Sweet Reincarnation: Volume 1

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But fans of Sweet Reincarnation want to know if this show will still get a season 2. Here is everything we know so far. Overall, Okashi na Tensei is a fun and enjoyable anime that is perfect for fans of fantasy, comedy, and slice-of-life. It is not the most groundbreaking anime, but it is sure to leave you with a smile on your face.

Season 2 of “Sweet Reincarnation” has not been confirmed. Neither the anime production committee, the animation studio, nor Crunchyroll has given any updates on Sweet Reincarnation season 2. While I don't hate the show for what it was, I can understand why others dislike it for this very reason. The actual story was relatively decent, but it seems to be diverging from its initial The only good thing about this anime is the relationship between MC and his father. It is rare to see good (and alive) fathers of male MC in Isekai. They do a lot of bonding, respect each other and are almost always in sync. When MC learns about his OP skill, the father discusses about this properly and makes sure to keep this a secret to avoid unnecessary attention. MC's father kinda saves this show by being an almost secondary MC.There is no harem (yet), which is maybe another positive. with even the most experienced nobles. Nobody questions his knowledge (especially HOW this barely 12 year old kid knows baking recipes that nobody ever heard about). All female characters (except one red haired noble lady) are useless. How much I adore isekai.... masterpieces Love them so much that "Sweet Reincarnation' couldn't pass my eyes because Nozomu Koryu did a very good job on this one, from the heart, let's put it that way!By applying this, it is possible to copy wounds and transfer the damage to multiple opponents, or copy and use other people's magic, but it is not possible to transfer things that have never been seen. It can only be used once, but once a certain magic has been copied, it can be copied again. His life would not be as sweet as his treats, though, as he encountered unfamiliar hardships in the magical world. To get one step closer to his lifelong desire, Pastry must learn how to fight, utilizing his confectionary knowledge and discovering magic along the way.

protagonist, although he has a good imbo power, but tries not to use it often. Mostly the protagonist tries to solve problems with his mind, I love this in isekai's, it's very cool! Since Sweet Reincarnation season 2 was not announced immediately after the final episode ended, this indicates that the studio is currently not working on a sequel season.

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That said, what Okashi na Tensei does well in is its simple plot of a reincarnated adult-turned-kid who wants to run a business selling sweets, and surprisingly, its characters, whom of which many are references to real sweets in life. Though I will say for the MC that is the bright kid of Pastry Mille Morteln: "Boy, you're in the wrong show! If you want to really make sweets, join Anne from Sugar Apple Fairy Tale, and you two can become child prodigies together to make sweets and build a sweets empire together!" Aside from the copy-paste repeated plot that has Pas (name in short form) fight for his lowly Morteln family by ascending to the likes of bigger kingdoms like the Hubarek family, forcefully getting engaged to the children (because that's a thing that the adults will capitalize on to build the next generation) with names like Petra and Licorice, yeah...give your children unique names so that you can have a sweet marriage when they grow up, I see your game there, ah hah? Aside from the adults having names like Pas's father Casserole, the caveat is that you'll have to see all of the usual BS like kingdom politics and family infighting, not to mention arranged family marriages, just to see the plot progress for Pas to finally make baby steps in his venture to create his sweets kingdom. Everything else surrounding Okashi na Tensei is average at best, from SynergySP's art and animation, and even to the music, which I've definitely heard better from sajou no hana (given that it's only Sana), and YuNi's ED is just...kinda annoying to hear after awhile. But “Sweet Reincarnation” was pretty popular among isekai fans. So, there might still be a silver lining for a sequel to this series. Is There Enough Source Material Sweet Reincarnation Season 2? One of the primary goals behind an anime adaptation is to increase the sales of manga and light novels. The anime series does not make much profit, and if the sale of source material doesn’t increase because of the anime, the chances of a sequel decrease exponentially.