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Episode Isekai Shikkaku • No Longer Allowed In Another World - Episode 11 discussion

Isekai Shikkaku, episode 11

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u/yamiyaiba Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24

The conclusion felt a bit...flawed to me. It didn't really make sense. They got isekai'd at least a somewhat substantial amount of time apart, yet are back together at the same time. The younger sister is still sick (sure, isekai temp cured her or whatever, but now that's irrelevant), and they still have a shitty father that's going to parentify the elder sister to death. The younger is likely too weak to push back against their father or do anything to stop that, and the father has no reason to listen to either of them.

Really, this was an incredibly cruel ending, not a happy one. They both had a taste of freedom and youth, and had reconciled their fractured relationship, and Sensei just sent them back to their own personal Hell, likely never to experience that freedom and happiness again. Sure, the resentment is cleared for now, but the source of it remains. More than likely, if nothing changes, they'll be right back to square one or worse.

I get the feeling the viewer isn't supposed to think about it too hard and just accept that everything is magically better somehow, but without a scene live showing the father in tears and remorseful or something, this just feels heartless of Sensei to do.

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u/Reptile449 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Reptile44 Sep 17 '24

It's still a rough situation for them, but I don't think the source of the resentment remains. By showing the sisters their love for each other their perspectives have changed, as long as they have each other they'll be able to conquer the problems back home.

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u/yamiyaiba Sep 17 '24

The father and the illness are the true source of the resentment. So unless those are gone, it remains. The funny thing about resentment is that it isn't really logical. Yes, they understand each other. Perhaps the elder sister won't blame the younger anymore, but she'll still likely resent being forced to not have her own life. She still exists solely as a caretaker for the sick sister, at least insofar as the father is concerned.

That whole context would have been changed with one additional scene, honestly, but they struck out on this one at the last minute. A hug, some tears, the father saying he's so sorry... That's all it needed really to change the context.

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u/RedRocket4000 Sep 19 '24

And they might get the father saying he's sorry. The illness could be gone the other guy was still crippled in the new world that was not cured, instead he became a werewolf where only in werewolf form could he move freely while in this case the younger girl was cured.

And fathers treatment of older is traditional in many cultures she's healthy she's expected to do her duty and not be thanked for it.

Older sister now old enough to move out. Like explanation for her new clothing look even though both seam to have been popped back at that moment.

If illness chronic bacterial infection Americans are coming with penicillin in several years. ;)