#I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level

[dailyfigures]

Aizawa Azusa ; I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level ☆ Medicos Entertainment

[tetrix-anime]

Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita: Sono Ni (I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Season 2) - Character PV of Halkara (CV: Sayaka Harada). Premiere: 2025

[baltharino]

@animangacreators ♡ Challenge 30 Mother's Day Challenge - Azusa Aizawa

[gotouhitori]

Oh hey, a second season of my favourite lesbian harem slow life isekai.

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Azusa Aizawa 1/7 Scale by Medicos Entertainment, from I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level

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Bigsy week

[ununnilium]

So okay, what if they titled light novels like 19th-century novels?

"Slime Three Hundred, or, A Full and Accurate Account of the Comings and Goings of One Azusa Aizawa, Witch, and the Manner in Which She Killed None But Slimes For Three Hundred Years, and Thereby Doing So, Achieved the Highest Possible Level of Magical Power."

[supersexynerd]

I’m not sure if there’s actually a lore accurate explanation for why you have to carry on finding where the ladders hidden in the mines but in my mind it’s the slimes subtle F-you for coming into their home and killing their family; which is kinda understandable but still funny asf to me😭

“You killed my brother, good luck wasting half your energy trying to find the ladder”-🦠

[straponomics]

Something something dog heaven squirrel hell.

[tetrix-anime]

Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita: Sono Ni (I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Season 2) - New Key Visual and Main PV. Premiere: April 2025

Opening Performer: Yui Ogura

Ending Performer: Aguri Onishi

[kitsuneheartreviews]

Light novel, fantasy: "I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, Vol. 1" by Kisetsu Morita (2024-02-13)

I listened to this audiobook while playing the organizing game "A Little to the Left," and I think the author would approve. The entire ethos of this book is to not work too hard, and instead enjoy life, and I was living that!

Out narrator, Azusa, was an over-dedicated office worker, who died in her early 20s. Her simple wish for reincarnation was a long, simple life, and she got it! Functionally immortal, she unknowingly creeps up in levels by killing a few slimes on the way into town for supplies every day, until she finds out she's one of the strongest beings in the world.

And with that knowledge, she...keeps walking into town every day, having a grand old time.

Stakes attempt to be raised, but when you're basically unkillable, they're just nuisances. Nuisances which become family! A shapeshifting dragon, an airhead elf, a demon, and two cute kids (one of whom is murderous) fill out Azusa's life, making it even cozier than before.

The whole book is just feel-good. It's fairly short--just over 6 hours--so make a light weekend of this. Cook some hearty soup, pick up a warm drink, and cuddle up with your pets. Play a video game or do a craft, if you're the type who needs to be occupied as they listen. And just let things come as they may.

Advanced audio copy provided by the publisher.

[birnensaft]

[Image ID: Three anime screenshots with the same person talking with subtitles. First image "It's not good to overuse the phrase work hard in a positive light!" Second image: sun goes down "That's the world telling you that you've done enough for today. "Third image: "I just put in a moderate amount of effort every day."]

Could this be the first anime I see with proper work ethic? and not just everybody going ganbarimasu all the time?

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