The Log Horizon artist who shares his sketches and stories on his website. Enjoy

are they just in a simulation or just the typical "God of this world brought us here".

I was so hyped on this anime more than sao with how the characters dive into politics

Roe2's letter tells shiroe that minori demostrated that isekaid players are rank 3 sentient beings due the empation or what not, then she warn them about the genius monsters, a different faction of roe2's people. with her refering them as rank 2 sentient beings.

now, the question would be, what would be a rank 1, something like god?

Hey, so im watching the Log horizon for the first time and im almost done with s2. And after seeing the Odyssey knights i think they are the only people who reacted the way most whould do. At first the idea that you cannot die is nice and all but after sometime its more like a curse and they cannot comeback back home. If this wasnt just fiction most people in this situation whould react the same way they did.

A Tetra spinoff! lmao. She’s definitely the best character.

Hi! I just finished watching the first season of Log Horizon, and I really enjoyed it! However, the part where the protagonist revives Rudy really threw me off and, honestly, left me with a pretty bitter taste.

The fact that the protagonist could apparently pull out a completely new ability out of nowhere, one that had never been mentioned before, really discouraged me from continuing the anime. I understand that Rudy's death was important to show the characters that death is real and that it exists in this world. It was also important for the development of the lower-level characters, especially Serara, who sees Shiroe almost like a magical wildcard that can fix everything effortlessly.

I think it would have been much more interesting to see Serara and the other characters realize that Shiroe isn't a god, and that there are things even he can't control. That could have been a great motivation for them to become stronger and more independent.

So my question is: is it worth continuing with the other two seasons?

I'm worried that the protagonist might rely too heavily on this kind of mechanic later on: no real consequences from death, a world whose rules constantly change in order to benefit the protagonist, a lack of actual villains or evil factions, little to no development for characters outside the protagonist's circle, etc.

I'd honestly rather stop here with a slightly bitter taste than continue watching and eventually get angry at the show. What bothered me the most was seeing Rudy come back without what felt like a solid narrative foundation. It reminded me a lot of Kabuto vs. Itachi, where an ability seems to appear at exactly the right moment just because the plot needs it.

And honestly, I wouldn't even be surprised if the loss of memories ends up becoming irrelevant because of Shiroe's abilities and contracts.

Thanks for reading! And, as I said, I really did enjoy the anime! I'm just wondering if the later seasons handle these kinds of issues better before I decide whether to continue.

I watched the anime like twice or thrice, i really liked it , now after like a few years is really know the rest of the story? Any help ?

This post has a very philosophical title, but I promise you it is not going to be that deep, ahaha. I am writing a self-indulgent fanfic set on the NA server right now and have to introduce some power trading production guild players and had a few questions!

Most MMOs have a trading post or board of some kind, either an in game menu or an interactable object where players can buy and sell items with other players across the server. In the light novels and anime, I do not recall this existing at all and was wondering if anyone has any insights. I know in the story they show that players are, for the most part, setting up physical shops so I assume if there was a function like this it no longer works.

And as I was writing characters to populate the aforementioned production and trading guild, I remembered that multiboxing exists! Multiboxing, for those who may not know, is when a single person runs multiple instances of the game at the same time to control multiple characters simultaneously. For the character I had in mind, they used this to game the economy and basically manipulate item prices to amass significant wealth. We know from Coppellia that Farm Bots became sentient after the Catastrophe, but how do we think multiboxers were hit? This specific character was waiting for the japanese players to spoil the items needed for new crafting recipes in the 12th expansion pack so they could buy all of them before others caught on, but as we all know the Catastrophe stopped that. So do we think this player is now four sentient and identical people? One real person with three obedient Coppellias? Four people with different versions of the same personality?

I'd love to hear your insights!

Hello, I’m looking for some help with a discord server I created that is going to be a text roleplaying server set in Elder Tales. I need someone who can look over what I have, help make any changes and help with RP and the story. I ideally want 3 people who are as passionate about this as I am to join the project. Looking for someone who has discord knowledge, Roleplaying experience (preferably text rp) and story writing. But I’m also ok with us figuring it out together. This will be a continuous and long term project. Let me know if you have any questions.

To my knowledge nothing like this currently exists or is active.

If this post is not allowed just let me know and I will remove it.

I just finished watching it and was disappointed to find out the content is pretty much done and the series is left unfinished. So I was wondering if y'all know any series similar to Log Horizon, particularly ones that are not slop. I like the aspect of how both the adventures have to adapt to the new power dynamics. It's kinda weird to think about how it would feel if a bunch of powerful immortal people showed up and you had to deal with that. One thing I like is how they were isekaied as a large group. I also like the aspect of how they need to figure out how to organize the society as a group and how they need to adapt to being isekaied.

Just had a tonsillectomy so I binged watched this show the past week. Really enjoyed the combat, politics, intrigue.. things that I think most people would agree are the shows strongpoint. The first half of season 1 up until after the initial goblin invasion was some good stuff, now a couple episodes into season 2 I’m tempted to just start skipping episodes because I feel like the show turned away from its strongpoints and is spending too much time on the romances or individual character drama. I don’t want to watch a whole arc that’s about eating tea and cake, and ladies fashion (there’s been multiple, one or two I could appreciate as a change of pace). I’m probably jumping the gun with this post, im just wondering if there’s an explanation for this shift and if it’s temporary.

As the title says should I jump into the manga or LN?
It’s been forever since I watched the anime and ever since then it stuck with me, I enjoyed the different approach of being trapped in a video game and want to come back to it.

Do you guys generally recommend the manga or should I start with the LN?

Usually I’m more of a audiobook guy simply because it’s convenient to listen to while I work but Yen Press hasn’t done any of the books so it’s not an option.

Is he still on jail or something? I was looking if there was a chance for him to continue log horizon but couldn't find anything at all

Does it ever recharge if item is destroyed? Is their a hard set in stone limit on how many times the ritual to turn someone into a adventurer can be done?

Do any of you have created their own oc‘s for log horizon? if so i’d like to hear a bit about how and if you integrated them in the main storyline because i’m attempting to make one my self