Saikyou no Shienshoku "Wajutsushi" de Aru Ore wa Sekai Saikyou Clan wo Shitagaeru

The MC is described as having a silver tongue and being a good leader. None of that is true. He is narcissistic and cruel, a pure villain, he will ruin the lives of innocent people for his own gain, while hypocritically being angry and acting self righteous when others do the exact same thing. He has no qualities of a leader, he never inspires people or gets them to follow with his charisma, but by pure manipulation, threats and logic of a 12 year old edgelord, that the characters around him are somehow stupid or crazy enough to accept. Logic that I might ad is totallyhypocritical and straight out stupidly wrong. The biggest problem I have with the MC is that he obviously isn't supposed to be a villain, there are attempts to humanize him, and to make it look like the things he does are actually not evil by trying to throw some justifications for everything he does, but in my opinion those justifications fall flat on their face half of the time. If he was supposed to be evil, the story might have flowed better, those flimsy justifications just feel patronizing and put there just to justify edgy writing. The writer just wanted to make an extremely edgy character, but didn't know how to do it without making him out to be straight out evil, and then he tried adding justifications for his action to try and paint the MC's actions as good, or at least him just doing something inevitable.

Man it was biggest surprise of my life...I was searching for anime to watch for hours and I stumbled upon this one, firstly,I watch anime strictly in english dub, secondly, I am subscribed to 10+ anime youtube channels and I saw no one even mentioning it forget recommending just like "THE FABLE" ... that's why I ignored it and searched for 1 hour more but I got very tired and clicked on it out of frustration...first three episodes were okay but i wasn't feeling it but man i was in it for a surprise out of nowhere, I got everything from this anime that Ican't say for majority of other animes , it was edgy but not cringe like eminence of shadow, mc was not a hero not a villain,he was very human, he wasn't too forgiving of people who crossed him like million of other anime mc's but he wasn't bad to people who was good to him... although he was born with weakest class but he was not weak,he beat many powerful opponents even with weak class but not from asspull anime bullshits , it felt rather earned ...I can't put into words how much i loved this anime...I can't say if I ever put any other anime in my MAL's favourite anime list that fast

The Most Notorious “Talker” Runs the World’s Greatest Clan is a rare gem for fans of dark fantasy, offering a morally gray protagonist who is refreshingly different from the typical hero found in most anime. In a genre dominated by characters who are moral paragons of goodness (Shiro Emiya, Luffy, Asta.. ect.), it’s incredibly satisfying to watch someone like Noel Stollen. Particularly he is unafraid to use underhanded methods and break the rules to achieve his goals. Noel’s willingness to do whatever it takes to reach the top, regardless of who gets hurt in the process, sets this anime apart from the sea of moreconventional protagonists. What truly elevates the show is Noel himself. Much like many fantasy protagonists, Noel’s ultimate goal is to climb to the top and become a famous seeker (essentially an adventurer in this universe). However, unlike other characters in similar light novel adaptations, he’s not bound by honor or the “proper way” of achieving success. Noel doesn’t hesitate to use brutal, strategic, and sometimes morally questionable tactics to get ahead. This makes him feel like a more authentic, compelling character in a genre full of flat, one-dimensional heroes. He’s certainly not “good,” but he’s not as extreme or difficult to watch as some other morally ambiguous characters from darker series (Like Redo of Healer). He doesn’t go out of his way to hurt others, but when the situation calls for it, he responds in kind. His ruthlessness is balanced by his loyalty to those who support him, making him a character that’s easy to respect, even if his methods are questionable. The story itself is solid, however basic, it is structured around several mini-arcs that build toward the larger narrative of Noel forming a powerful clan and climbing the social ladder. Like most light novel adaptations, this one only scratches the surface, with much of the overarching plot just beginning to unfold by the end of the season. Still, it doesn’t lack excitement. The mafia arc, in particular, stands out as one of the most entertaining parts of the season, with a satisfying twist that kept me on the edge of my seat. If you enjoy stories full of unexpected turns and clever strategies, this anime is full of surprises. While it does rely on some familiar fantasy tropes, it does a great job of keeping things engaging. The main cast is relatively small, with Noel and Alma getting the most screen time. Their dynamic is one of the best parts of the show. There’s no forced fanservice or pointless romance teasing, just two badass characters who work well together. Both are competent, strong, and capable in their own right, and it’s always a pleasure to see a pair of leads who don’t need to be “saved” or overly reliant on each other. From a technical standpoint, the art and animation are solid but nothing groundbreaking. The art style is appealing, and the animation quality holds up throughout. However, where the show really shines is in its soundtrack. Composed by Yamamoto Kohta, the OST is an absolute standout, heightening the emotional impact of key moments. The ending song, in particular, perfectly encapsulates the series’ gritty, intense atmosphere. Overall, The Most Notorious “Talker” Runs the World’s Greatest Clan is a must-watch for fans of dark fantasy. It offers a morally complex lead, an engaging story with plenty of twists, and a fantastic soundtrack that amplifies every moment. As a fan of darker, more complex anime, this one has quickly become one of my favorites of the season, and I’m excited to see where Noel’s journey takes him next. Overall Rating: 9/10

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