What do you mean I've traveled to worlds geared towards children?

Furthermore, because the previous plot only featured visuals without introducing names, Ron didn't know what the fifth person's name was.

All I knew was that she was a very pretty girl with long, straight, smooth, and eye-catching silver hair, that was all.

But since he's the fifth Phantom Beast Warrior, they'll inevitably meet again in the future.

The initial transition was short, lasting only about five minutes, and the focus was mainly on An Yan.

From entering the summer camp to going out with the teacher to pick wild vegetables, there was a sudden thunderstorm, which seemed to be raining. Everyone rushed back, and then suddenly there was thunder and lightning, and everyone's vision went white. Finally, the screen went dark, and the opening theme of "Fantasy Warriors" started playing.

Through everyone's performance in the opening sequence, Ron also saw what everyone would look like after their transformation, as well as the appearance of the enemies they would have to face in the previous stages.

There's no need to mention An Yan and Ron's transformations again.

Chen Xiaolian's magical beast is a large and beautiful pink butterfly. After transforming, it also has pink butterfly wings on its back. Overall, it looks youthful and beautiful, full of girlish charm.

Jiang Chen's transformation was quite surprising. Who would have thought that Jiang Chen, who looked the smallest and was the shortest among them, would have a magical beast that could control the power of the earth?

After transforming, Jiang Chen appears to be a full two meters tall, covered in brown armor, looking incredibly robust and clearly a power-type character.

As for the final mysterious fifth person, her transformation is purple, giving off a mysterious and dark feeling.

Wait a minute... could this fifth person have temporarily defected to the enemy?

Ron stared at the transformed fifth person for a while before looking at the enemy he was about to face.

Aside from the initial phantom beast used for practice—the Roaring Bear—there are four main enemies that appear in the opening sequence.

The Thorn Witch, an initial boss defeated by Ron and his allies.

A gigantic, spider-like monster, half-human and half-spider.

A large tiger that walks upright, with exposed fangs and wielding a large knife.

It also has black wings, wears a mask, and is a bird-man like a fallen angel.

These four are probably the main bosses of the Endless Forest.

The Thorn Witch has already been defeated by Ron and his allies, so all that's left is to face three more bosses...

"Wait, what does 'Fantasy Beast Warriors Season 1' mean?"

After the opening sequence finished playing, Ron looked at the small print saying 'Season 1' and couldn't help but mutter, "Does this mean there's a second season, a third season, or something?"

The current plan for "Fantasy Beast Warriors" is a total of four seasons and fifty-two episodes, with 13 episodes per season. The current host is in the storyline of the first season.

"...6."

Ron slowly uttered a number.

However, upon closer reflection, it seems quite normal that children's anime series have a lot of episodes, so it's not surprising that "Fantasy Warriors" has four seasons and fifty-two episodes.

Let's put aside the question of the series length for now.

Ron then went to watch the rest of the story.

After the opening sequence ended, An Yan was the first to wake up on the Beast Continent and then discovered Ron.

What happened next was almost identical to what Ron had experienced. Except for the fact that An Yan did think about 'protection' during his transformation and that the transformation lasted for nearly forty seconds, the rest of the experience was exactly the same as what Ron knew.

The first episode ends when everyone enters the peace dove's sanctuary and meets Jiang Chen.

The second episode then introduces the basic settings of the Mythical Beast Continent and the Mythical Beasts, which are what Jiang Chen told everyone, as well as some settings that Ron explored on his own.

And in this, there is finally a part of the story that Ron did not participate in.

That's the scene where Ron and An Yan separated midway, and An Yan and the others tried to transform.

He was quite interested in this part of the story that Ron hadn't experienced, so he deliberately slowed down the playback speed to watch it.

After leaving the shelter, An Yan and the others only conducted ability experiments in the vicinity of the shelter.

After his first transformation, An Yan's second transformation went quite smoothly. With just a flash of flame and a few dozen seconds of transformation footage, An Yan transformed into the appearance of a phantom beast warrior.

But perhaps the outward release of energy was too obvious, for the Thorn Witch followed.

An Yan fought her, but was eventually defeated and captured by her. Chen Xiaolian was closest to An Yan at the time, so she became the second person to be captured by the Thorn Witch.

Then Chen Xiaolian screamed, and Ron ran out when he heard the scream.

"It's pretty much what I imagined... Wait, what's with the close-up shot?"

Ron was stroking his chin, analyzing the plot, when he suddenly realized that the second episode gave him quite a few close-up shots, especially the scene where he ran out after hearing screams; the camera was almost shoved into his face.

Because this is your personal collection.

"...So it really is my personal collection! Wait! Could it be that there will be more later..."

When facing the Thorn Witch, Ron had guessed that if this were an anime world, this might be his own personal collection.

But at that time it was just a joke.

Who would have thought this was actually my personal collection!

But none of that matters. What matters is that if this is Ron's personal collection, then it means... what happened to An Yan will also happen to Ron!

What? What are you asking about?

Of course, it's all about the flashbacks and transformations!!!

What you fear most is what will happen. Sure enough, after Ron's attempts to deceive the Thorn Witch with words failed, the Dove of Peace appeared and used its power to soothe his chaotic mind.

The plot then gave Ron a special flashback scene.

The flashback scenes revealed Ron's inner struggle; whether to save him or not became the question he needed to consider at the time.

In reality, Ron didn't think that much after being calmed down by the skill.

However, the anime storyline clearly romanticized Ron's actions at the time.

So Ron in the anime abandoned his distractions and chose to save An Yan and the others. Then his power was activated, and he underwent a transformation process that lasted the same amount of time as An Yan.

As for what the transformation process is like...

First, a loud voice announced in the background, "Phantom Beast Fusion," followed by clothes being torn off, nudity, and being covered in light. In a mysterious space with their own representative colors as the background, one suit of armor after another fell on Ron's body.

After transforming, Ron struck a cool pose in the space.

Quack!!

I don't want to watch!

Who wants to watch this ridiculously melodramatic transformation scene?!

When Ron saw his transformation scene, he mentally covered his eyes and rolled on the ground in despair.

Handsome...of course he's very handsome.

From a third-person perspective, it still feels incredibly embarrassing!

Whose Jiahao is this?!

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Ron's shame didn't subside much until after the second episode ended.

But what followed was a subtle... pleasant feeling.

The simulation system is right. Who hasn't fantasized as a child about having great power, being discovered by classmates and strangers, and enjoying their admiring gazes?

Ron had thought about it before.

So despite feeling ashamed, Ron still felt a little smug when he saw his two-dimensional self in the anime, looking incredibly handsome.

The anime doesn't end when it finishes airing.

Something new appeared again in the light screen created by the system, which only Ron could see.

That's a comment.

Comments on "Fantasy Warriors".

(A new morning comic, looks pretty good)

(The protagonist's character is a bit classic, but the world setting seems quite novel?)

(Classic hot-blooded male lead, cold-faced second male lead www)

(No, Ron wasn't exactly cold-faced, was he? He just seemed out of place with his companions.)

(Yeah, compared to the usual cool and aloof second male leads, Ron... well, you could just say he's more mature, right?)

(To lie and negotiate with the enemy is definitely not something a normal child would do www)

(Anyway, I've already marked it as a follower and am looking forward to the next chapter~)

"…Comment?"

Ron blinked when he saw the comment.

But isn't "Fantasy Warriors" aimed at children?

Judging from the tone of these comments, they don't seem like something a child would say.

But then Ron thought about it again and realized there was nothing wrong with it. As we all know, the target audience for children's anime is not just children.

If the art style and plot are good, even adults will watch the series.