Tf you mean banal, this is peak.
What do you know about Above The Sky?
Haven't read it, but it is about the concept of pioneer and prequel to Monster.
I don't really care about the character's "hax." I just think that achievement of utter "perfection" through an ability is unimaginative, and the two effects contradict each other. To be fair, I haven't read whatever novel he's from, nor do I ever intend to, but it's hard not to reel back and roll your eyes when this very juvenile character is pushed in front of you.
There was this one wuxia novel where two guys did it upsidedown. Yeah.. crazy, right?
Yeah, I read it a while back, but entirely false. It's pretty nice work, but the tragedy after tragedy can throw people off. I will say that the constant deaths led to me being quite surprised when the MC lived.
In anime, he died. I watched the anime first, but read the manga afterwards.
Yeah, I assumed that might be so. The anime is kinda balls iirc.
When Mine died, I genuinely felt bad for Tatsumi. Oh yeah, Akame is the actual protagonist, not Tatsumi..
Yeah, I mean, the manga's ending with Dragon Tatsumi and everyone having a picnic actually made it all feel worth it, idk what I'd be meant to think if they all died.
Have you watched Charlotte? Peak! I mean peak storytelling, I tell you.
Well, looks like it's about sad children, which can be good or bad, so I guess I'll read it.
Dude. You don't understand how peak this series is. Although it only has 13 episodes (40-50 chapters if you read manga), everything is almost perfect.
Cosmic dust, physics ran by concepts and large multi universal spanning organizions
Ooh~ tuff. I like it!
I can usually roll with a lot of settings except sci-fi. I struggle with that a lot on account of the "characters are as smart as the people that write them" issue and in the far future, everyone's usually a lot smarter than most of us
"I am Barry Allen. And I am the fastest man alive."
The settings that are usually the most conducive or fitting to the stories I like to tell are those which are set in fictional locations within the "real world," or a world at least superficially similar to our own. While I am not current working on the project, I drafted a story set on a fictional island in the northern Atlantic Ocean, which was in many ways a combination of Western European and New England culture, history, and nature.
Supernatural luck that causes misunderstandings that always benefit the MC, even when he doesn't want it to. I like this trope a lot.
Telekinesis and perfect instincts are slept on.
Similar to King from One Punch Man?
Exactly! A wholesale adventure series.
Added to my list
Hmm this seems cool too but may be kinda hard to write due to how op it is
Ask yourself what you want the core themes or your story to be and what kind of character you want to write as the protagonist. I find it a lot easier to design a character's abilities (whether supernatural or not), when you have an idea of their personality, archetype, and what sorts of abilities may compliment the former two.
It is through hard struggle first before he created miracles, he created miracles not for himself but for all living beings. He didn't depend on that ability in his entire journey since it doesn't even exist lol. He even want that Miracle to be used by his enemy to defeat him if they can.
I never implied that was reason I disliked it. I just think it's a pseudo-philosphical interpretation of reality warping and fate manipulation that doesn't make much sense.
Miracles are impossibility made real. Like not impossible as it have near zero chance to happen, it is zero in infinite chance to happen but miracles made it happen.
I do not care.
Consider if your always taking the best option based on instinct your very predictable.
Was...this a, joke?, I'm perfoundly confused
I just let it be. Those mfs were freaky for that. Not safe even in my own town.. oof.
Ah, the "fake underdog" story. It pretends the MC is somehow given a bad hand in life because he supposedly has no talent and people hate him, but only as a way to establish the entirety of the cast as strawmen jerks the the MC will eventually put in their place when the MC turns out to be absurdly overpowered and show how badass he really is (his harem who always believed in him excluded, of course).
Solo Leveling:
