Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou Sareta Hakuma Doushi, S Rank Boukensha ni Hirowareru

Rallaa Jul 24, 2023

7

Reviewed as of chapter 16.The premise is very basic and overdone, but I think this manga does it better than most others.The MC is overpowered, but not on his own. He can only enhance the power of his allies, and strategize how to best use their strengths. It puts more emphasis on his new party and how they aren't complacent in their strengths, and try to keep improving themselves. So the characters are a bit more interesting than other stories with a similar premise.

Maru69qrd Nov 22, 2022

2

QRD:Just another generic typical isekai/banished manga where they think he is useless, but in truth, he's beyond common logic and extremely needed. Also, I don't know if anyone has played any MMORPG's but the healer is pretty important, so the trope of  "MC Healer kicked from xyz-party became ultimate anime man" seems highly ridiculous. Though with all this said, it's not the worst, but it is certainly not gonna take precedence in your mind like more notable isekai titles of the genre

nathandouglasdavis Jan 8, 2022

3

Drawing monster hordes (and multiple times at that) was certainly an ambitious choice for an artist who's so clearly inept at drawing monsters. I don't think any of the monsters looked good, but the wolves and other snouted beasts looked so atrocious that it was almost comical. Perhaps the artist was hoping that the anatomical dorpiness of the creatures would be less noticeable if each individual was somehow lost in the crowd, but it ended up backfiring and just creating a whole crowd full of badly drawna fauna. The way the humans are drawn is also pretty stiff and awkward. The basic idea--of an overpowered character who thinks fe is underpowered--has the opportunity to be funny because of the inherent disconnect between what we readers know to be true and what the character thinks to be true, though I don't know if there're enough jokes in that to last for very long. And the execution within this manga specifically of humorous moments isn't all that great. It's okay, but no where near strong enough to evoke any sort of chuckle or proto-laugh from me. I can appreciate seeing the different types of support magic which Lloyd uses and the strategic execution of those magics. But I wish Lloyd's limitations and weaknesses were emphasized more (since that would make fem a more well-rounded character) or at the very least that we could see fem growing in some way. I also don't care for the way Merlin seems to have a crush on Lloyd and I have a bad feeling that Lloyd is going to end up being the hub of a harem. [Reviewed at chapter 10]