The Biggest Flexes In Isekai

I like Isekai! And because I like talking about Isekai, here's my take on the biggest flexes in Isekai!

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[AniNews]

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[xplic_whatifs]

Isekai is like that friend who is really annoying but u can't help but love them

[deltalord]

A personal favorite flex of mine is ainz's royal procession. It was like a multi layered flex too from using a spell to freeze the mud around the area so he doesnt need to walk in it to having a giant golem come out just to throw a cube to having magic armor skeletons as a staircase. Showing the lizard men the true power of nazarick!

[lzzytempest]

Rimuru’s demon lord arc (from the attack on Tempest to Walpurgis) was such a brutal flex. Everything was so sad but the brutal and one-sided crunch from Rimuru and his subordinates was a pleasing flex. Megiddo was devastating. But most of all, the Claymen’s punishment was so deserved and satisfying. Reading it in the LN was merciless and Claymen deserved every bit of it.

[ninjacow]

The sound design for "Eminence in Shadow" and "That time I reincarnated as a slime" is AMAZING. You can feel the flex, the impact of the moment.

[kevinchong]

Rimuru releasing Megiddo was so satisfying, due to all the emotions that have been building up. Hakurou said it best: they angered someone they never should have

[HachikujiMayoi]

For those who cant read kanji during slime's Megiddo the text that appear beside him roughly translates to Gods Anger
That makes the name of the skill even more terrifying

[xetoegaming]

A neat thing to note about Rimuru’s spell Megiddo, is that the word “Megiddo” actually has biblical roots, and is synonymous with the apocalypse and the end of the world.

Not only did Rimuru descend on them like a god of death, but he brought them the apocalypse.

[AlthosWTF]

Can't Believe you talked about a flex in Gate and didn't mentions Rory's Flex on that lady thinking she was a little kid. It was so satisfying!

[AncientBeast]

You notice how Cid subtly increases his strength as Beatrix and Iris pushes on.
- He uses his speed to see if they can actually sense and block his attacks.
- He then tests their strength by using the crowbars. What's interesting is that Cid only has to use the tip of the bar to hold off Iris's sword while he had to use the other to grip against Beatrix's.
- Next was to see their finesse in Magic Control. Cid off-handedly blocked Iris's sword.

[dysin_]

For eminence in shadow he didn't just threaten a nuke at the end due to them asking if he was going to run away it was because they just got done saying that he done fucked up and the whole city would be after him. He was basicly saying "The whole city after me? I could wipe out everyone in it in an instant"

[Jtr_ceral_killer]

Honorable mentions

Kazuma getting the steal skill and acquiring undergarments.

The old wizard in handyman saito unsheathing his excalibur

The overly cautious hero slapping the princess knight lady

The wrestler that suplexed the princess in the 1st episode of that one where the wrestler opens up a pet store.

I'm sure others may add the titles.

[pedroviniciuspreiswelter]

Cid's speech to Iris before unleashing his power is something I watched many times when it first came out. It's such a good flex.

[TheMobott]

Bit of a flex in a different way, but I loved the final fight of World's Finest Assassin when he dropped a ROD FROM GOD on that guy. When I watched that episode and he created a specifically tungsten rod, I audibly went "Oh my god he's doing the thing."

[spamuel]

Rimuru's spell is the most satisfying flex in any isekai for one sole reason; the producers let it build up. Spoiler warning for anyone who hasn't watched that far and actually cares.






They didn't just declare war on Tempest while he was away, they sent the strongest swordswoman in the world, a master of direct attacks to the soul, to kill Rimuru, or at least stall him on his way back to Tempest from Ingrassia. While he was busy trying to avoid seven attacks from her sword, each one directly hitting his soul and guaranteeing death on the seventh blow, Falmuth sent summoned otherworlders to stir up trouble in town. Trouble they kicked off by accusing Gobzo of assaulting one of them, a girl named Kirara. Typical false attempted rape accusation, which Gobta completely brushed off with the help of Shion and Shuna pulling up at the last moment. Shuna anti'd Kirara's ability, which forced people to obey her commands (she'd just ordered Gobta and Gobzo to die). Her two companions then started a fight with Gobta and Shion, which they were about to lose, when Falmuth's army put up a barrier that reduced the abilities of any monsters inside.
Cue Shion now struggling with her fight, while Hakuro jumps in to help after Gobta gets stabbed through the gut and has his face stomped on because sword prick is a douche. Hakuro goes down with another gut slash, Shion's bruised and beaten, and now Falmuth's army rides in with their leader shouting how he came to see this nation of monsters, and found them attacking their citizens. Falmuth's army charges through the center of town, killing everyone who gets in the way, and Shion takes a sword to the back when she dives out to protect a little girl caught in the middle of the street. Rimuru gets back to town to find the city trashed, dozens wounded, and all of his closest friends and advisors trying to keep him from going to the square. Once he finally gets them to show him what's going on, he sees dozens of dead citizens laid out in the square, with Shion and Gobzo at the front, after one of his first rules laid down for the settlement was not to attack humans.
And this was over around EIGHT EPISODES, eight weeks of watching this injustice and bullshit build up, hoping to see it all come crashing down, and it finally did with the biggest bitchslap in anime.

[Un_Popular_Opinions]

I LOVED what Rimiru did against that army. Because it wasn’t even just a coldly calculated act. They killed his people. and it pissed him SO MUCH he destroyed all before him lol.

[amothinspace]

When I saw Megiddo for the first time I was still pretty shaken after the attack on Tempest. I was sad, shocked and angry at Falmuth… so when I watched the slaughter of Megiddo, I was stunned and in awe. It felt justified… and then at the harvest festival I cried out of sheer relief. Probably one of my favourite moments in anime just because of the emotional roller coaster it puts you through

[RickySama]

I love the story of GATE introducing a what-if scenario on how a country deals with a new world full of land and little to no pollution. There are also scenarios like enabling opportunists to try something uncanny to capture new world characters for interrogation. This anime did a great job having a modern set of characters interacting with medieval ones and the amount of flexing the military does is soo satisfying.. 😁😍

[rollin]

Ainz making 70, 000+ soldiers just drop dead instantly, then summoning 5 monstrosities that then proceeds to crush over 100, 000 more, then showing his true form whilst demanding that his allies applaud his magnificence as though it were all a glorious show is arguably peak flexing. Rimuru made his enemies tremble in fear. Ainz made his allies do so.

[StarforceSF]

That slime one has to be the most satisfying uno reverse moments in anime ever! Not only did he massacared an entire army and captured their leader, the 3 cocky otherworlders that helped the invasion into tempest also got dealt with by Rimuru's friends. And afterwards he managed to get even stronger by evolving into a demon lord and revive all of his fallen townsmen.
I might be a bit sadistic for loving those scenes so much, but these bastards deserved every bit of what happened to them.