Sukuwareru Ramiris

救われるラミリス

6.5(2,766)

MAL Score

Ranked #7301

Popularity #8303

Comedy
Fantasy
Isekai
Super Power

Episodes: 2
Status: Finished Airing

Synopsis

Sukuwareru Ramiris invites viewers into a whimsical realm where enchanting adventures unfold in a delightful blend of comedy and fantasy. This charming short animation, available for a limited time on the Bandai Spirits YouTube channel, showcases the lighthearted escapades of its quirky characters, offering a refreshing escape into an otherworldly setting.

With its engaging storytelling and vibrant visuals, the animation captures the essence of isekai narratives while infusing humor and charm. Each scene is thoughtfully crafted to entertain, making it a delightful watch for fans of the genre seeking a brief yet enjoyable experience.

Otaku Consensus

Sukuwareru Ramiris lands best as a tiny TenSura bonus rather than a standalone fantasy comedy: 8bit keeps the animation, voices, and sound close enough to the main series that the short feels officially integrated instead of disposable. Its two roughly two-minute episodes earn goodwill through brisk gag pacing and Ramiris/Rimuru fan-service, while the recurring criticism is scale: it is so brief and release-limited that non-fans may find it more like a promotional extra than a complete OVA.

Why You Should Watch

Watch Sukuwareru Ramiris if you want the cozy side of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime without the kingdom-management arcs, power-scaling debates, or seasonal time commitment. At about two minutes per episode, it functions like a concentrated character snack: Ramiris gets the spotlight, Rimuru anchors the familiar TenSura energy, and 8bit’s production continuity keeps it from feeling like a cheap web add-on. It scratches the same comfort itch as the sillier parts of TenSura and the low-stakes appeal of Slime Diaries, but in a format closer to a bonus skit than a spin-off season. The best audience is already attached to the franchise’s voice cast, demon/fairy lore, and goofy slice-of-life detours; newcomers will get charm, but fans get context.

Key Characters

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Ramiris(VA: Anzu Haruno)
Ramiris is the short’s main draw, a fairy-coded fan favorite whose oversized personality fits the OVA’s compressed gag format.
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Rimuru Tempest(VA: Miho Okasaki)
Rimuru Tempest gives the short its TenSura center of gravity, letting the comedy play as an extension of the main series rather than an unrelated web extra.

What Makes It Stand Out

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The format is unusually compact: the user review data notes roughly two minutes per episode, making the two-episode OVA closer to a pair of official comedic shorts than a conventional special.
2
Studio 8bit is credited for production, and review coverage specifically notes that the animation, voice acting, and sound match the main anime’s presentation rather than shifting to a visibly cheaper parody style.
3
Its public availability was tied to the Bandai Spirits YouTube channel for a limited-time window, which helps explain why later viewer discussion often treats it as a harder-to-find franchise extra.
4
The character focus is narrow and checkable: the listed main characters are Ramiris and Rimuru Tempest, giving the short a direct fan-service target instead of trying to represent the whole ensemble.
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AniList’s tag profile leans heavily into franchise-specific fantasy identity, with Isekai at 90%, Demons and Fairy both at 79%, and Super Power at 70%.

Fun Facts & Trivia

Fun fact 1: Fuse, the original story creator behind the TenSura franchise, is credited under Original Story, which anchors the short to the same source-material lineage as the main anime.
Fun fact 2: Mitz Vah is credited for Original Character Design, preserving the franchise’s recognizable visual DNA even in a tiny OVA format.
Fun fact 3: Masao Kojima is listed for storyboard work, an especially important role for a two-minute comedy short where timing and visual economy determine whether the gag lands.
Fun fact 4: Atsushi Nakayama is credited for ending theme song performance, a notable detail because most viewers remember shorts like this for the skit and overlook their dedicated music credits.
Fun fact 5: The reception numbers are modest but specific: MAL lists a 6.51 score from 2,766 votes, while AniList records a 69/100 score and 137 favourites, suggesting a small but real pocket of franchise engagement.