Combatants Will Be Dispatched!

• Author: Natsume Akatsuki
• Genres: Fantasy Phương Tây, Hành Động, Hài Hước, Light Novel
• Status: Ongoing
• Rating: ★ 4.2 / 5
• Published: 2026-09-30

A Backwards Invasion from Earth

The story kicks off when the Kisaragi Corporation, an evil organization that has practically conquered Earth, sets its sights on space. Instead of a classic hero, we follow an actual invader, Combat Agent Six, on a scouting mission to a new planet.

Accompanying him is Alice Kisaragi, a combat android with the appearance of a young girl but possessing superior intellect and a chilling level of detachment. Their mission is straightforward: set up a base and commit atrocities to pave the way for the legion's arrival.

This new world is steeped in a medieval European style, where magic and mystical creatures are commonplace. However, the introduction of modern technology and 'villainous' ideologies from Earth creates a fascinating contrast.

The Mismatched and Raunchy Duo

Combat Agent Six is far from your typical isekai protagonist. He’s portrayed as a perverted jerk with a terrible reputation, always ready to employ the most underhanded tactics to get what he wants.

His blatant pragmatism can be hilariously jarring, as it flies in the face of the fantasy world's chivalric code. Yet, beneath that selfish exterior, he occasionally shows a strange, unpredictable concern for the world's fate.

His buffoonery is countered by Alice Kisaragi, a highly intelligent android who is brutally blunt. The chemistry between his primal instincts and her cold logic is a constant source of humor—especially when she threatens to self-destruct whenever things go south.

The Misfit Squad of Grace Kingdom

Drawn into the Grace Kingdom’s struggle against the Demon Lord's army, the duo recruits a cast of equally bizarre allies. First up is Snow, an ambitious knight who is utterly obsessed with wealth and status.

Then there's Grimm, a wheelchair-bound dark mage whose curse magic has a nasty habit of backfiring on her. Finally, we have Rose, a chuunibyo chimera who can mimic the powers of anything she eats.

The synergy between these flawed individuals turns the kingdom's military into a chaotic mess of entertainment. They don't fight for noble ideals but are bound by personal gain, forming a reluctant yet surprisingly effective team.

The Evil Points System and Absurd Scenarios

A standout feature is the Evil Points system Combat Agent Six must accumulate for his organization. To request equipment from Earth, he has to perform aggressive or morally dubious acts, leading to some truly awkward situations.

The struggle to balance helping Princess Tillis defend her land while earning points through 'villainy' creates ridiculous conflicts. Sometimes, his seemingly cruel actions accidentally lead to positive outcomes, leaving his reputation in absolute shambles.

This setup keeps the story from falling into the rut of standard battle series. The humor stems not just from the dialogue, but from the sheer absurdity of how the leads solve problems when facing local villains.

Key Strengths

• The anti-hero characterization is remarkably consistent and refreshing, unburdened by conventional morality.
• A seamless blend of sci-fi and traditional fantasy, leading to intense clashes between tech and magic.
• Fast-paced storytelling with plenty of surprises that keep readers curious about the next dirty trick.
• Sharp, satirical dialogue that cleverly pokes fun at tired heroic tropes.

Noteworthy Drawbacks

• The protagonist's raunchy and perverted nature might off-put those looking for a more serious or morally grounded story.
• Some comedic bits can feel repetitive or rely too heavily on crude humor for laughs.
• While the side characters are fun, they are sometimes overshadowed by the overwhelming presence of Combat Agent Six and Alice Kisaragi.

Community Reception

• Goodreads: 4.17/5 (83 ratings, as of Sept 30, 2026). Readers praise the humor and the subversion of traditional hero tropes.
• Anime UK News: 9/10 (for Volume 1, as of Sept 30, 2026). Described as an explosive start with an engaging and high-energy narrative style.

Final Thoughts

Fans of satirical comedy will find this a high-quality read where heroic values are expertly mocked. Conversely, if you prefer stories with heavy psychological depth or traditional character growth, this series might feel a bit too over-the-top and irreverent.

Bottom line: A hilarious invasion journey where the line between good and evil is blurred by flawed but utterly captivating characters.

Tags: isekai, anti-hero, raunchy humor