The Man Who Saved Me On My Isekai Trip: Is There an Anime?
Is there an of? Curious anime and manga fans might have heard of the series somewhere on social media. Here is a guide on The Man Who Saved Me on My Isekai Trip was a Killer anime.
People who are familiar with the series might have seen a promotional video for it. However, that video was not a trailer for an anime adaptation. It was a promotion to make more people read the doujinshi. It was also in celebration of the completion of the series.
According to the author’s X (formerly Twitter) account, there are currently no plans to adapt the series into an anime.
Those who are unaware of the premise of the series should note that The Man Who Saved Me on My Isekai Trip was a Killer is for audiences 18 years old and above.
If you are looking for where to read the manga, the English version is available for purchase on the DL site. The estimated price for the whole series is 16.80 USD. More information is available on the author’s Twitter account, @horihori_ahan.
The official synopsis of The Man Who Saved Me on My Isekai Trip was a Killer reads:
“Sexual harassment, nasty bosses…
It’s just one misfortune after another for Megumi.
Then, one day after working overtime, she has an accident.
When she wakes up…she’s in another world.
She’s taken to the caste, discovered to be an outsider,
and swiftly thrown out with nothing but the clothes on her back.
Just as she’s about to get attacked by some thugs, her savior appears:
a strange young man with no qualms about killing people.”
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