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EP. REVIEW: That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3

However, we've already seen what happens to monsters when they are robbed of their connection to magic—so aren't the people of Tempest just weakening themselves?

If anybody's finding this a bit dry, don't worry...

If we get enough seasons, there's an entire light novel that's just spoiler[the author listing the stats, abilities and power levels of the major characters (and admitting in the epilogue that his editor advised him not to).]

From my understanding of reading both the manga and LN, there's a difference between random forest monsters and the sentient beings that are now living in the town.

While he went far beyond the moral event horizon when he murdered the entire 20,000-strong Falmuth army—including those who wanted to surrender—this episode does a lot to show that he wasn't exactly in his right mind when he did so. Although Rimuru has never shown any remorse for his actions that day, it says something that he does not want to witness such an event again.

I guess it makes sense with all the people from our world being transported to or reborn into this one that someone would make a gun. Though, in a world with tons of magic like this one, I wonder how useful guns are.

This show is really competing with Tsukimichi in-terms of being a slow-paced Isekai show where it feels like barely anything happens. Just when you think stuff is about to happen...more meetings and conversations!

Can't wait for them to set up Rimuru vs Hinata only for them to instead get chairs and a table so we can have another meeting.

• Have we ever even heard of, much less seen, the Rosso family before?

Luckily for our monster heroes, they have one major advantage: they are constantly being underestimated.

The ironic part is I wanted slime to be considered of its world building and nation building. But despite devoting most of its time to talking with people it doesnt do that. It only discusses the machinations of enemies and how to deploy their forces. Not 1 detail on the military training, resources and preparation or how to provide for tempest.

Instead its a twirl mustache off.

spoiler[I already came burned out enough from Kumoko's anime. This is a large scale politics series anyway, should the granular individual skills of a lot of people even matter that much?]

I feel uneasy. How come there was only one meeting and it was so short and casual?