RE: Top 7 Fantasy Animes of the Winter Season (2026) | Nattosheru Review [ENG/SPA]

Wow! I'm glad my post motivated you to make this great comment. This definitely deserves support from @topcomment, I think.

As for the Expert in Nothing, yes, the absurd power-up they give the protagonist halfway through the anime completely undermines the main plot, so honestly, that really discouraged me. Sure, that and the constant use of CGI (3D animation) in the constant battle scenes, which don't look so bad in comparison, but I still dislike it much more.

The Champingnon Witch thing is exactly like that; the story became stressfully slow and tedious after the halfway point. I don't know how I managed to watch it until its pathetic end. 🥴

I also really enjoyed the Kunon anime because of its protagonist and how it made the story entertaining to watch, despite its shortcomings due to its very low budget.

As for the only Isekai in the TOP, I don't think the protagonist is invincible or powerful as such, since his construction ability only gives him the possibility of creating things in a limited way. But as he himself says, he can get physically exhausted like anyone else. His skills are indeed excellent, but when facing a more powerful enemy like a dragon, he always needs help. The theme of the development of the village to which he is banished also catches my attention because of the care given to the protagonist's decision-making.

Personally, I liked the protagonist Hajime more because of his carefree and calm personality. Also, his story as an orphan is somewhat moving and exemplary. Although he does have his flaws in his behavior towards women, his drinking, and so on, that only makes him more realistic than any other generic protagonist of today.

Regarding Roll Over And Die, I agree with you about the animation and the way the story unfolds. I think that, more than the constant use of dark themes and CGI, what shocked me most was its ending and the lack of tragedy, compared to the beginning. You're right about the villains, it's completely absurd.

Frieren, you have to watch it, even though it might make you cry in the first half of its first season, the second half onwards is a complete marvel in terms of adventure, action, comedy, romance, etc. What fascinates me about Frieren is that its animated adaptation is perfect for anyone who enjoys good animation and a moving story at the same time.

Thank you so much for your comment and support. 🤗