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The Rising of the Shield Hero
Alt title: Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari
The Rising of the Shield Hero Episode 11 - Catastrophe Returns
"Naofumi faces another Wave, this time in a remote village. With the help of the soldiers who volunteered to join him, he's able to secure the safety of the villagers, but the Wave shows no signs of letting up. He heads to fight with the other heroes, only to find a giant ghost ship floating in the sky."
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Episode 1
The Shield Hero
Episode 2
The Slave Girl
Episode 3
Wave of Catastrophe
Episode 4
Lullaby at Dawn
Episode 5
Filo
Episode 6
A New Comrade
Episode 7
The Savior of the Heavenly Fowl
Episode 8
Curse Shield
Episode 9
Melty
Episode 10
In the Midst of Turmoil
Episode 11
Catastrophe Returns
Episode 12
The Raven Invader
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Both of these shows belong to the dark fantasy genre and they deal with some sensitive topics. Goblin Slayer isn't isekai, but it has the "another world" feeling to it
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