Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?!

This anime doesn't try to be intricate or dramatic it's simply a fun anime about a group of adventurers with a not so normal party member. I all in all enjoyed it and I think it's definitely worth watching! P. S. I didn't go too in depth because I don't want to anger any hardcore fans.

As a fan of the FUNA's light novels and manga adaptations, I had high expectations for this anime. The original LN is pretty funny and entertaining to read,with a good story line. But in this TV adaptation, the story became silly and hollow. The bad-ass moments of the novels became non-existent in the anime. It is sad to see the "Average" Misato/Adele/Mile becoming this bad. :(

Average anime without any proper story, Ok anime just watch if you are bored and don't have anything to watch.., it is just a funny anime that's it, nothing else..

Eighteen year old Misato Kurihara had difficulties making friends because she was a genius... then she was killed in an accident while saving a child. She is given the opportunity to reincarnate in a fantasy world; she has just one request... she wants to be average. She becomes Adele von Ascham, the daughter of a noble family. At the age of ten she suddenly regains memories of her previous life she also learns that she has powers that rather than being those of a typical human are an average of the most powerful and least powerful being in that world... this means her powers are 6800 times greater than a typical person! She tries to hide this but that isn't easy. She moves to another school and takes the name 'Mile'. Here she makes friends with Reina, Mavis von Austien and Pauline; together they form a group known as 'The Crimson Vow'. They take on quests of the sort one would expect in a fantasy world; some harder than others. This anime is part of the increasingly crowded 'Isekai' genre; it might not be one of the best examples but it is rather fun. The protagonists are likeable and their adventures provide a decent level of excitement as well as some laughs. The story progresses well with the introduction of the characters, the development of their friendship and their quests... all leading to a battle against something that is more powerful than Mile. The animation is solid as are the character designs. The ending does leave things open for a second season without actually promising more. Overall I'd not say this is a must see but it is worth watching if you like the genre. These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

A little cliché when the relationship is the central idea of the anime, several attempts to create characters with problems close to the real ones, but they are only attempts and the only interesting point is the comedy. Watch to relax, but without any pretense.

This type of show is not normally my cup of tea, but I found myself looking forward to each episode. It hits a low point at episode 10, but more than makes up for it with episode 11 and 12 and it left me wanted to see a season 2.

I thought this would be a good anime when I started watching it, but then they start with the peace crap of not killing people who are trying to kill them. Then it results in more deaths.