Square Enix employee Shogo Sasaki has a big dream-to produce his very own Final Fantasy game with his sister, Yuko. But after the siblings are involved in a truck accident, they awaken to realize they've left their world behind...and fallen into the world of Final Fantasy! After coming to grips with the situation, they meet some new friends, join a party, and accept their fate as adventurers. But when danger approaches, Shogo will discover that his encyclopedic knowledge of the games can only ta...
Felt like pretty standard isekai stuff
I picked up the first volume of Lost Stranger hoping for some good Final Fantasy fun, and I got that...kind of. The basic premise of the book is this: our protagonist and his little sister get isekai'd into not-Final Fantasy, and must search for a way back home while having adventures along the way. That "not-Final Fantasy" is important here; the book goes out of its way to show all the similarities to an FF game (using FFXIV as the comparison specifically), only to turn around and say, "but