Have you ever imagined if a company that owned the copyrights to anime decided to take advantage of this great advantage and create an anime that brought together characters from various different works in one place? That's exactly what Kadokawa Corporation, a large Japanese media conglomerate, did in the anime called Isekai Quartet.
Any fan of anime, manga, or light novels from any of the works featured in Isekai Quartet will end up enjoying this anime because it's full of references, has a light chibi-style design that makes the anime more lighthearted. Furthermore, because of the mix, there's a certain chaos combined with the fun of the interactions between characters, making it perfect. Finally, it's worth mentioning that it's an anime for all audiences, because nowadays few people have much free time, so for this type of viewer, the 12-minute episodes are ideal, while for those who watch a normal-length episode, they'll be able to watch two.
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Isekai Quartet 3 - A Really Fun Anime!
This is a very short anime that takes you to a world where the characters from Overlord, Re:Zero, Konosuba, among others, are transported to a school dimension and are kind of forced to do "common" activities that a student would need to do. Ainz ends up being one of the only characters who went to the trouble of researching how this universe works and came to a conclusion that those who aren't paying attention might miss!
He questioned Roswall about the universe they were in, and amidst the questioning, he seems to find the answer that everyone who went to that universe is a potential clone of the originals. This makes sense in part, since there's no mention in the anime that they went to another dimension, and if I'm not mistaken, the way they appeared there was by pressing a red button. At the end of the last season, they find this button again, but it's not clear whether or not they return to their dimensions.
Another detail that is fundamental to this work, especially in season 3 where Shadow arrives as a kind of antagonist and the characters could engage in combat, is that in this dimension, attacking another character is not possible. It's quite interesting to observe how this anime is governed by a series of rules that force extremely strong characters in their respective works to interact in very simple moments, such as the episode where they all have to cook or perform in a talent show. Overall, it's a very quick anime to watch and takes you into those "what if" worlds, like wondering what character X would say to character Y.
