Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi [Season2 Episode10: Kisharle Goddess of Earth]

If you’re here for cozy isekai vibes, food that makes your stomach growl loud enough to wake the neighbors, and a slime that goes from tiny to titanic faster than you can say “hamburger”—then Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi Season 2 Episode 10 is exactly what you need. Let’s dive in, shall we?

First off, let’s talk about Sui. Oh my god, Sui. This episode, our favorite squishy slime decided to level up their size game. One minute they’re the cute little blob you want to carry around in your pocket, the next? They’re a giant slime mountain that could probably block a dungeon entrance. And the best part? Even when they’re huge, they’re still adorable—like a giant stuffed animal but made of goo (in the best way possible). Fans on MyAnimeList are losing it over this: one user said Sui’s size glow-up was “absurdly cute,” and another joked they’d let Sui hug them even if it meant getting slimed. Relatable.

Then there’s Tsuyoshi’s cooking. This time, he’s whipping up hamburgers—plain old burgers, but since he’s using his Online Grocery skill to get top-tier ingredients? They look so good I almost paused the episode to run to the kitchen. The way Fel’s eyes light up when he sees the food? Relatable. Dora’s little dragon squeal? Even more relatable. Lowkey, this anime is just food porn with a side of isekai adventure, and I’m here for every single bite. I think half the reason I watch this show is to live vicariously through Tsuyoshi’s cooking.

The animation this episode was on point too—especially the way the food is drawn. The juicy patties, the melted cheese, the crispy buns—you can almost smell the burgers through the screen. And the way Sui’s slime texture changes when they grow? It’s so smooth and well-animated that you forget they’re a fictional creature. The color palette is warm and inviting, which fits the show’s cozy vibe perfectly. Whether it’s the sun setting over the forest or the glow of Tsuyoshi’s cooking fire, every frame feels like a hug.

And let’s not forget the funny moments. That one adventurer who got nauseated from riding on Sui? Classic. We’ve all been there—whether it’s a bumpy car ride or a slime that’s way too big to be a comfortable seat. The look on his face when he’s trying not to throw up? I laughed so hard I snort-laughed. It’s those small, human-adjacent moments that make this show feel so warm and welcoming.

Oh, and Kisharle! The Goddess of Earth finally gets her spotlight this episode, and she’s not what you’d expect from a deity. She’s chill, she loves food, and she’s got that same laid-back energy as the rest of the crew. Her reaction to Tsuyoshi’s hamburgers? Pure, unadulterated joy. It’s nice to see gods who aren’t all serious and stuffy—Kisharle feels like a friend who’d crash your picnic and ask for extra ketchup.

Another thing I loved: the dynamic between the characters. Tsuyoshi’s calm, dad-like energy balances out Fel’s wildness and Dora’s hyperactivity. Sui’s quiet presence (even when huge) adds a sense of comfort, and Kisharle’s addition brings a fresh, playful energy to the group. Every conversation feels natural, like you’re watching a group of friends hang out instead of an isekai crew on an adventure.

Fans are also raving about the pacing of this episode. It’s not too fast, not too slow—just right. We get enough time to enjoy the food, laugh at the funny moments, and get excited about the next part of the journey. No rushed plot points, no unnecessary filler—just pure, unadulterated fun. One MyAnimeList user said, “This episode was exactly what I needed after a long day,” and I couldn’t agree more. It’s the kind of show you can put on to unwind, and it never fails to make you smile.

The end tease? We’re finally going to the sea! I can already imagine Tsuyoshi making seafood dishes that make the gods weep (in a good way). Fel chasing fish in the waves? Sui turning into a giant floaty? Dora trying to catch seagulls (and failing)? Sign me up for that adventure.

If I had to pick one flaw? It’s that the episode ended too soon. I wanted more of Sui’s giant adventures, more of Tsuyoshi’s cooking, more of Kisharle’s food-induced joy. But hey, that’s a good thing—it means I’m already counting down the days until the next episode.

To wrap it up, Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi Season 2 Episode10 is a perfect example of why this show is so beloved. It’s cozy, it’s funny, it’s full of heart, and it has something for everyone—whether you’re here for the food, the characters, or the laid-back adventure. If you haven’t watched it yet, do yourself a favor and check it out. Just remember to grab a snack first—you’ll thank me later.