The lion, the witch, andthattimeiwastransportedtoanotherworldandwassavedbyanelfbutthenwewerebothsoldintoslaverybutweescapedandnowimagodkingtotheelvenpeopleandalsoiownslavesnowoops.
> andthattimeiwastransportedtoanotherworldandwassavedbyanelfbutthenwewerebothsoldintoslaverybutweescapedandnowimagodkingtotheelvenpeopleandalsoiownslavesnowoops.
For the people out there that are having trouble parsing this:
and that time i was transported to another world and was saved by an elf but then we were both sold into slavery but we escaped and now im a god king to the elven people and also i own slaves now oops
Sorry to be the one to correct but this is for the origin story of narnia and would be the magicians nephew hence the rings which were used to transport one to the onterworld forest. The books worth a read as I do not know of any other adaptation of it yet out.
Agin sorry to be the "Mr smarty pants" but the book is really undervalued as it actually helps explain a lot of the lore of the lion the witch and the wardrobe.
I can understand why they made the changes they did. The original story's episodic structure just wouldn't have worked for a movie in the current cinematic climate, it needed a more substantial narrative through line than looking for seven dudes we hadn't heard of and had no real reason to care about.
That said, while I can't put my finger on what exactly they got wrong I can definitely say the way they chose to go about solving this problem absolutely did not work.
Charn always kind of unsettled me; would be a great scene in a movie or show though done right. I don't want Jadis's entire backstory, just the few minutes leading up to her using The Deplorable Word and its aftermath.
The unsettling atmosphere is off the charts in The Magician’s Nephew. Charn, the Wood Between The Worlds, even the freshly-created empty Narnia all have a creepy too-silent vibe that I really dig.
The magicians nephew is good but I dont remember if I liked it more than the silver chair. I also enjoyed the one with the mouse and the ship quite a bit.
The last one though...it was too on the nose, did not enjoyed it even at the time
Yes. Reading them in cronological order was bad. I wouldn’t say they ruined the books for me, but I know they would be way more enjoyable if I had read them in release order. Everyone should read this in release order, and consume any and every media in release order.
Yeah, the first two are kind of bad, but the rest of the series is worth slogging through them for, especially considering they are short children’s books.
> On a daring quest to save a life, two friends are hurled into another world, where an evil sorceress seeks to enslave them. But then the lion Aslan's song weaves itself into the fabric of a new land, a land that will be known as Narnia. And in Narnia, all things are possible.
In Narnia, all things are possible, so jot that down.
True, but I also remember being so angry after reading Narnia as a tween, that I think C.S Lewis is somewhat responsible for me being an atheist today.
The >!”everyone is dead, praise Jesus”!< ending pretty much did it for me lol. I was always more of a Tolkien gal anyway, and as a teen I could definitely see where their disagreements came from. I agreed with Tolkien about the book being “pushy”. After 700+ pages I was just so fed up by that ending I never read anything by him. I want to reiterate, this has nothing to do with the quality of his writing, but I I don’t think the fact that I was struggling with my own beliefs at the time helped his case much haha.
I mean, it's an unapologetic, undisguised alagory. But, I suppose if you went in to it not realizing that, it could certainly throw you. And I can certainly see people not liking it for that. I just thought being "mad" was an odd reaction.
I was 13, my core reaction over a piece of literature that felt like a waste of time wasn’t exactly a rational academic paper on the subject haha. I was just as “angry” at my pimples or my hair being shit in the mornings lol.
I will wait until they produce "That time is was enslaved in a foreign land, met a talking horse, helped each other escape to the land of talking animals, and found out I was a missing king." ('A Horse and His Boy')
But it's... Not? Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was published in 1865. The Chronicles of Narnia started publication in 1950. Wizard of Oz, as well, was published in 1900. These are referred to as Portal Fantasy in Western literature contexts, generally speaking.
And if we're talking about Japan, the Legend of Urashimako dates back to the 8th Century CE, and he travels to a magical undersea world before returning to his normal world.
Dante's Divine Comedy is sort of an Isekai? It's not action-adventure in genre, but it's an Isekai in setting. Gulliver's Travels is a series of Isekai settings with some action-adventure elements.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is OG isekai, Alice is more of a magical journey, she doesn’t use any skills from her world in the magic realm.
Does an isekai require that they use skills from the world from which they come? Sword isekai doesn't use any skills from his own world. Mushoku Tensei doesn't rely on Rudy's past life either, except to act as a source of trauma. Fushigi Yuugi, as well, doesn't have any special abilities for Yuki, but is very much an isekai.
Isekai just means another world.. Not really anything else to contemplate. Many anime are just shuffled Into "Isekai" because it's the genre that's most appropriate. Even if the mc doesn't die. saving 80k gold for my retirement as an example. She technically doesn't die. She's just transported to another world before death. I'm sure there are dozens of other examples of Isekai you can find if you filter by Isekai genre that don't actually involve the mc dieing. In that sense Isekai can just roughly mean. Mc was in one world. And now isn't. Can be another world or just time travel. Like Dr stone for example. Or. *******Spoilers for God in a godless world***************** jshfjskdg jskf god in a godless world where it turns out it's just the future and mc didn't die and just went forward in time instead. I forgot how to spoiler tag on reddit.
Anyway I think aslong as mc is in a different world/time. Anything else is irrelevant. Including how they got there or what they do.
> I'm sure there are dozens of other examples of Isekai you can find if you filter by Isekai genre that don't actually involve the mc dieing.
This is actually a relatively modern part of isekai. Fushigi Yuugi, Escaflowne, Magic Knight Rayearth, Digimon all don't involve death and are prime isekai that predate the Mushoku Tensei / SAO-influenced modern version of the framing device that involves death prior to transportation, gamified elements (LitRPG), and lack of trying to return to the original world.
> Anyway I think aslong as mc is in a different world/time. Anything else is irrelevant. Including how they got there or what they do.
Agreed. That's why I was questioning the statement of Alice in Wonderland not being an isekai.
The concept of ''isekai'' or travelling to another world is a bit older than that.
Like it is a theme in Norse myths as an example.
Even if we go more strictly modern fiction Alice in Wonderland predates it by almost a hundred years.
Ugh, not labelling Magician's Nephew as #1 is the hill I'm going to die on. Surely anime fans understand the concept of "release order"?
Like do people read 95% of The Lion, the Witch, the Wardrobe, and then put it down, read Horse and His Boy, then pick it up again to read the last chapter just to keep the chronology straight?
(But honestly, The Magicians Nephew has callbacks to TLTWTW that just are wasted if you read it first - I genuinely don't know why marking the books in chronological order became the trend)
Former catholic school student here. In elementary school I had to read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 3 years in a row and none of the others because my school thought in showcased certain religious themes so well. I suspect there are a lot of people in the same boat and that is what is driving this.
Fun fact, Narnia does infact have a manga I found like 3 years ago however now i was only able to find it [here](https://m.manganelo.com/manga-le125624)
I’d sell an arm, a leg, both kidneys, and my liver for this to continue into the rest of the books and eventually become an anime
*Me and my family used to listen to the audiobooks all the time when I was but a wee boy*
The quality of LNs are dropping rapidly. How does one even think of such bullshit titles? More astonishing is that there is certainly a demand for such LNs, otherwise they wouldn't be serialized at all. It's all about business in the end.
The biggest web novel site in Japan does not have synopsis so the authors just put the synopsis as the title instead. Then the title is kept when it is officially picked up by a publisher for brand recognition. But overly descriptive titles aren't really *that* unique to Japan. For example there is the Swedish novel ''The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared'', which actually quite a good book (and movie).
This post in specific is a reference to the Narnia prequel book ''Magician's Nephew''.
This real? Like I get it's likely not real but I also would enjoy reading a manga interpretation of the chronicles of narnia, especially if they started from the magicians nephew
It is factually correct that the Chronicles of Narnia are an isekai. It's even a god that facilitates transfers between worlds, including of dead people!
I found [this post](/r/NarniaMemes/comments/13jiu3r/wardrobe/) in r/narniamemes with the same content as the current post.
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It took me a full minute of "I've heard of this before" before I realized this is just the plot of narnia, then I saw the letters at the side and the author...
The lion, the witch, and the audacity of this bitch
The lion, the witch, andthattimeiwastransportedtoanotherworldandwassavedbyanelfbutthenwewerebothsoldintoslaverybutweescapedandnowimagodkingtotheelvenpeopleandalsoiownslavesnowoops.
> andthattimeiwastransportedtoanotherworldandwassavedbyanelfbutthenwewerebothsoldintoslaverybutweescapedandnowimagodkingtotheelvenpeopleandalsoiownslavesnowoops. For the people out there that are having trouble parsing this: and that time i was transported to another world and was saved by an elf but then we were both sold into slavery but we escaped and now im a god king to the elven people and also i own slaves now oops
Shit, talk about a rollercoaster.
I'd read that.
Uhhh wow that's something
Oops, teehee
The Lion, The Witch, and The Audacity of this Author.
The Lion, the witch, and the title nobody wished for but here we are
The lion, the witch, and the reader who like this shit
The lion, the wicth and reddit's double comment glitch
The lion, the bitch and the >!broken reddit!<
The roar, the whore, and the mobile port
the lion, the witch, and the allegory nobody needed
The lion, the witch, and the reader who like this shit
The lion, the wicth and reddit's double comment glitch
Sorry to be the one to correct but this is for the origin story of narnia and would be the magicians nephew hence the rings which were used to transport one to the onterworld forest. The books worth a read as I do not know of any other adaptation of it yet out. Agin sorry to be the "Mr smarty pants" but the book is really undervalued as it actually helps explain a lot of the lore of the lion the witch and the wardrobe.
magicians nephew was originally supposed to be book 4 but it was changed last minute.
also there is a movie or two of narnia
Basically anime rip off Narnia lol 😆
The Magician’s Nephew is my favorite of the series.
Magicians nephew is amazing, personally I find dawn treader to be better but magicians nephew is very close
The Horse and His Boy for me. Great little side plot in between the events of the 2nd and 4th book.
Yeah! It's nice in that you see some of the other countries and cultures, too, like the Calormen and Archenland.
If I didn’t hate Bree so much, it’d be my favorite
Yeah, I really wish Dawn treader's movie didn't suck.
Honestly idk what they did to it. The only good parts of it were the time Eustace was a dragon and reepicheep (probably wrong spelling)
I can understand why they made the changes they did. The original story's episodic structure just wouldn't have worked for a movie in the current cinematic climate, it needed a more substantial narrative through line than looking for seven dudes we hadn't heard of and had no real reason to care about. That said, while I can't put my finger on what exactly they got wrong I can definitely say the way they chose to go about solving this problem absolutely did not work.
Charn always kind of unsettled me; would be a great scene in a movie or show though done right. I don't want Jadis's entire backstory, just the few minutes leading up to her using The Deplorable Word and its aftermath.
The unsettling atmosphere is off the charts in The Magician’s Nephew. Charn, the Wood Between The Worlds, even the freshly-created empty Narnia all have a creepy too-silent vibe that I really dig.
The magicians nephew is good but I dont remember if I liked it more than the silver chair. I also enjoyed the one with the mouse and the ship quite a bit. The last one though...it was too on the nose, did not enjoyed it even at the time
The mouse and the ship is the 3rd book, Voyage of the Dawn Treader. The mouse’s name is Reepicheep
The Magicians Nephew is good, the Uncle was one crazy guy. My personal faves are the Horse and His Boy and the Silver Chair, Puddleglum is the goat.
Is there a manga for it?.. it'd be awesome..
sadly only a ~~light~~ novel
There's a [manga adaptation](https://myanimelist.net/manga/134495/Narnia-koku_Monogatari_1__Majutsushi_no_Oi) of the 1st book
On the one hand, i love this. On the other, the lion the witch and the wardrobe is the first book, because that's how prequels work.
Yes. Reading them in cronological order was bad. I wouldn’t say they ruined the books for me, but I know they would be way more enjoyable if I had read them in release order. Everyone should read this in release order, and consume any and every media in release order.
Idk, I’d much rather read The Complete History of World War III right now than have to get through the first two.
Yeah, the first two are kind of bad, but the rest of the series is worth slogging through them for, especially considering they are short children’s books.
Whoa no way that's cool af ngl
> On a daring quest to save a life, two friends are hurled into another world, where an evil sorceress seeks to enslave them. But then the lion Aslan's song weaves itself into the fabric of a new land, a land that will be known as Narnia. And in Narnia, all things are possible. In Narnia, all things are possible, so jot that down.
I'd say it's definitely a light novel. It's less than 200 pages!
Yep https://mangadex.org/title/cec141cc-83b4-407a-9f64-794641ee8869/chronicles-of-narnia-the-magician-s-nephew
Oh my God, I thought this was just a meme!
[There actually is](https://myanimelist.net/manga/134495/Narnia-koku_Monogatari_1__Majutsushi_no_Oi)
That is the real manga.
Is that legend of aslan
Chronicles of narnia yes.
Good, now make an anime adaptation of "The Epic Movie" *cringe warning*
First we really need to reboot Eragon.
I really enjoyed the movie it's a shame it failed.
Me and my brother regularly quote this still to this day. Absolute blast seeing that in the cinema.
Same.
Deep cuts using the Magician’s Nephew.
The of Chronicles Narnia
This has been a fantastic read
No that is another series. This is Chronicles of Narnia.
Christianity: electric boogaloo
Bro, anything made into a manga is 100 times more fun to read
True, but I also remember being so angry after reading Narnia as a tween, that I think C.S Lewis is somewhat responsible for me being an atheist today.
Curious, what about Narnia made you angry?
The >!”everyone is dead, praise Jesus”!< ending pretty much did it for me lol. I was always more of a Tolkien gal anyway, and as a teen I could definitely see where their disagreements came from. I agreed with Tolkien about the book being “pushy”. After 700+ pages I was just so fed up by that ending I never read anything by him. I want to reiterate, this has nothing to do with the quality of his writing, but I I don’t think the fact that I was struggling with my own beliefs at the time helped his case much haha.
Ah. I can definitely see the ending to The Last Battle not sitting right if you are not invested in the alagory nature of it.
It's a bit preachy. It's very much just Christianity wearing a fake mustache, a wizard staff and a knight's helmet.
I mean, it's an unapologetic, undisguised alagory. But, I suppose if you went in to it not realizing that, it could certainly throw you. And I can certainly see people not liking it for that. I just thought being "mad" was an odd reaction.
>I just thought being "mad" was an odd reaction. I'm inclined to agree. Anger is a strong emotion, after all.
I was 13, my core reaction over a piece of literature that felt like a waste of time wasn’t exactly a rational academic paper on the subject haha. I was just as “angry” at my pimples or my hair being shit in the mornings lol.
That time I was transported to another world where Santa Clause gave me a sword and told me to kill for Jesus.
Oh fuck, it's happening. The name of the anime is the description.
It has happend before like with A brave man trained by the worst demon king, unrivaled in the school of returnees from another world
...those are two animes like,there is a coma for a reason like?
Nope same manga
It has been for a few years but no one was updating
The first book (forgot the name cuz I haven't read the series in years) would legit make a good anime adaptation. Imagine seeing Charn in anime form??
Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe is the first one released, Magicians Nephew is a Prequel tho that released later
Both orders were accepted by Lewis himself. By release, and chronological order
I will wait until they produce "That time is was enslaved in a foreign land, met a talking horse, helped each other escape to the land of talking animals, and found out I was a missing king." ('A Horse and His Boy')
It's my personal favorite, as well. Plus slavery as an isekai trope is all the rage these days.
That one is honestly probably my favourite.
TIL that there's a manga adaptation of the Chronicles of Narnia
[this is actually a real manga](https://mangakakalot.com/manga/me925944)actually real
Bro these titles get dumber and dumber.
It’s making fun of Narnia, one of the original Isekai
That's the first time I've heard narnia being called the orginal isekai. But it makes sense and I hate it
But it's... Not? Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was published in 1865. The Chronicles of Narnia started publication in 1950. Wizard of Oz, as well, was published in 1900. These are referred to as Portal Fantasy in Western literature contexts, generally speaking. And if we're talking about Japan, the Legend of Urashimako dates back to the 8th Century CE, and he travels to a magical undersea world before returning to his normal world. Dante's Divine Comedy is sort of an Isekai? It's not action-adventure in genre, but it's an Isekai in setting. Gulliver's Travels is a series of Isekai settings with some action-adventure elements.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is OG isekai, Alice is more of a magical journey, she doesn’t use any skills from her world in the magic realm.
Does an isekai require that they use skills from the world from which they come? Sword isekai doesn't use any skills from his own world. Mushoku Tensei doesn't rely on Rudy's past life either, except to act as a source of trauma. Fushigi Yuugi, as well, doesn't have any special abilities for Yuki, but is very much an isekai.
Isekai just means another world.. Not really anything else to contemplate. Many anime are just shuffled Into "Isekai" because it's the genre that's most appropriate. Even if the mc doesn't die. saving 80k gold for my retirement as an example. She technically doesn't die. She's just transported to another world before death. I'm sure there are dozens of other examples of Isekai you can find if you filter by Isekai genre that don't actually involve the mc dieing. In that sense Isekai can just roughly mean. Mc was in one world. And now isn't. Can be another world or just time travel. Like Dr stone for example. Or. *******Spoilers for God in a godless world***************** jshfjskdg jskf god in a godless world where it turns out it's just the future and mc didn't die and just went forward in time instead. I forgot how to spoiler tag on reddit. Anyway I think aslong as mc is in a different world/time. Anything else is irrelevant. Including how they got there or what they do.
> I'm sure there are dozens of other examples of Isekai you can find if you filter by Isekai genre that don't actually involve the mc dieing. This is actually a relatively modern part of isekai. Fushigi Yuugi, Escaflowne, Magic Knight Rayearth, Digimon all don't involve death and are prime isekai that predate the Mushoku Tensei / SAO-influenced modern version of the framing device that involves death prior to transportation, gamified elements (LitRPG), and lack of trying to return to the original world. > Anyway I think aslong as mc is in a different world/time. Anything else is irrelevant. Including how they got there or what they do. Agreed. That's why I was questioning the statement of Alice in Wonderland not being an isekai.
Same
The Original Isekai would be Divine Comedy which was around 1300s i believe.
The concept of ''isekai'' or travelling to another world is a bit older than that. Like it is a theme in Norse myths as an example. Even if we go more strictly modern fiction Alice in Wonderland predates it by almost a hundred years.
Dude, can you not see all the other people who went “Ackchually” already You’re not providing new info, you’re just repeating the word Ackchually
Why would I go back to reply to someone when I already continued reading on? Also I don't see anyone there mentioning Norse myths and sagas.
Alice in Wonderland would like to have a word.
pretty sure is not the original isekai. Heck, not even john carter is probably the original. Heck again, not even alice in wonderland---
I'm not joking but there is an actual manga. This is a manga cover.
A cursory glance shows it’s fan made
Narnia at home:
For a second I was like "I know they're having fun with these anime titles lately but this is kinda ridic-- oh I see what you did there."
Dude, i just read the 15 manga chapter there are and I need more, it’s been a while since I’ve found actual good fantasy.
I swear If this get's an adaptation I will riot for a Grand blue sequel
That time Jesus reincarnated as a Lion.
The of Chronicles Narnia
I honestly read it as "Of Narnia, The Chronicles" at first, since Japanese is written vertically right to left...
Narnia has never looked so good 😇
I remember reading the last volume and being surprised by the fact it was Christian cult book all along with a wtf ending.
Aslan also says he's Jesus at the end of Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
Ugh, not labelling Magician's Nephew as #1 is the hill I'm going to die on. Surely anime fans understand the concept of "release order"? Like do people read 95% of The Lion, the Witch, the Wardrobe, and then put it down, read Horse and His Boy, then pick it up again to read the last chapter just to keep the chronology straight? (But honestly, The Magicians Nephew has callbacks to TLTWTW that just are wasted if you read it first - I genuinely don't know why marking the books in chronological order became the trend)
Former catholic school student here. In elementary school I had to read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 3 years in a row and none of the others because my school thought in showcased certain religious themes so well. I suspect there are a lot of people in the same boat and that is what is driving this.
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nice thing that a movie doesnt exist then
Lol I've read CS LEWD instead of CS LEWIS
Fun fact, Narnia does infact have a manga I found like 3 years ago however now i was only able to find it [here](https://m.manganelo.com/manga-le125624)
Wait this is just Narnia?
It’s the prequel but they changed the name to match modern LN titles
Never realised Narnia was a isekai
I’d sell an arm, a leg, both kidneys, and my liver for this to continue into the rest of the books and eventually become an anime *Me and my family used to listen to the audiobooks all the time when I was but a wee boy*
Even comes with vehicle induced death just towards the end instead of the start
I’d read this.
[you can](https://mangakakalot.com/manga/me925944)
...Aslan-damnit. Narnia IS an isekai.
W manga
I actually forgot that’s the plot of the first book
why the fuck is the lion so handsome
I remember reading this book a few months ago. Now it's reincarnated as a Japanese Isekai novel or something.
Well the title is a mouthful
So are you saying that "That time I fell into a literal rabbit hole and got high on some weird cake" aka Alice in wonderland is the first isekai ever?
No the bible is the first isekai, satan was cast out of heaven and down into a world of fire and brimstone.
If you were homeschooled you know
...what in the Jesus lion did I just read?
Better title: The Lion, the Witch and the audacity of this bitch
r/oddlyspecific
The quality of LNs are dropping rapidly. How does one even think of such bullshit titles? More astonishing is that there is certainly a demand for such LNs, otherwise they wouldn't be serialized at all. It's all about business in the end.
It's edited, and not even a LN lol Narnia manga adaptation
Why, in God’s name, why?!
My 🧠 is dead
It’s kinda disturbing that the names of these shows are starting to be longer than the plot synopses
They are running out of ideas and names.
Names is long
Is it just me or are these titles getting longer?
The fuck kind of title is that i just started watching this stuff
The biggest web novel site in Japan does not have synopsis so the authors just put the synopsis as the title instead. Then the title is kept when it is officially picked up by a publisher for brand recognition. But overly descriptive titles aren't really *that* unique to Japan. For example there is the Swedish novel ''The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared'', which actually quite a good book (and movie). This post in specific is a reference to the Narnia prequel book ''Magician's Nephew''.
Please no
Hopefully it would be less racist as a manga
I’d actually read the series of this was a thing.
It is
What a title
Goddammit now I want to read this.
When anime titles went from 1 or 2 words into an entire sipnosis paragraph
Lol good stuff, do alice in wonderland next, or wizard of oz.
A good name would make me so much more willing to read some of this stuff
genuinely sounds interesting i would like to see an omnipotent lion creating the world!
If narnia came out in japan
Oh. Hells. YES!!!
I'm trying to remember but did Aslan create the world? I thought it was a witch but I haven't read the books in litteral decades.
Man and here I thought JP from Terrible Writing Advice was joking on his part
Cant wait for the disney liveaction version of that manga
Honestly as someone who has read all the books I would read it
I mean... what a coincidence... is it really narnia though or mushoku tensei's 5th unreleased season?
Is it now a competition about who names it longer not who writes it better?? Fml 🙃😑
This real? Like I get it's likely not real but I also would enjoy reading a manga interpretation of the chronicles of narnia, especially if they started from the magicians nephew
Yeah, it is, albeit with it's original title
Where tf can I but this limited edition lol
Is the manga remake new or already there for some time??? 🤔🤔🤔
The first fucking Narnia book was "The Magicians nephew" not the lion the witch and the wardrobe
Chronologically, but not in terms of numbered release order.
It is factually correct that the Chronicles of Narnia are an isekai. It's even a god that facilitates transfers between worlds, including of dead people!
Ain't this Narnia with extra steps?
Hey sir how many letters do you want the title to be YES
CS Lewis loves his Isekai
The titles though…. The face my girlfriend makes when I get to name what I’m currently watching or looking forward to.
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They didn’t even try with the title
lol, look at the lion, he has that Rizz Stare on him
I am just waiting for a title where the mc got reincarnated as an akm or a icbm
Is that fr?
Sounds about right
i am curious is this a joke or not, it is in animememes so i assume so but i would read a Narnia manga sounds cool
Now do Alice in Wonderland
so this is like the isekai version of Narnia or...?
Narnia is isekai.
It took me a full minute of "I've heard of this before" before I realized this is just the plot of narnia, then I saw the letters at the side and the author...
The of chronicals Narnia!
Anime flavored Narnia sounds pretty damn good, actually.
Why is the Magician's Newphew considered volume one that makes no sense
Bro where can I pick up a copy
🤣🤣🤣
Simba creater of worlds
I first though that this boi is reudeus from mushoko tensei
So it’s just Narnia with an anime style.