Fuguushoku “Kanteishi” ga Jitsu wa Saikyou Datta [Season 1 Episode 11]

Episode 11 Review: Even Given the Worthless “Appraiser” Class, I’m Actually the Strongest

Title: Fuguushoku “Kanteishi” ga Jitsu wa Saikyou Datta (Season 1, Episode 11)
Studio: TBA (To Be Announced)
Release Date: TBA

The Plot Thickens (And So Does the Harem)

Episode 11 of Even Given the Worthless “Appraiser” Class, I’m Actually the Strongest dives deeper into Ein’s relentless journey, proving once again that his “worthless” class is anything but. This time, the demons are fully aware of his existence, and they’re not holding back. The episode delivers a mix of intense action, character dynamics, and—let’s be honest—some questionable harem additions.

Fans have been buzzing about Ein’s overpowered nature, and this episode cements his status as one of the most unstoppable protagonists of the season. One Reddit user put it perfectly: “Ein doesn’t test the waters—he dives in headfirst, and that’s what makes him stand out.” Unlike other isekai protagonists who waffle between “not my problem” and “I just want a quiet life,” Ein charges into battles with zero hesitation.

The Fight Scene: Predictable but Fun

The showdown between Ein and the demon forces was a highlight, though some fans found it a bit too one-sided. “The fight was cool, but you could see the outcome from a mile away,” one MyAnimeList commenter noted. Despite the predictability, the choreography and Ein’s sheer dominance kept things entertaining.

A new demon, Ioana, made her debut, and her design was a hit among fans. “Ioana’s character design is fire! Too bad the fight was underwhelming,” someone lamented. Voiced by Tomita Miyu (known for roles like Karane in 100 Girlfriends), Ioana brought a playful yet menacing energy to the episode. However, her escape scene left some viewers frustrated. “Ein was so efficient in battle, but then he just stood there while she monologued and opened a portal? Come on!”

The Harem Expands (Again)

Ah, yes—the harem. This episode introduced two new spirits: a mature “onee-san” type and a literal child. The contrast between them was… something. “Big tiddy onee-san and a loli in the same episode? The harem is officially complete,” joked a fan. While some appreciated the variety, others groaned at the trope-heavy additions. “As if the existing lolis weren’t enough, now we have an infant-sized one?”

Kursh, the series’ resident tease, continued to steal scenes with her playful antics. “Kursh is a goddess, and no one can convince me otherwise,” one viewer declared. Her dynamic with Ein and the others remains a fan favorite, balancing humor with the show’s darker themes.

The Finale Tease

With only one episode left, the series is clearly setting up for a climactic battle against Echidna. Some fans are skeptical about how much ground the finale can cover. “Will this wrap up neatly, or are we getting a rushed ending that screams ‘read the source material’?”

Others are hopeful for a satisfying conclusion. “I’d love it if Ein just obliterated Echidna in half an episode—no drawn-out speeches, just pure flexing,” one commenter mused. Given Ein’s track record, it wouldn’t be surprising.

Final Thoughts

Episode 11 was a solid entry, blending action, humor, and a dash of fan service. While the pacing and tropes might not be for everyone, Ein’s unrelenting badassery keeps the show engaging. As one fan summed it up: “It’s not deep, but damn, it’s fun.”

Rating: 7.5/10 – A satisfying buildup to what’s hopefully an explosive finale.

What did you think of the episode? Let’s discuss in the comments!

Note: This review is based on fan discussions and personal impressions. Spoilers ahead if you’re not caught up!