Volume 7 of Mushoku Tensei didn't exist in the original web novel; it was created and inserted between Volume 6 and the old Volume 7 (now Volume 8).
In this video I explain why I think the anime is going to follow the web novel, and also why I think it's better that way.

Just some more musings on what generic or bland anime (especially isekai anime) lack in worldbuilding that makes them feel generic or bland, even when they have a theoretically unique premise.

Ever wondered why some series with raunchy or edgy elements get a lot of negative attention, while others, despite having more, fly under the radar?

Mushoku Tensei is a series that, while I and many others think it is very good, can appear somewhat generic when just looking as synopsis on MAL or wikis, and also has some potentially controversial moments within the series. I'm aiming to break down some of the highs and lows of the series (with as few major spoilers as possible) to help people decide if Mushoku Tensei is a show they want to give a chance.

Tired of people telling you to watch "a few more episodes" after you've gone into great detail about why you didn't care for a series?

Here I am again, trying out something new.
I unironically enjoy Sword Art Online, and I'm tired of so-called critics getting basic facts wrong, or "criticizing" SAO based on bad assumptions. I have a lot to say about SAO, but I'm starting out with a pretty narrow video on the topic of how Kirito kept a level lead on the rest of the players throughout the Aincrad arc.
The sprites used throughout the video are taken from https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index....
I animated them myself in GIMP, so if they look awful blame me and not the guy who made the base sprites.