I want a show where the MC reincarnates with all of his memories and mental faculties like normal, but the whole show is about the psychological trauma of being a fully sapient adult in the body of an infant.
What if you got isekai'd into the body of famous actor John Malkovich? Just spitballing here idk.
1985 is an actual novel though, it's about Muslims and syndicalists taking over Britain and why that's a bad thing :british-maw:
I'm a teenage elven king that got ran over by a horse carriage and reincarnated into a 35-year-old otaku who lives with his mom in Tokyo
A communist party Cadre from an AES country gets spirit isekaid to like 300 b.c.e give or take and takes over the body of a Greek mercenary hoplite and goes from war fodder to creating the foundations of a socialist state through careful implementation of modern knowledge and techniques under the guise of being being the chosen of one of the Greek gods.
A billionaire is reincarnated in another world without any money or influence and the audience gets a hamfisted lesson on theory as they watch him repeatedly fail to pull himself up by his bootstraps.
A child who only eats beige foods is transported to a magical world filled exclusively with beans.
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I've got a half baked idea where the MC wishes to be "in a harem anime" and gets genie wished into being one of the girls in someone else's anime harem. In the course of rejecting this placement he a) learns about sexism and b) firmly entrenches himself as the group's tsundere. Then a genderfluid plot emerges where they realize that their initial rejection of a woman's body was more the result of the culture they grew up in and not a reflection of how they really feel about it.
Meanwhile everyone's doing martial arts or something. Make it like Ranma 1/2 with wacky characters and situations and a lot of cheese- and beefcake.
An alt universe where Garfield is an Italian-American cat named Garfeli.
Dynasty Warriors but it's the Eastern Front and you play as Stalin
Your weapon of choice: a giant spoon for eating everyone's food.
Saying the Elven Forest looks better than the 2d scenes is revisionism.
Why is it that exclusively in the context of anime do I see the term "MC" instead of the traditional "protagonist"?
I mostly chose a male MC to contrast with the trope of them perving on their new mom, but yeah a female MC generally makes for a better show.
