Uglyhood

AniLo70 Feb 23, 2021

8.3

(I'm on Chapter 23 currently) Don't waste your time reading this and start the dang thing. Okay, so now I remember why I was hesitant to read this, there were no reviews. I've been laughing non-stop. While the story is funny, it has some dramatic themes to keep you reading. Which is really enjoyable. Don't really know how to give reviews, so I'll end this here.

caticornio Jun 15, 2021

8.5

This is so damn funny. I keep laughing at the dialoge and the meme art and references n stuff. I'm at chapter 66 right now. It's actually got a serious plotline even though it's ridiculous that's why its funny (like ultra religious earth with this god named Yamanus that makes stupid poses in all portraits, where the higher ups are obviously aliens but they don't know cos they all for diversity and are ✨blessed✨; where u die if you don't pay the church cos they call u heretics) and the characters backstories are deep (like serious). I'm lacking vocabulary so idk what to describe this as. Anyways, ITS GOOD SO READ IT.

Shallot Jan 16, 2022

9.5

Holy shit! this sh*t is too funny to make up. The loveable characters and the constant meme references have made this mahnwa/manga legendary. I recommend to stop reading this comment and just read it! The plot follows Elsa Briant, a 17-year-old highschool student who gained unnecessarily strong powers from drinking the "holy" wine and becomes a 'feared terrorist' by the people, when she is simply trying to protect the community known as"D-Class". Although she messes around and makes immature mistakes, the audience gets to watch her grow into an overpowered calculating monster! But the plot doesn't solely focus on the dramatic fights and serious underlying problems of the world, the artist used their techniques to convey the seriousness or silliness of the situation. The art can be questionable at some points but they have used this to their advantage, by making absolutely ridiculous characters to make their audience laugh, or by adding softer tones of colour without the hard outline, showing the vulnerability of the characters. I believe they did this to make the audience laugh (Or they were just super lazy). :3