>>280736439
Not to the extent that gookshit does. Also helps that "Isekai" isn't a genre, it's a trope at best. The term "isekai" just means "another world", is in the protagonist isn't native to the world it takes place in. "Isekai" doesn't tell you anything about tropes to expect or the setting. The setting could be fantasy, sci-fi, a videogame, anything. The only requirement for "Isekai" is the Isekai part. Everything else isn't inherent to the Isekai concept, that's just uncreative writers copying each other.