Tomokazu Sugita: "We've already fulfilled the title. We're giving it our all." Thoughts on the work shared at the Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation 5th Anniversary Special

At this point, the "previous incarnation button" gimmick—which brought Sugita in with a cut-in—proved very popular. When Kayano called out, "How were the wives?" Sugita responded, "The life as the previous incarnation ended once, and there was a 'definite meaning' to starting over as Rudeus. So we've already fulfilled the title. We went to another world and are already giving it our all," exciting the studio with this "title fulfillment" comment.

Meanwhile, Kohara selected the reunion and adventure part with Rudeus and Roxy from the second half of Season 2, reflecting on the recording: "We hadn't adventured together before, so there was that excitement, and I knew important scenes were waiting, so there was that resolve, plus the feeling of returning to this recording site after a long time. I think we were able to do it with good tension." Regarding the battle after reuniting with Rudeus's father, Paul, she expressed strong feelings: "I'll never forget Paul's episode. Not just the main footage, but the memories from the recording session remain vivid even now, so I'll definitely never forget it."

Kakuma chose the early scene where Eris was moved by Rudeus's magic, recalling: "Until then, Eris was like, 'totally wild,' you know (lol). It was the moment when Eris, who had been so intense and fierce, showed 'she has a human side too,' and I think it was a really dense episode." Uchiyama nodded in agreement: "The moment Eris opened her heart with that complete trust was so endearing, I think viewers were immediately captivated."

With topics about character relationships, memorable scenes, and recording episodes flowing endlessly, the retrospective segment ended in what felt like no time. Uchiyama expressed regret: "It feels like looking through a family album, so it's really not enough!" Kayano added, "We'd need three hours. We could do an all-nighter!" emphasizing the density of the 5th anniversary celebration.