Could The Great Clerics Unique Worldbuilding Inspire More Healing Anime?

[Nao]

Never thought I’d see a world where healing magic gets treated like a high stakes profession, almost like watching the invention of potions in RPGs for the first time. The way Luciel’s healing isn’t just a background skill but the main focus really flips the usual isekai formula, especially with how every spell and ritual has its own rules and risks. Then there’s that scene where he tries to heal a hangover and ends up making it worse, which cracked me up and made the whole vibe less serious for a minute. If more anime took this approach, maybe we’d get stories about healers facing moral choices or even political drama. What if the church’s secrets are tied to a bigger conspiracy? I’m hyped to see if this trend grows or fizzles out like a potion left uncorked. Anyone else hoping for more healer focused shows?

[Manga]

Honestly, seeing healing magic as more than just a support skill is refreshing. Luciel’s trial and error moments make the world feel alive, and the risks add real tension. If more anime explored the healer’s perspective, we might get deeper stories—imagine the drama if a healer’s mistake had huge consequences for an entire kingdom.