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19 Years Ago This Month, The Isekai That Proved Human Technology is Superior to All Magic Combined Was Released

This isn’t like your typical Isekai anime that’s released in flocks every season; it’s a work of passion. Although it was first released around 19 years ago (on April 12, 2006), it still gave us one of the most creative Isekai worlds, where both technology and magic reign side by side.

Welcome to the world of Gate: Thus the JSDF Fought in Their Land, a rather unique Isekai anime that took the world by storm with its masterclass premise. Although the world of Gate, as we can see, basically revolves around magic, it showcases how human ingenuity can be an even greater superpower than anything else.

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Itami and his close female friends | Credits: A-1 Pictures

The way it blends military strategy, along with technological machinery, has appealed to many viewers worldwide. From its intriguing premise to the lovable cast of characters, and even the hilarious moments in it, this anime has something for everyone, and here’s all you need to know.

What’s so great about Gate: Thus the JSDF Fought in Their Land?

In case you don’t know about the greatness of Gate: Thus the JSDF Fought in Their Land, then here’s the thing. The show’s unique premise is already a major W. Isn’t the idea of a modern military facing off against fantasy races in another world just plain cool? It’s like taking your favorite fantasy anime and throwing in some real-world military tech, and the end product is peak entertainment.

But surely that’s not all. Another reason why fans love Gate has to be its thoughtful exploration of cultural integration in its themes. The anime delves into the challenges of introducing modern technology into a foreign culture, and it interestingly shows how people adapt to new ways of life.

Plus, the show’s relatable protagonist, Itami, is a breath of fresh air and a nice change of pace from the typical anime hero. Being the older man that he is, he’s more down-to-earth and easier to relate to for a lot of people.

The world-building in Gate is also top-notch. The author must have put a lot of thought into how a modern military would react when introduced to a magical fantasy world. Whether you’re a fan of action, adventure, or just exploring new worlds, Gate has something to offer for you all.

Gate has a rich cast of well-written characters, even with a story-driven narrative

A stille from Gate.
A still from the Gate anime | Credits: A-1 Pictures

You know what makes an anime truly special? While one can guess many aspects, the most prominent ones would be a cast of well-written characters and a story-driven narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Gate: Thus the JSDF Fought in Their Land delivers on both fronts, with a really cute yet interesting cast of characters that are easy to root for. In fact, the main character himself stands out so much.

But what sets Gate apart even more, than it already was, is its thoughtful exploration of a few deeper themes of the story. The anime deals with complex issues like the nature of war, cultural understanding, and the responsibilities of leadership in a way that’s pretty easy to understand for the likes of us. Even the animation and art style are top-notch, perfectly capturing the show’s essence. Overall, if you haven’t already, Gate is a must-watch series for anyone who is searching for hidden gems.

The Gate anime is available to watch on Netflix.

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