It’s one thing to get reincarnated as a righteous hero. It’s another thing entirely to get reincarnated as a villain! Our protagonist was just reincarnated into the body of Princess Pride Royal Ivy, the last boss and ultimate villain of her favorite otome game. But evil just isn’t her style, so she’ll use Pride’s powerful abilities to sow peace and love instead of discord! Can she change the fate of this vile villainess, or is her role in the story already rotten to the core?
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TLDR: characters were kind of boring, story was kind of stupid, and then BAM. pedophilia
The summary is obviously an exaggeration, but you aren't going to get much else out of this review.
Animation was very good, and the little CGI they did use was used well and wasn't horribly distracting (I'm looking at you level 99 villainess).
That's about where the pros end. Personally, I love reb…
_I usually do not write reviews so bare with me. I just thought this anime deserved at least __one__ review, to hopefully get more people to watch it._
LasTame starts off as a typical reincarnation anime, but this time its in a visual novel that the protagonist has played before.
She finds herself…
"The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior" [_short: "LasTame"_] is an Isekai Shoujo series - or for being more precise, it is an [Iyashikei](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iyashikei) belonging to the otome game villainess theme. The story was written by Tenichi, whose light novel…
An emotional isekai that surprised me and stayed with me long after watching.
I went into The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior expecting something light, maybe even a bit generic. You know how it is with isekai: reincarnation, game logic, familiar tropes. But this one genuinely caught me off guard in a way I didn’t expect at all.
What made it stand o…