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The strongest point of this manga is how well the author fleshes out each power, so if you like stretching the effects of a power to the absolute extreme, this is a fun read. Its weakest points are the fleshing out of characters and the deeper, more somber moments. I feel the author does a good job with humor, but more serious moments feel sappy and cheesy. I haven't found a character I really like, probably because the MC starts off as a bumbling idiot, and the manga is more focussed on the powers and growth of the MC. I would still reccomend this manga, ... as it's turning into One Punch Man lite, but the MC is a dumb ass and has hair, which I really enjoy. It is a slow burner, but an enjoyable slow burn.

The story is pretty predictable but I liked that the MC had a weird superpower, The art was impressive at first, especially in the beginning but it quickly got underwhelming later on in the story. The characters could've been WAY better but that was due to the series being axed, interesting characters that were just introduced where never expanded upon, The MC got a insane power boost at the end with no proper reasoning, interesting characters were left untouched and were never actually given a proper introduction.

The series definitely had potential, but was definitely overshadowed by MH, andA with the series getting axed the ... mangaka had to rush the entire story into around 4 chapters. Characters remained undeveloped and story left with many plot holes. No fault to the mangaka, would've loved to see the story progress normally.

What this story could've been is a better MHA. One with more stakes. The beginning of the story seemed to be leading to something like that with the MC having been in a darker state of mind. Instead, it got axed early and ended on a much more upbeat note that is left open for us to think about which isn't bad on its own but also not good. This had potential. After the first few chapters which were pretty generic, we got into a stream of great chapters that was setting up for a downfall of the school the MC went to which would ... force him to grow up I assume. But as said, it was cut short. I don't think it was awful with just what we got but I can't say it felt worth waiting all these weeks just for this ending, especially since only one other character really was allowed any little form of development outside of the MC.