No no no most things they add are because someone on this website requested them. The blame is not on them but on their own user base, some of us...why It could even be...you? *DUN DUN DUN*

Oh s*** scrolling down and just seeing no really just took me out man, I laughed so hard it hurt a little.

Why oh why did they start to have that frog confess his love to that other one, I don't know if he was going for emotional but he absolutely landed on comedic, like that was a laugh out loud moment for me.

Oh no he's absolutely a psychopath who lives to kill, he's just also someone who believes in loyalty for usefulness.

They might also just disagree with the mother's body, like a slight allergy or something.

Well it's technically based on the cutesy old RPG MMO MapleStory, but it proceeds to turn every single cutesy enemy into some kind of horrific creature straight out of dark souls (but often with significantly more color than anything in dark souls) while still using a lot of terms names the general class, weapon, and magic systems, it's working for was a d&d campaign turned manga this seems to be a MapleStory AU turned webtoon. I'm at chapter 24, good read so far.

For real though like I've seen horny comments on most the series but the horny comments on this series are coming from such strange and specific directions, it's puzzling.

I can't believe they're going with "trolling", there had to be some other localization of the word they could use that wouldn't conjure images of a 14-year-old s*** Lord posting cringe opinions on message boards to piss people off.

It's just throwin me off because that game was like cutesy as hell, and they're even turning monsters like "pig with a ribbon on it" into like swole vicious beasts with nothing but hate in their hearts,

Yeah the contrast between my recollection of what MapleStory was and how grim and gritty this is and how f***** up the monsters all look had me thoroughly confused for the first couple chapters as to how this was related to that, it would be like somebody telling me berserk was a Dragon quest manga.

what the fuck

If I had a nickel for every time a Korean or Japanese series tried to sell me the visage of a friendly slaver with no judgment passed on him, other than that he was a savvy businessman, I'd have like 20 nickels, why is this a trope over there.

I love that the comment section is questioning his attack strategies, but purely from a gamer efficiency point of view.

I've never heard such an immediately accurate assessment of a character's vibe

I'm just happy the baby character didn't get wrapped into that misunderstanding this time.

I'd say that's fair, I think maybe the arcs limited entertainment value was never justified by its utility in the story (to me) and as a result I kind of wish it was either presented a different way or cut and the things that it accomplished stretched out into the next arc instead.

My main problem was that the whole flow, tension and movement of the fight was going towards that end so when it's just suddenly not there in favor of more hot potatoing of the villain it just felt so anticlimactic that even now nothing bad can happen to our main crew only side characters and only the ones that mostly do nothing, normally killing the mentors a flat move because of the tropiness of it, but in this series with so few deaths it would actually go against the grain if they would have killed him,(hell they killed his sidekick and I basically forgot that dude existed until right this moment) it would even have been one more mark on why it'd be easy for Deku to kill the villains, he'd want nothing more than to kill these people that took away his hero, but he wants to talk it out instead because he holds his principles that closely (which granted is a little spider-man-y but so is deku's whole loadout of powers so whatever). Typing it out I'm realizing that's why Naruto has jiraiya killed before the pain Arc, specifically for this type of impact.

Honestly the two biggest notes on the last arc could be simplified to "stop yapping so much" and "keep it simple", if I had to add a third it would be "cut some of these characters out of this Arc, it is already so long we don't need all of them showing up" and as far as Cyclops goes I was just thinking of ultimate cyclops when they had him be edgy and to go join the brotherhood because he felt ignored, and it was supposed to come off as this cool "I'm thinking for myself" move but came across as a teenager having a tantrum, but honestly just giving Deku more dark traits as the series progressed would have worked sort of like a black suit Spider-Man thing, with that ark being where that comes to a head.

Man I thought you were talking about overlord for a second but I saw that damn card.

I think the classmates ending the arc and made the whole arc feel so corny to me, like I can't enjoy him trying to do things more independently because it feels like he's trying too hard to be dark and cool, that combined with its short length makes the whole incident seem out of place and a unnatural, like I can't explain it any other way then it feels like whenever marvel comics tries to have Cyclops do something by himself and look real dark and cool, it just never works for me because the character, in their foundation, is the antithesis to those two things.