@f0x Sure! As far as I can tell, isekai isn't exactly a genre; rather, it's a lens or viewpoint. Through the isekai lens, a story's mundane serendipitous elements become divinely modeled; select protagonists are able to leverage this divine connection, appearing supernatural or clairvoyant.

The main relevant feature of the Hundred Acre Wood is that informal logic works differently there. Christopher Robin is equipped with our logic, our memes, and our way of analysis; through an isekai lens, this would empower him to solve problems that seem intractable to the Wood's residents.