Kizoku Tensei: Megumareta Umare kara Saikyou no Chikara wo Eru [Season 1 Episode 9]

Noble Reincarnation: Born Blessed, So I’ll Obtain Ultimate Power – Episode 9 Review

Let’s cut to the chase: if you’re here for mind-blowing animation or a plot that’ll make you gasp, Episode 9 of Kizoku Tensei might leave you scrolling through TikTok instead. But if you’re into chaotic, meme-worthy moments and a protagonist who’s basically a six-year-old Elon Musk with a magic wand, stick around—this episode’s got that in spades.

First, let’s get the basics straight. Kizoku Tensei (full title: Noble Reincarnation: Born Blessed, So I’ll Obtain Ultimate Power) is an anime adaptation of Nazuna Miki’s light novel, announced in January 2025 and set to premiere in 2026 (wait, but this is Episode 9? Maybe the Fandom page mixed up dates—let’s not overthink it). The story follows Noah, the Thirteenth Prince of the emperor, who’s born with insane power and acts like he owns the world. Think “rich kid with a credit card” but with magic instead of cash.

Now, Episode 9. Let’s start with the elephant in the room: the animation. If you thought PowerPoint presentations were dynamic, you haven’t seen this. Fans on MyAnimeList are roasting it left and right. One user called it “very bad graphics, like a ppt bruh”—and honestly? They’re not wrong. The character movements are janky, like someone hit the fast-forward button on a stop-motion video. Another fan noticed the weird tweening: “Is this studio using some kind of AI for the tweening or something? What’s with the quick jump in the head turns and stuff? It looks like the movement is time skipping unnaturally sometimes.” Yeah, it’s that bad. Watching Noah’s dad (the emperor) talk feels like watching a robot learn to emote—stiff, awkward, and kind of hilarious.

But the real star of the episode? The meme potential. Noah’s dad is basically Elon Musk with a harem. “This kid’s acting like elon buying everything,” one fan joked, “And his dad (Emperor) is also pretty much Elon with multiple wives and kids with all different mothers. LOL Not to mention Elon’s dad himself (a 70 year old dude married his 30 year old ‘step-granddaughter’ that’s younger than Elon).” The parallels are uncanny—Noah’s dad is rich, powerful, and has a family tree that looks like a tangled mess. Noah, meanwhile, is the entitled heir who uses his power to get whatever he wants, whether it’s a new toy or a fancy title. It’s like watching a royal version of Succession, but with more magic and less subtlety.

The plot? Let’s just say it’s… there. Noah does some royal stuff—maybe meets a new character, maybe uses his power to solve a tiny problem. But honestly, the story takes a backseat to the chaos. One fan summed it up perfectly: “I feel like I have one long continuous stroke watching this.” It’s not that the episode is boring; it’s that it’s so over-the-top and poorly executed that you can’t look away. It’s the kind of train wreck that’s weirdly entertaining—like watching a cat try to dance ballet. You know it’s bad, but you can’t stop watching.

There’s also a random shoutout to Isekai Ojisan’s Tachibana Azusa (“Tachibana Azusa enjoyer”), which feels like a fan inserting their own reference. And let’s not forget the “anime bunnies” comment—“Nothing Written Here But Us Anime Bunnies boing boing boing”—which adds to the episode’s chaotic, meme-friendly vibe.

So, is Episode 9 worth watching? If you’re a fan of so-bad-it’s-good anime, absolutely. The animation is a disaster, the plot is thin, but the memes and absurdity make it fun. It’s like eating junk food—you know it’s not good for you, but you can’t help but take another bite. Just don’t go in expecting a masterpiece.

In the end, Kizoku Tensei Episode 9 is a reminder that not all anime needs to be a work of art. Sometimes, you just need a show that makes you laugh at its own flaws. And if you’re into Elon Musk references and janky animation, this episode is right up your alley.

Final Verdict: 5/10. It’s not good, but it’s definitely memorable. Watch it with friends and make fun of the animation—you’ll have a blast.