Unordinary

Briefly about Unordinary Manga.

Tells us about a kid named John Dawn. He literally survives at Wellston High School, where vanity hierarchy reigns. Where the weak must be the slaves of the strong. Because of his lack of any ability (According to him.), as well as his total rejection of the structure in place, John is beaten and bullied almost daily by other students. They have abilities and powers. So, it is worth noting that even without abilities, John is able to fight them off with cunning, intelligence, and wit.

Beyond these events, however, there are good aspects to his miserable life. At school, John often socializes and befriends Seraphima, a high-level, fairly influential girl at school. She has the ability to control time, making her “invincible” and the strongest of her classmates. John himself is a weakling. But this is only at first glance… The events of the manga turn the whole situation upside down.

Read Unordinary Manga.

So, after learning about the work, I read it at once. And since then, for more than a year, I periodically reread the work, finding something new. The first chapters introduce us to some of the main characters in the story, the world itself and the relationships of the people in it. As well as showing the direction of the main plot of the work. Plot. The global goal is clear without words, and the first season aims not to “defeat the main enemy” and “save the world”.

It’s about the development of the main character (more details below). The world also doesn’t stand still and there is constantly some kind of hype going on that affects the fate of the characters in one way or another. Characters! We have 6 main characters in total, all of whom have their own story and perception of the world. We are told what he was, what he is now, and what he will become.

What makes this season more enjoyable is that throughout the webcomic, the other 5 characters develop as well. Because of this, the characters are very realistic: They are overcome by doubts. But, they begin to think about their actions and change attitudes, some for the better and some for the worse. BOTTOM LINE! I really liked this work, just a breath of fresh air after a ton of Asian stuff I’ve read. If possible, I recommend reading it in English.)