Tsuihousareru Tabi ni Skill o Te ni Ireta Ore ga, 100 no Isekai de 2-shuume Musou
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This is one of the best “I was Exiled from the Hero’s party” series I have encountered, and it is actually an inversion of that trope because it is really an isekai (from another world trope).
Our MC is kicked out of the Hero’s Party after spending half a year as a member, but that’s actually okay this time! After all, it is the system requirement that allows him to leave that current world, and explore 99 others. Each time he accomplishes this objective, he is sent back to his starting dimension that contains the 100 doors to different fantasy worlds, and gets a new skill each time. After a while, he becomes OP because he’s basically got 50 years of experience and at least 100 different skills. He is promised the opportunity to go home after visiting all 100 worlds and completing the objective.
Sounds interesting enough, right? Nope! That’s just the premise of this incredibly potent series.
After he completed visiting the 100 worlds, the System tells him that he needs to visit one of the previous 100 worlds, and then the door to his own world will be unlocked. This is where the story gets intriguing…
Ed, the MC, returns to his very first world, where he was at his weakest form, and expects that the land would be flourishing after the Hero beat the Deomn Lord. HOWEVER… this is the opposite,ย as it turns out the Hero died fighting the Demon forces, and the only person who is left from his party is an elf who secretly had feelings for him the entire time. Unfortunately, while they reconnect for a while, she is suffering from a curse and dies soon after meeting Ed, which naturally ‘motivates’ [traumatises] our MC into saving that world. As luck would have it, one of his skills is the ability to reset time, but only once or something like that (which makes it not broken af), and instead of just going back home after visiting the first world he explored, Ed resets time to before he entered any of the worlds, vowing to use his retained knowledge and powers to ensure each world gets a happy ending.
This premise allows for the audience to expect many many MANY story arcs for Ed, as well as more chances to showcase what powers and abilities he gained. Imagine if you could keep all your accumulated knowledge and experience, not to mention items, from 100 worlds, and then start your life all over again!
It starts off so wholesomely bitter-sweet, and then takes a turn for the better, not only because of the premise but also because this series is blessed to have an exceptional narrative as well as indepth character development.
Also, I shouldn’t really spoil this, but if you want to know…
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The hot elf chick who motivated him to save all 100 worlds finds a way to find him after he completes his objective and is teleported back to his starting room; while there’s nothing available yet from the manga, we should see how this series may blossom into a ‘true romance finds a way’ series, or if it devoles into ‘let me add another 99 girls to my harem’. ๐
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