I recommend reading #1 (Isekai Ojisan) - it’s fun, the art is unique, and the MC Ojisan’s antics are hilarious. The setting is also atypical, so it “feels” fresh and generally well-written. The anime adaptation rubbed me off the wrong way, I don’t know why, but you might want to give it a try.
Synopsis: The series is about a 17yo Yōsuke going to isekai due to a coma, spending 20y there, and coming back to Earth as he wakes up from the coma. No work skills, his beloved Sega is gone, no home of his own, no more Sega games, the only relative supporting him is his nephew, Sega was sold to Nintendo… did I mention that the guy is obsessed with Sega? He still has the same powers as he had in isekai though, so he puts them to good use - making weird YouTube videos for a living.
Thank you for the effort! I hadn’t seen 1, 2, or 3, so I didn’t recognize those characters. I guess I lost some isekai street cred today.
I recommend reading #1 (Isekai Ojisan) - it’s fun, the art is unique, and the MC Ojisan’s antics are hilarious. The setting is also atypical, so it “feels” fresh and generally well-written. The anime adaptation rubbed me off the wrong way, I don’t know why, but you might want to give it a try.
Synopsis: The series is about a 17yo Yōsuke going to isekai due to a coma, spending 20y there, and coming back to Earth as he wakes up from the coma. No work skills, his beloved Sega is gone, no home of his own, no more Sega games, the only relative supporting him is his nephew, Sega was sold to Nintendo… did I mention that the guy is obsessed with Sega? He still has the same powers as he had in isekai though, so he puts them to good use - making weird YouTube videos for a living.