(CR) Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau

[Stark700]

Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau (The Beast Tamer Exiled From the Hero’s Party and the Cat Eared Girl From the Strongest Race Meet) has an anime adaptation coming this Fall. Announcement should be soon.

Synopsis

Beast Tamer Rein, who uses animals, was a member of the hero's party. However, since he couldn't do anything else, he wasn't able to keep up in battle.

"You only know how to play with animals. You're fired."

Rein is kicked out of the party and now lives freely as an adventurer. On his journey, he meets a girl from a cat tribe, the so-called strongest species. Elsewhere, the hero's party remains unaware that their previous success was all thanks to Rein...

This is the story of a beast tamer no longer held back and his fateful encounter with a precious companion.

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[Stark700]

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[Frontier]

I thought Red from Banished from the Heroes Party had it bad but having the whole party basically fire you and complain about how much they thought you sucked, felt you were a waste of space in the party, and never really wanted you there is...pretty bad. Especially when Rein seems to have been the only one who thought they were proper comrades .

The Opening is pretty fitting for this kind of series and with some effective visuals! We've got Rein still reeling from the trauma and harsh words of his former party but finding salvation through Kanade and the rest of his Beast Girl Harem !

I dunno, the ability to control, communicate, and tame animals seems pretty useful to me, but I guess all the party ever used him for was lugging their stuff around and scouting stuff. Maybe now Rein can reach his full potential away from them .

It's fun seeing Shoya Chiba play a more straightforward, heroic, and innocent character compared to his usual stoic, intelligent, and emotionally detached protagonists .

Nobunaga Shimazaki playing an absolute dick in the Hero Arios! And I thought Aoi Koga's character seemed like the only one actually conflicted about what they were doing to Rein, but then she just joined in on bashing him. My only solace is thinking if we ever see this group again, they'll probably be suffering for not having Rein there .

Even the kids and commoners thought the Hero's Party, except Rein, sucked! That should tell you something...

Can Natalie be part of Rein's budding Harem? She's cute, has nice braided hair, and an impressive rack! And she really seemed to appreciate that Rein wanted to know the ins and outs of being an adventurer .

If there's one thing I have learned, getting kicked out of the Hero's Party and not having to worry about fighting the Demon Lord does wonders for your love life, as Rein has a fateful encounter with a cute girl while saving her from a monster...although said cute girl ends up saving his life with a dropkick .

And we properly meet Kanade! A Cat Spirit and one of the Ultimate Beasts, meaning she's much more powerful than she looks! But she's also part of a dying breed and might have bought it herself and joined her grandparents were it not for Rein .

You know she's a keeper when she's a cutie, nice, helps you open up about all the bad stuff that happened to you, and gets mad on your behalf. I think Kanade even jumped at the chance to get contracted to Rein because she's fallen for him and wants to be with him and I think Rein is falling for her as well !

The Ending is nice and pleasant, with all the girls as plushy dolls taking care of what I assume is the inevitable house they'll all be living together and ending on the shot of all of them in their PJ's...although dragon girl with the nightdress and exposed cleavage sure drew my attention !

[stray]

I guess this is the 'chad' version of the beast master trope because there was another series this year with a loner 'virgin' beast tamer that just hung out with some slimes.

It looks terrible but for some reason I'm kind of a sucker for 'kicked from the party' stories so I'll probably stick with it the rest of the season depending how awful it gets.

[BWTraveller]

Saddest part is, though I've seen some claim that the "expelled" trope is unrealistic, fact is it even happens in real life when the parties aren't balanced properly or don't really communicate well. If the supporter role does his job too well, the attackers sometimes don't really notice and end up caring only about DPS. Who cares if we knew that enemy was coming, we can beat it easy! Who cares if we have enough items with us, we've never had a problem with anything before! All that matters is whether a person's able to inflict damage on an enemy or not. Anyone who isn't great at raw damage is just a burden and at the least should let the "real" fighters have all the loot and pay until they learn to contribute properly, or better yet should be kicked out as fast as possible. And if a party started out fairly strong and with a highly-effective supporter, then yeah it's not too surprising that they might not learn the hard truth. Can't wait to see them suffer through this lesson afterward. Seriously hope eventually at least one of them will be able to humble themselves and give a sincere apology.

One thing's different from the manga (don't know if it's different in the light novel though): in the manga he says nothing about this being something that everyone where he's from could do. In fact, he thinks about how even he himself hasn't actually met another tamer before, and then says "Isn't this normal?" Which way was it in the light novel? If it was like the manga in the LN, I wonder why they decided to turn being able to make limitless contracts from something exclusive to him into something anyone from his home could do.

[Greenish Growth]

Well I still don't mind expulsion stories just so long as it doesn't do the same thing I've seen dozens of times before done six or seven times in a row. It also helps if the characters are more likable than average. I prefer the ones with childhood friends being involved if possible because it either makes the event hurt more or makes it feel more triumphant when things work out later.

Expulsion stories can be unbelievable because they often make the expulsers incredibly, unbelievably stupid. They usually never admit they're wrong even when all the evidence shows otherwise. The stupidest characters just continue to insist they're right even when the entire country is against them. They feel like cardboard antagonists. The expulsed character lied and cheated or put a curse on them and that's why they became so weak and ineffective. It's never because of anything they did. Many expulsion stories are like that.

I'm pretty sure that's why a lot of novel readers hate expulsion stories as a type - because there are so many bad stories in that category. The cardboard antagonists are only there to be hated by the reader and they usually have no depth of character.

I didn't mind the manga for this expulsion story though. I thought it was above average for its type.

[BWTraveller]

Originally Posted by Greenish Growth

Well I still don't mind expulsion stories just so long as it doesn't do the same thing I've seen dozens of times before done six or seven times in a row. It also helps if the characters are more likable than average. I prefer the ones with childhood friends being involved if possible because it either makes the event hurt more or makes it feel more triumphant when things work out later.

Expulsion stories can be unbelievable because they often make the expulsers incredibly, unbelievably stupid. They usually never admit they're wrong even when all the evidence shows otherwise. The stupidest characters just continue to insist they're right even when the entire country is against them. They feel like cardboard antagonists. The expulsed character lied and cheated or put a curse on them and that's why they became so weak and ineffective. It's never because of anything they did. Many expulsion stories are like that.

I'm pretty sure that's why a lot of novel readers hate expulsion stories as a type - because there are so many bad stories in that category. The cardboard antagonists are only there to be hated by the reader and they usually have no depth of character.

I didn't mind the manga for this expulsion story though. I thought it was above average for its type.

Okay, I clearly need to learn more expulsion stories, because for one I don't think I know any that actually work out in the end, and the only one I know where the party members that cursed the guy are ultimately revealed to have done it out of a desperate attempt to get him to quit before he gets himself killed or something like that.

[Greenish Growth]

Originally Posted by BWTraveller

Okay, I clearly need to learn more expulsion stories, because for one I don't think I know any that actually work out in the end, and the only one I know where the party members that cursed the guy are ultimately revealed to have done it out of a desperate attempt to get him to quit before he gets himself killed or something like that.

I don't remember any expulsion stories working out with the main character and all his former party members either, but there are many stories where one or more former party members join up with the main character later. Sometimes only the male arrogant party leader remains the only antagonist from his former party (but that's usually when the main character gets his own harem party).

"Good" party members might have been away when the main character was kicked out of the group. They might have been brainwashed (rare) or forced to be in the Hero's party because of their aristocratic/church obligations. Or maybe even the childhood friend was distancing herself from the main character so the other party member would abuse him less. Yeah....and sometimes the "good" party members might have been genuinely worried about him being weak (prob future MC harem party later).

At any rate, I like the female characters in this story so I will continue to watch the anime. Hopefully it will go past the manga so I can see more of the characters.

[Lukes YGO & WS on YT]

Pretty good first episode and I like where this is going.

Rein is probably beyond S Rank and is going to have the strongest party ever with Ultimate Species by the looks of it.

[Kadmos1]

O.K., so I am torn between watching "Beast Tamer" (have not seen the epi. yet) and "Futoko no Guild". I am a fan service fan and I know FnG will have plenty. However, for those that have read the source materials for both, which one do you see as the overall better series? If either of the following series has lots of fan service in their source materials, then I might watch this show over FnG: "Noumin Kanren no Skill Bakka" and "Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute!".

Sure, I could just watch both but I'm trying to lessen how many debuting anime I am watching this season. I am already at over 10 that I plant to watch. Then again, I could always watch 2 separate series at the same time, each on a separate tab. Counting upcoming Eng. dubs of shows this season, that is 20+. Sheesh. Guess it helps that I am currently unemployed but I will get back to job hunting after meeting with a local Voc Rehab-related office on Tues.

[Frontier]

Originally Posted by Kadmos1

O.K., so I am torn between watching "Beast Tamer" (have not seen the epi. yet) and "Futoko no Guild". I am a fan service fan and I know FnG will have plenty. However, for those that have read the source materials for both, which one do you see as the overall better series? If either of the following series has lots of fan service in their source materials, then I might watch this show over FnG: "Noumin Kanren no Skill Bakka" and "Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute!".

Sure, I could just watch both but I'm trying to lessen how many debuting anime I am watching this season. I am already at over 10 that I plant to watch. Then again, I could always watch 2 separate series at the same time, each on a separate tab. Counting upcoming Eng. dubs of shows this season, that is 20+. Sheesh. Guess it helps that I am currently unemployed but I will get back to job hunting after meeting with a local Voc Rehab-related office on Tues.

I expect Dragon Girl to supply plenty of fanservice when she shows up...

[Greenish Growth]

Originally Posted by Kadmos1

O.K., so I am torn between watching "Beast Tamer" (have not seen the epi. yet) and "Futoko no Guild". I am a fan service fan and I know FnG will have plenty. However, for those that have read the source materials for both, which one do you see as the overall better series? If either of the following series has lots of fan service in their source materials, then I might watch this show over FnG: "Noumin Kanren no Skill Bakka" and "Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute!".

Sure, I could just watch both but I'm trying to lessen how many debuting anime I am watching this season. I am already at over 10 that I plant to watch. Then again, I could always watch 2 separate series at the same time, each on a separate tab. Counting upcoming Eng. dubs of shows this season, that is 20+. Sheesh. Guess it helps that I am currently unemployed but I will get back to job hunting after meeting with a local Voc Rehab-related office on Tues.

I only know about Beast Tamer and Kage. I know almost nothing about the other two. Between Kage and Beast Tamer, I would much prefer to watch Kage only based on what I know of the novel and manga.

Beast Tamer is more on the cute and fun side while Kage is more like a chuunibyou satire and should be quite amusing to see with cool parts too. I would think that Kage would have a lot more fanservice too between the two.

[FlareKnight]

I guess based on this the hero's party was just really stupid. They looked down on Rein for being a Beast Tamer, but for some reason they couldn't notice that he was ridiculous when it comes to Beast Tamer standards. Of course this is a party too stupid to understand the value of scouting and being able to easily transport equipment...Apparently logistics are just too high concept for them to handle.

Will admit that I at least can appreciate scenarios where the party might push someone out because they feel like the person really would get killed or is pushing themselves out of some sense of obligation when they don't need to be doing this.

Have a feeling that unlike the one with Red, Rit, and Ruti that I won't miss this hero's party now that they are gone. Oh well, at least Rein is going to pick up a ridiculously OP harem along the way . I don't expect this show to be anything special. But at least the harem looks cute and this could be light fun.

[Strahan]

I just hope that if they write the hero party realizing their loss and getting in a tight spot, then running across him and asking him back, that he turns them down flat. If he does the typical anime "let's all be friends and forget the past" I'll puke, lol. They didn't just kick him out, they were assholes about it.

[BWTraveller]

Originally Posted by FlareKnight

I guess based on this the hero's party was just really stupid. They looked down on Rein for being a Beast Tamer, but for some reason they couldn't notice that he was ridiculous when it comes to Beast Tamer standards. Of course this is a party too stupid to understand the value of scouting and being able to easily transport equipment...Apparently logistics are just too high concept for them to handle.

Will admit that I at least can appreciate scenarios where the party might push someone out because they feel like the person really would get killed or is pushing themselves out of some sense of obligation when they don't need to be doing this.

Have a feeling that unlike the one with Red, Rit, and Ruti that I won't miss this hero's party now that they are gone. Oh well, at least Rein is going to pick up a ridiculously OP harem along the way . I don't expect this show to be anything special. But at least the harem looks cute and this could be light fun.

Again, it's sadly not that unbelievable that a party that started out with high DPS would have trouble really catching on how important the more support-type tasks are. Many need to experience just what it's like to NOT have those things before they can appreciate it.

Also, it seems like beast tamers are relatively rare or unpopular, to the point that even Rein has never met another before (at least according to the manga, though the anime made his homeland full of them). It's not that surprising that they didn't have that many encounters. Also, it bears noting that they are NOT adventurers and don't even associate with adventurers. They're all about leveling up and going after the Demon King. They've kind of isolated themselves due to their better-than-you attitude. With all that, they only know one beast tamer and have never been given any reason to believe that he's in any way unusual.

[Magewolf]

What if the hero's party is right? Because to me he looks like a pretty horrible example of a pet using class so far. If all he did was scout and play porter then I would have kicked him for a thief(who at least would be expected to take care of himself) and some horses myself. I mean he was killing goblins with a dagger instead of a pack of wolves or a bear, that screams incompetence to me.

So far the show seems to be setting him up to be carried hard by his harem so how can you blame his party for not knowing that he would power up as soon as he started tripping over girls? Now that is completely separate from the rest of his party being scum. Unfortunately being scum does not prevent someone from being right about something or even being competent.

[magnuskn]

Well, this wasn't exactly thrilling, but it's catgirl, erm, interesting enough to keep me catgirl, ah, interested.

[Chosen_Hero]

Yeesh, these kind of series always make the hero and his party to be the ultimate scumbags for no reason, they can't ever just have a proper sit down and explain why they have to let him go, no, they have to do it in the worst way possible and to add insult to injury they just have to take his equipment too... for some reason.

It can't be just me who thinks that some of these writers might need to lay off on the MMO's or Monster Hunters if these are the kinds of experiences they are protecting onto their stories, this can't be healthy.

Also, of course he gets whats basically a slave that wants to willingly be one... Japan keeps worrying me more and more the more of their stories I see, especially their "fantasy" genre.

[Frontier]

Originally Posted by Chosen_Hero

Yeesh, these kind of series always make the hero and his party to be the ultimate scumbags for no reason, they can't ever just have a proper sit down and explain why they have to let him go, no, they have to do it in the worst way possible and to add insult to injury they just have to take his equipment too... for some reason.

It can't be just me who thinks that some of these writers might need to lay off on the MMO's or Monster Hunters if these are the kinds of experiences they are protecting onto their stories, this can't be healthy.

Also, of course he gets whats basically a slave that wants to willingly be one... Japan keeps worrying me more and more the more of their stories I see, especially their "fantasy" genre.

Well, in Banished from the Hero's party the main jerk was Ares and he's the one who kicked Gideon out. Although the rest of the party did kind of realize they hadn't treated Gideon as fairly as they could have when he left.

It doesn't seem like the contract is a traditional "slave" setting but they didn't really dive deep into what the contract means. At least she doesn't have a slave collar .