Where did the island come from?
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Tsuru
A warhammer planet appearing in Douluo Dalu world,
is an isekai.
So yes.
Isekai is basically quite a "broad" theme as its simply "another world".
Though for anime community and/or tagging it is more in the sense of "hey i reincarnated into --- and my vibes are jp style"
is an isekai.
So yes.
Isekai is basically quite a "broad" theme as its simply "another world".
Though for anime community and/or tagging it is more in the sense of "hey i reincarnated into --- and my vibes are jp style"
Tsuru
BUT.
Now i think about your question.
It maybe not, as it depend on a certain VERY particular detail.
The "POV"
Is the POV of narrator/novel/MC
an aborigen ?
OR from one of this people on the island nation that appeared ?
Depending that, it may or may not be isekai. Just like MC=aborigen=fantasy and not isekai.
Now i think about your question.
It maybe not, as it depend on a certain VERY particular detail.
The "POV"
Is the POV of narrator/novel/MC
an aborigen ?
OR from one of this people on the island nation that appeared ?
Depending that, it may or may not be isekai. Just like MC=aborigen=fantasy and not isekai.
Rezcore
It's from a grimdark parallel earth. The main character isn't even in the first half of the book, and is not the only pov, but is the nexus upon which the story moves
NotaNuffian
Well, it is an isekai for the inhabitants of the island.
It is an invasion from the perspective of Earf.
It is an invasion from the perspective of Earf.
Rezcore
Yes, but what is the limit of isekai. Is there a term for this level of it? Gah it's bamboozling
JayMark
Reverse mass isekai