Isekai Ojisan is a fish-out-of-water cringe comedy set in 2017 Japan.
#Tv tropes alien invasion plus#
It also doubles as an excellent straightforward isekai, providing a compelling wish-fulfillment story about leading a fun, non-mundane life with a group of trusted friends, plus interesting world-building, plus hype high-stakes boss battles. Its humor is built around a “gang” of amusing jerks suffering farcical, ridiculous, and improbable disasters that they get into by way of their own character flaws. Konosuba is an ensemble-based sitcom set in an isekai universe. The journey of this uncle-nephew duo promises to be anything but conventional. With Ojisan's wisdom from his other world experiences, they grow their YouTube channel and tackle online comments and trolls. The responsibility now falls on Takafumi's shoulders to acquaint Ojisan with everything that has transpired during his absence, including getting him up to speed with the internet, new technology, and surprisingly, the outcome of the '90s console war-the result of which was especially distressing for a hardcore SEGA fan. In a flash of brilliance, the pair creates a YouTube channel to showcase Ojisan's magical abilities. Takafumi dismisses his uncle's claims as nonsense until an incantation makes a cup of water hover in the air. When he finally regains consciousness, Ojisan begins to ramble in a foreign tongue and reveals that he had been transported to a magical world called Gran Bahamal.
The Plutonians discover that patching out their weakness isn't cost-effective enough to justify, and decide to cut their losses and invade elsewhere.This gives time for the humans to recover, and reverse engineer more plutonian tech, giving them a fighting chance. While the Human-Plutonian war is far from over, the Plutonians have lost a major fleet to a battle they thought they'd win easily,and must spend some time recovering, both morally and physically.Earth is doomed, and it's inhabitants fleeting resistance is nothing more than a footnote in history. Deconstructed: It Only Works Once- and The Plutonians have more than one attack fleet.Conversed: "Anyone else frightened that humans have some sort of mystery weakness that no-one told us about?.The Plutonians have planned for every eventuality. Defied: Nothing the humans attempt even slows the invaders, not even the weird stuff like cottage cheese or country music.Exploited: The Plutonians leaders send troublesome generals to attack earth, in order to get them conveniently killed by those uppity bald apes and their mystery wonder-weapon.The Hero starts throwing random objects at the invaders in the hopes of finding a Kryptonite Factor.By finding and exploiting the Plutionian's deliberately-placed weakness, humanity will pass. The entire war is some sort of inscrutable alien test.
Unfortunately for the Plutonians, the humans are gifted knowledge of this weakness by a Mi-go who did it For the Evulz. The Plutonians' Mi-go masters engineer a weakness into them, to ensure they may destroy them instantly if they dare oppose their will.You'd think an advanced civilization wouldn't have such stupid weaknesses." Lampshaded: "Well that wasn't very hard.Thus, an easily-exploitable weakness is created. Enforced: The writers can't figure out a plausible way for humans to defeat the vastly superior alien army and they don't want to end the story with a Downer Ending.Averted: The Plutonians conquer Earth without much trouble.
The Plutonian ship gets stuck in fly paper, they're on the microscopic side of Little Green Men.
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