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The tl;dr of "isekai" is a person dies, stereo-typically via a truck or bus while crossing a crosswalk/zebra-crossing. Then they reincarnate in some other world, commonly fantasy (like the sort of thing you'd find in a JRPG)


>Well, it would still be guro, if there's blood and gore along the way, I'd say.

Personally blood and gore on its own does nothing for me (but not revolting, just... meh, whatever.). Consider that my main area of interest is /f/reakshow stuff, so any guro tends to just be more of a "manual" way of facilitating a given /f/reakshow subject - an easy example being amputation which is arguably just "manual NBM" (natural body magic)


> I think I'll go with a plain perma death scenario.

I wasn't trying to suggest that I actually prefer if you do my example "baseline" scenario - I called it an example "baseline" for a reason as it was simply the original way I came up with explaining this concept.

Again, I like seeing how other people depict a concept rather than just me giving them exact instructions to follow (something I find boring!), which is why I keep saying "concept" as well.

One way to think of this is like I'm just requesting more content for a rare sub-genre.