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It was inevitable. Now presumably comes the strip´s drama part.

So far it reads like the author decided to build his story solely using tropes played completely straight. Like, he browsed https://tvtropes.org/ and decided he would put in as much as humanly possible. So, is there anything in there that feels creative?

@TheFlash080 Thanks for pointing that out man, I overlooked that. Now I´m really worried 😨

I hope beyond hope that the authors will give Shiori a somewhat happy ending like in that other story, but something is telling me that this time they´re going straight for the suicide route...

To me, it feels like Asura´s Wrath with Isekai terminology. Could definitely be better.

This is pretty good.

I´ve thought if any of the games introduced in this game could ever be implemented and played in real life, but they just sound like way too much effort, especially with the way they often pull out secondary rules during the match.

I´m bemused that alternative universe Tanigawa seems a lot more intelligent than the ghost version.

@sirflimflam Scroll back a chapter or two. Remember how she asked the MC if he were willing to sacrifice some 500 (forgot exact number) terrorists´ lives, if he could save one hostage´s life in exchange (and he agreed), and exactly that happened the same evening? This is imho proof that she is...

But she´s so indecisive and a minor, and possibly more than a little selfish. What international organization would put their unconditional faith into somebody like that without proper mental schooling, no matter their superpowers?

Is this good? I really like the art but so far it reads like a Harry Potter fanfic.

My guess at this point is that the teacher is seriously mentally ill and has some really twisted values about his environment. Bullying does leave scars, after all.

Let´s get the Bruh (33/1492) count even higher.

No, trust Chako, Rei! She´s the only one here behaving like a sane person!

Honestly, I had high hopes for Kiichi, but he´s pathetic. Secret Mastermind? Tech wizard? Nah, he really is just a hikikkomori who can´t reel in his hormones. @XXXXXXXXXIII I´d help if I could, but I don´t speak Japanese :( Thanks for the hard work, this is currently probably my favorite title.

I´m considering dropping this. None of the characters in this story have particular depth (except maybe Yuriko), but at least they had some charm, which made it enjoyable to follow them. Those two new twins pulled out of nowhere don´t even have that.

@KingP_2 I mean the way he prevents Yazaki-sensei from intervening on Shiori´s behalf. He undoubtedly knows she is being bullied, if nothing else, and forces it to stay that way.

Doesn´t look much like an antihero to me, more like an anti-villain. The way he´s keeping Shiori hanging is especially cruel, since she had absolutely no relation to her father´s crimes and amorality.

I agree, the intro makes you cringe inside, but afterwards it actually starts getting pretty good. If nothing else, it puts effort into trying something unique. Thumbs up.

I love how everybody is already getting yandere vibes. There really aren´t any comic characters out there that use their superpowers responsibly, are there?