The Anime Lad
Saitou has never considered himself special. After arriving in a fantasy world, he joins a party containing a powerful warrior, a wizard who forgets spells, and a fairy. Saitou contributes no grand magical gift. He brings the ability to repair equipment and handle practical obstacles that conventional adventuring has neglected.
Super Eyepatch Fox
Saitou enters a medieval fantasy world without legendary powers. His party already has a warrior, a forgetful wizard, and a fairy. What it lacks is someone who can open locks and repair equipment. Dungeon work gives his ordinary trade skills immediate value beside combat and magic.
Gigguku
Saitou arrives in a fantasy world carrying the kind of skills most adventures treat as background labor. Suddenly locks need opening and damaged equipment needs real attention. His eccentric party already has strength and magic, but practical competence fills a completely different gap. A toolbox has rarely received such a satisfying heroic promotion!
Father's Basement
Another ordinary man entering a fantasy world is hardly a fresh doorway. Saitou earns interest by remaining ordinary. The party has magical and martial ability, yet basic repairs and locked obstacles still exist. His trade skills solve concrete problems, which gives the familiar premise a welcome respect for useful labor.
