History Manga / CheatSlayer

* IndecisiveParody: Despite supposedly being about taking the isekai power fantasy down a peg, also ends up playing a lot of its tropes straight in the case of its own protagonist: a generic everyman who gets suddenly thrust into a journey for reasons that have little to do with his own merit. (The only real difference is him being native to his world and not reincarnated/summoned from Earth.) As well as, being accompanied by a sexy lady who's inexplicably intrigued by him, gratuitous use of sexual assault, and taking on antagonists that are made as irredeemable as possible to not detract from the power fantasy.

* CorruptedCharacterCopy: The members of the guild "Rebels Against God" are very obviously based on other characters from popular Isekai works, but portrayed as villains who commit appalling crimes.
* DoomedHometown: The first chapter begins when Lute's village is destroyed by the 'Rebels Against God' and its inhabitants are subjected to various atrocities.

* WholePlotReference: It's basically ''ComicBook/TheBoys'' by Garth Ennis with Isekai heroes instead of superheroes.

* CorruptedCharacterCopy: The members of the guild "Rebels Against God" are very obviously based on other characters from popular Isekai works, but portrayed as villains that commit appalling crimes.

* InformedFlaw: Even though the Witch informs Lute that all the members of "Rebels Against God" are scum who are living out their twisted power fantasies at the expense of the people of his world, Louis Crawford is the only one who actually displays this mindset due to the series being CutShort. Kilt and Flare appear to be genuinely devoted to the group's mission of defeating the Demon King, Imerda Pinata is shown to be thoroughly disgusted by Louis' actions and vulgarity, and even Honda and Don are apathetic at worse, and judging by the former's reaction to Louis unsheathing his sword, possibly even afraid of him. As a result, Louis Crawford comes as the TokenEvilTeammate who's only barely tolerated by the rest of the group due to his immense strength.

* CorruptedCharacterCopy: The members of the guild "Rebels Against God" are very obviously based on other characters from popular Isekai works, but portrayed as villains that commit appalling crimes. This aspect of the manga became a center of controversy as it was seen as an awful insult to the authors and the fans of the Isekai genre in association.

* CastOfExpies: All of the 'Rebels Against God' members resemble physically characters from other isekai works to the point it became a center of controversy when it was accused by critics and fans of plagiarism and character assassination against other works still in publication.

** Anastasia Melokva is a nationality-swapped expy (Russian instead of German) of Tanya von Degurechaff (''Literature/TheSagaOfTanyaTheEvil''). Ironically, Tanya hates communism in her home series (which is a usual stereotype for a Russian).

* WholePlotReference: It's basically ''ComicBook/TheBoys'' by Garth Ennis with Isekai heroes instead of superheroes.

** Louis Crawford is an expy of Shin Wolford (''Literature/WiseMansGrandchild''), but him being a brutal rapist and having a past life as an unattractive, hopeless {{NEET}} brings the mind to Keyaru (''Anime/RedoOfHealer'') and Rudeus Greyrat (''LightNovel/MushokuTenseiJoblessReincarnation'') respectively.

** Don Will Dead is an obvious expy of Ainz Ooal Gown (''LightNovel/Overlord2012'') with the head of Elias Ainsworth (''Manga/TheAncientMagusBride'').

* IndecisiveParody: Despite supposedly being about taking the isekai power fantasy down a peg, also ends up playing a lot of its tropes straight in the case of its own protagonist: a generic everyman who gets suddenly thrust into a journey for reasons that have little to do with his own merit. (The only difference is him being native to his world and not reincarnated/summoned from Earth.) As well as, being accompanied by a sexy lady who's inexplicably intrigued by him, gratuitous use of sexual assault, and taking on antagonists that are made as irredeemable as possible to not detract from the power fantasy.

* IndecisiveParody: Despite supposedly being about taking the isekai power fantasy down a peg, also ends up playing a lot of its tropes straight in the case of its own protagonist: a generic everyman who gets suddenly thrust into a journey for reasons that have little to do with his own merit.(The only difference is him being native to his world.) As well as, being accompanied by a sexy lady who's inexplicably intrigued by him, gratuitous use of sexual assault, and taking on antagonists that are made as irredeemable as possible to not detract from the power fantasy.

* IndecisiveParody: Despite supposedly being about taking the isekai power fantasy down a peg, also ends up playing a lot of its tropes straight in the case of its own protagonist: a generic everyman who gets suddenly thrust into a journey for reasons that have little to do with his own merit, being accompanied by a sexy lady who's inexplicably intrigued by him, gratuitous use of sexual assault, and taking on antagonists that are made as irredeemable as possible to not detract from the power fantasy.

** Imerda Pinata is an expy of Catarina Claes (''LightNovel/MyNextLifeAsAVillainessAllRoutesLeadToDoom'').

** Louis Crawford is an expy of Shin Wolford (''Literature/WiseMansGrandchild''), but him being a brutal rapist and having a past life as an unattractive, hopeless {{NEET}} brings the mind to Keyaru (''Literature/RedoOfHealer'') and Rudeus Greyrat (''LightNovel/MushokuTenseiJoblessReincarnation'') respectively.

However, the work is particularly infamous for [[ShortRunners being canceled after just one chapter]] and involved in a plagiarism controversy when readers pointed out how members of the "Rebels Against God" blatantly resemble characters from other Isekai genre works and them being depicted as villains.[[note]]While some of the characters from the other Isekai works ''are'' [[VillainProtagonist villains]] e.g. Ainz Ooal Gown and Tanya von Degurechaff, several are very not.[[/note]]

* IndecisiveParody: Despite supposedly being about taking down the isekai power fantasy down a peg, also ends up playing a lot of its tropes straight in the case of its own protagonist: a generic everyman who gets suddenly thrust into a journey for reasons that have little to do with his own merit, being accompanied by a sexy lady who's inexplicably intrigued by him, gratuitous use of sexual assault, and taking on antagonists that are made as irredeemable as possible to not detract from the power fantasy.
* InformedFlaw: Even though the Witch informs Lute that all the members of "Rebels Against God" are scum who are living out their twisted power fantasies at the expense of the people of his world, Louis Crawford is only who actually displays this mindset due to the series being CutShort. Kilt and Flare appear to be genuinely devoted to the group's mission of defeating the Demon King, Imerda Pinata is shown to be thoroughly disgusted by Louis' actions and vulgarity, and even Honda and Don are apathetic at worse, and judging by the former's reaction to Louis unsheathing his sword, possibly even afraid of him. As a result, Louis Crawford comes as the TokenEvilTeammate who's only barely tolerated by the rest of the group due to his immense strength.

* {{Expy}}: All of the 'Rebels Against God' members resemble physically characters from other isekai works to the point it became a center of controversy when it was accused by critics and fans of plagiarism and character assassination against other works still in publication.