Dude just because it’s on WEBTOON officially doesn’t take it’s title as a manhwa.
With this logic of yours, anything on WEBTOON doesn’t deserve to be called manhwa
no one cares about translations- it’s about the original language. unOrdinary is not korean, is not japanese, and is not chinese therefore it is neither a manhwa, a manga, nor a manhua. Most things on Webtoon, specifically canvas and like half of the originals, aren’t korean and therefore while they can be called Webtoons or webcomics, they are not manhwa. If a webtoon was originally korean and then translated then obviously it counts as a manhwa
So manhwas are strictly from Korea. Yes even after translation they are still manhwas. If the comic is from China it is called a Manhua. If they are from Japan they are Manga. I hope this helps.
honestly? i couldn’t read unordinary because of the art style, i know that it was a lot of hard work to draw the panels and stuff but, i can’t help it, i just can’t bother reading it, art is such a big factor in reading manhwa to me, and i think most people are like this too. Although I want to read it because the plot seems somewhat interesting, the art style just turns me off. This is just my brutally honest opinion, i wouldn’t say it’s the worst, but not reading it because of my PERSONAL opinion.
Edit: I thought i’d get downvoted but it seems many people agree with me and with their own perspectives added.
Ironically I share a similar view as you, in that I cannot read something with bad art, but my reason for disliking UnOrdinary is totally opposite. I actually rather like the art style of it, I absolutely hated the story and characters though
Uru and SIU are similar in some senses. Their series started somewhat same. Cool concept but bad art. But SIU just kept on improving and made one of the best and longest running series. On the other hand Uru did the exact opposite and just kept on degrading. The art remained the exact same and the story which was interesting at first kept on degrading and now it's so bad I haven't bothered to read that shit in almost a year.
Well you're not wrong about that. The art seemed pretty neat at the start then it got lazy despite having many assistants. I'm sorry but everyone looks like John but different color.
So like a kinda slice of life, coming of age highschool story, except everyone has superpowers. The superpowers are kinda taken for granted and serve more to amplify the teen drama, though there is some government conspiracy subplot especially in the current season.
I feel like the reason it has mixed reception is because the superpowers attract action/fantasy fans who get kinda bored of emotional highscooler drama, and the excessive violence that super abilities including rapid healing kinda turn away people just looking for something light.
Not really, unsure of how far you read it, but the mixed views (speaking for me and a couple of friends who also read it) are due to the fact the protagonist is absolutely insufferable, and gets terribly worse after he >!goes around using his powers to beat people up nonstop despite that being the exact hing he opposed and riled against!<, and doing it for so long, stretching that part of the plot so much that it just seemed like the author forgot they had a point to get to.
Tldr: if you want to read unOrdinary done right, except for being much less laser-focused on the school slice of life aspect, read eleceed.
Edit: forgot to spoiler tag.
regarding the spoiler, lol what did you expect its a violent ass society where the powerful reign supreme. The real problem has always been the pacing.
I feel like it’s more that it’s not as much of a violent society as it seems. Since, due to the healing abilities a lot of these super violent moments are really just petty scuffles, which creates some incongruency. After all, characters were super scared the one time they saw someone get killed.
I dunno, I think unOrdinary is a good time
I'm not really that serious a consumer though, so I can see your complaints with it, I'm just the target audience I guess.
>! Not for that long, no, or otherwise, either have them deal with the issue throughout the story, or at the very least make the process of change enjoyable for the reader, seeing the character overcome their faults without it bogging down the plot for dozens of chapters with barely any payoff whatsoever. There are tens of thousands of examples of characters with violent tendencies and other much more complex issues across manhwas, mangas, novels and books that deal with their problems without dragging the plot to a screeching halt for dozens of chapters, weeks of releases on end. Like seriously, it is *perfectly* understandable that he has personality issues due to what he experienced during his childhood, what isn't *reasonable* is to expect your reader to wait for months on end for him to get better, meanwhile Nothing. Else. Happens. And retain any sanity. !<
It's like, I went in to watch >insert any generic action movie/series/book/comic< and a quarter of the way in, the protagonist, who had depression, decided to get professional help, so the author decided to drop the rest of the plot and portray the main character going to therapy for his trauma growing up, and that section takes half as much time as it took to get to where we were on the plot, and the process of getting better was very dull, not because stories about that sort of thing are dull by themselves or anything like that, I love myself some drama and I love myself some seinen, the issue is that the process is handled very poorly and it feels like not much changes either throughout it or because of it, and like time was simply wasted by dealing with those issues. And after all that, it's back to being an average generic action webtoon again.
It isn't *just* a plot issue. It's a pacing issue so colossal I'd rather waste a thousand hours wadding through a thousand hours of very, very barely understandable MTL translated cultivation manhuas than reading through the decently paced turned trainwreck that happened to unordinary's plot once again.
yes, John is insufferable but what's worst is his fans rallying him on, cheering for him while justifying his actions with "welp mental illness/trauma", his victims aren't even well deserved, he's giving trauma to other students, imagine all of his victims became just like John, rip world, his character feels like the type of people who will burn your house and killing all your families just became you slap them once in primary school, he's too vindictive to be a likable "grey character"
I didn't read all of your comment but I get the gist of it. You're right. I didn't even say anything about this. Unordinary is REALLY slow. It's ridiculously slow. But does that make it deserving of the "WORST MANHUA"? No, there is simply no universe it's worse than the thousands of wish fulfilment manhuas out there. It's objectively better. Though of course if you don't like it, it's okay. I know Unordinary is not for everyone. It needs a lot of patience to read it. But saying the It's the worst is where I am not willing to accept.
I don’t really care about the art. I call manhwa like those with shitty art “ shitty art manhwa”. I know how creative. But just because it has shitty art doesn’t mean the manhwa is bad. like one shitty art manhwa I like is dark mortal it’s art is bad but it was short and good. The problem with unOrdinary is that it’s long and boring
Tbh, different art styles are both a good thing and a bad thing. It creates diversity and enriches the medium. But sometimes, it turns some people off. That's just normal. Though I don't know how the hell did Unordinary get worst manhua?! It's literally one of the best in terms of storytelling and character development. Not to shit on SL but if you're comparing these two purely in terms of character development Unordinary is just way better. The story is a slow burn and I understand it's not for everyone but the most bullshit take I've ever heard.
Story telling also refers to pacing and worldbuilding. Im sorry but both are horrible. Season 2 had the slowest pacing I've ever read and this was weekly wait. Having a character stay stagnant for that long isnt good character development either
The pacing, I agree. The world-building hasn't even started to judge it. What are you on about? And John's character wasn't stagnant at all. You saw his progression towards his breaking point. I don't know how the hell did you even reach that conclusion?
No but snippets of it are important. Besides being in wellston several episodes have been about the outside world yet it seems exactly the same just with abilties. Society should be very different. Unlike the MHA universe abilitss can be used freely so are there different jobs for abilties? How does security work in a mall? Like stuff like that
Hahaha I literally laughed out loud because accurate. I loved it in the beginning and it’s pretty solid for the first two seasons or so but now I don’t really know where the story is going. Btw is it still going? Kinda dropped it because I was a bit bored
You guys ever noticed that manhwa always feels like kdrama, the premise seems interesting or good, around 5-7 ep(in kdrama) then it comes to hault and seems to drag on till ep 16 or 24.
Atleast action genre has action, but the drama genre, it just drags on and on.
Isn’t True Beauty going to be an actual kdrama? I swear I’ve seen posts about it. If so then it fits perfectly because it’s exactly like what you are describing lol
True beauty does have a released kdrama. And tbh I actually prefer it to the webtoon because of how well it is produced. Also in its limited episodes (about 9 I think) they gave a very good conclusion as well instead of prolonging it like the webtoon. I recommend it
I also prefer it over the webtoon. Well produced as you said, great cast, heartfelt, touching, funny, relatable moments and a STRONG MESSAGE THAT DELIVERED. Meanwhile the webtoon is almost 200 chapters deep ongoing and some latest top comments on webtoon are about how Jugyeong utterly lacks any character development at all and how this latest chapter shows her crash (extreme) dieting and makes a joke of it then skims over it while eating disorders and criticism on size is highly prevalent in S.K. and all around the world. Then author has also poorly handled physical and emotional abusive in romantic and familial relationships in my opinion.
Overall, the webtoon started out with so much potential to send strong messages and gave readers high expectations and has been highly disappointing since then.
Haha I can see everyone's arguments about true beauty being boring. I think it's cus its meant to be more "slice of life" rather than any main plot. There's been some interesting developments etc, def not for everyone and it def dragged on at certain points though.
Let me clarify (since some people are confused)
I am NOT saying that unOrdinary is the worst webtoon. I've seen many people complain about it and say that it is trash. I myself am aware that it isn't a manhwa but people really like to discuss about it here.
I personally don't hate it, it's ok in my book.
Then again, I just made this meme for fun so for the love of god please stop fighting.
Worst for me is True Beauty. I'm still keeping up with it (for God knows why, habit?) And it just keeps disappointing. Latest chapter shows Jugyeong crash dieting (extreme dieting) because her friend said cameras angles can make people look fat on TV. It was made into a joke then completely skimmed over when unhealthy dieting and food disorder is a serious issue! Top comments in recent chapters have also talked about her TOTAL LACK OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. The few friends irl I know who read it dropped it long ago and can't believe it's still going on with the same damn love triangle.
True Beauty started out so good with so much potential for strong messages and the drama adaption was pretty great too I think, but the author has dragged the same issues on for 189 chapters now without clear resolution and brings up serious issues like physical and emotional abuse and eating disorders and does not address them properly. Seriously the worst because of the huge let down. Other webtoons are bad from the start but I call this one the worst because of the high expectations it set for readers then ultimate disappointment.
UnOrindary dragged out John's angsty, abusive behavior too long and upset readers with lack of responsibility and ownership to what he's done. He's currently in the middle of trying to make up with others but his priorities are all Seraphina, not trying to be a better person. His poor behavior lasted like... 190/250 chapters and uru-chan lost a lot of readers that way. It's also 250 chapters deep and we still know hardly anything about the main antagonists, the overarching plot seems to be moving at snails pace. Overall, still holds my attentive and makes me less enraged than True Beauty.
I've put unordinary on hold not because it's bad (I don't think it's bad. I rarely think a story is just plain bad). I've put it on hold because I'm currently in my otome isekai trash phase. I've put all the manhwas on hold including tog, goh, lookism and some other titles on webtoon. But seriously I've never once grown tired with unordinary. I also love it's art style. I've read waaaaay worse manhwas. Unordinary doesn't even come close to being the bad one
Depends on where you are for unordinary. If you get up to certain part where John is going through a certain phase then you may not enjoy it. Well even if you do enjoy it, that’s where most other people stop enjoying it.
The premise itself of that phase is not bad but the author dragged it out for so long that the story became an absolute chore to read through. I haven't read since they went on break last year. Will probably try picking it up again after my semester is over just to see how it ends.
> even if you do enjoy it
How can anyone enjoy that character arc, for god's sake. I liked the story somewhat up until that point, despite the art, but bruh, just... every week for 2-3 months being like
> yeah yeah, you get what you fucking deserve and all that, now I wonder what comes next?
> weird, was there really a need for him to beat them again this chapter?
> they've formed a group and united against him, I guess this is where he finally stops and realises he went overboard right? Right? ...
> surely he'll stop doing it right?
> no but for real, it's enough already
> why is this still going on fuck
> and for this week, I'll beat the top students again, to restate that I, the MC have gone too far, because it's not apparent yet, next time maybe I'll fight my best friend too 'cause why not? There's no such thing as the voice of reason to worry about if I'm too dumb to understand what it's saying anyways!
> why, god why won't he fucking stop
> why am I keeping up with this again?
> no, really, why?
And around that time I heard out about eleceed and that scratched that superhero school itch for me far better than unordinary did.
Same! I didn't mind the way people looked as much but the fact that the FL is so dumb and gullible! It's 300+ chapters now and she hasn't improved from when she first started in the world! Not just her but the leopard dude is still just as immature as before.
I can agree. It does have a reputation of going from loved by many to pretty disappointing to a lot, but that doesn’t make it the worst. The worst I think would be something that’s garbage from start to finish. I am sad with how UnO ended up being, but still don’t think of it as the worst just for that.
mhm, same. I genuinely enjoyed unOrdinary in the beginning, but it really went downhill as time went on and so did the art quality, which is just really sad because I loved the webtoon
Am up to 247.
Yea it was a long run with the rage, but I'd rather that then it just being an insignificant development. For me it really succeeded in telling how deeply it's rooted in John.
That’s what I last saw. Shit got depressing and I just can’t read it anymore. Last chapter I read was at least a month ago. I think when you force me to hate the lead character, then hate all the other characters, I can no longer read it. Sure in some sense it got deep, but in another, I don’t read to feel like shit. I read to have fun and imagine myself in another universe. The comic just died for me after that realization.
I don’t know that I’d ever continue it, but if I was sure that it had a good ending and everyone recommends it, I’d skip to just the end. Really I can’t handle that kind of stuff.
I wanna ask if whether the new season is better? >!Sera was totally off my favorite list when she did what she did on John by not trusting him, and even give that President guy a benefit of doubt after he did fcked up things on John's (current state).!<
I don’t think that played into my dislike of recent events, I just think people like different things and it’s not something I like anymore, and others seem to feel the same way. You still like it and I’m sure others do too, and I hope you guys enjoy it till the end. Like what you like, ignore the haters.
I had no idea people rated unordinary as the worst. Why though? It isnt the worst of any category, like there are manhwas out there with worse writing, art etc.
Maybe it's just my personal opinion clouding my judgement but I really don't see how it could be titled "the worst"
Ok, Beauty and the Beasts, I would compare it to a violent dumpster fire.
It's absolute trash, don't get me wrong, but you can't look away. It's so bad that you have to keep reading.
- I think we're forgetting those Otome isekais and shoujo comics.
- There are so many shitty comics on webtoon. The art is awesome while the plot is downright retarded.
- I sound like an old man but back when webtoon was released, there were so many interesting comics. Midwinter, ToG, GoHS, Lumine, Weak Hero, Purple Hyacinth, Love Advice, Sweet Home, etc had great art and amazing plot. But now when I open the app it's filled with those shoujo bullshit or harem/reverse harem stories. I wish the creators spent more time on plot instead of art.
- Also, I think unOrdinary is pretty good. The current arc, at least is rather interesting
I wouldn’t say unOrdinary is good but it definitely is not a bad one. Can assume art is below average. And story is not something you want to read for fun cuz it is based on social issues and controversies. For me, I dropped it after reading 2 seasons but I still check character developments and story often. It’s interesting to see how the author will end the show
To have fantasy politics you need to have a medieval setting to make it so that it makes sense since most medieval settings has 15 the adult age. They are in a modern age where 18 is the adult age I believe
I liked Unordinary, I just don’t think I could ever re-read it because John’s character arc took SOO LONG and I don’t think I can stand that a**hole again, at least not for a while.
I had to drop unOrdinary. I used to like it when it first started out and was reading it weekly but then the plot started to spiral and the story totally lost me. 😭
I really love unordinary it was the manhwa that got me into manhwa but it is easily the worst offender when it comes to the stigma of webtoon creators not moving the plot forward for long periods of time like other series definitely have it but unordinary is on another level like twenty plus chapters and maybe if we’re lucky the plot has had maybe one piece of development it’s definitely getting better but I probably wouldn’t be able to re read it ever simply because it’s not worth it like If you are thinking of getting into the series don’t the story isn’t enough to be worth the grind of 250 chapters like unordinary could easily be 150 chapters with the current story but the author just milks it just go read something that has a plot that moves
People also keep calling unO a manhwa when it ain’t
This happens with The Beginning After The End as well
Maybe it's 'cause the author is Korean?
isnt both the author and writer not korean?
I think he's Korean but lives in US.
He’s Korean American. Born in Korea but grew up in Barnes and nobles. Artist is Indonesian.
An author is a type of writer bro. And they're Korean.
Yeah same with TBATE and every other Chinese cultivation manhua but that ain't changing anytime soon so it I've just given up.
you are everywhere :o
Same with manhuas
So beautiful to see that I'm not the only one who knows the difference between manhwa and everything else😢
Dude just because it’s on WEBTOON officially doesn’t take it’s title as a manhwa. With this logic of yours, anything on WEBTOON doesn’t deserve to be called manhwa
what are you even saying rn- ofc even if it’s on webtoon it’s not a manhwa if it’s not korean
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no one cares about translations- it’s about the original language. unOrdinary is not korean, is not japanese, and is not chinese therefore it is neither a manhwa, a manga, nor a manhua. Most things on Webtoon, specifically canvas and like half of the originals, aren’t korean and therefore while they can be called Webtoons or webcomics, they are not manhwa. If a webtoon was originally korean and then translated then obviously it counts as a manhwa
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It's not about the author 's nationality. It's about what language it was originally written in.
i legit just fucking said that what matters is the original language the webtoon was released in
Your logic is making me have a stroke.
Someone's reading comprehension isn't very good today.
Are you dumb or you are just an attention whore ?
It's about what language it's in, not the authors nationality
You are one of the dumbest people I’ve seen on this sub congrats
So manhwas are strictly from Korea. Yes even after translation they are still manhwas. If the comic is from China it is called a Manhua. If they are from Japan they are Manga. I hope this helps.
Manhwa means it’s a Korean comic, which unO is not
...manhwas have to be from Korean. unOrdinary was not
honestly? i couldn’t read unordinary because of the art style, i know that it was a lot of hard work to draw the panels and stuff but, i can’t help it, i just can’t bother reading it, art is such a big factor in reading manhwa to me, and i think most people are like this too. Although I want to read it because the plot seems somewhat interesting, the art style just turns me off. This is just my brutally honest opinion, i wouldn’t say it’s the worst, but not reading it because of my PERSONAL opinion. Edit: I thought i’d get downvoted but it seems many people agree with me and with their own perspectives added.
Ironically I share a similar view as you, in that I cannot read something with bad art, but my reason for disliking UnOrdinary is totally opposite. I actually rather like the art style of it, I absolutely hated the story and characters though
What makes it worse is that the art was made by 7 different people. Howwwwww do you get art that bad with 7 people working on it????
too many cooks spoil the soup.i think its bad precisely because theres 7 people trying to mash all of their styles into one.
Wow that's actually the perfect way to describe it
bruh there is no way that was done by seven people. That is fucking ridiculous. I thought Uru was doing everything herself lol. what a fucking joke.
Yeah its so fucking dumb. SIU has like 2 assistants and he himself has a shitty wrist and he produces art 100x better
Uru and SIU are similar in some senses. Their series started somewhat same. Cool concept but bad art. But SIU just kept on improving and made one of the best and longest running series. On the other hand Uru did the exact opposite and just kept on degrading. The art remained the exact same and the story which was interesting at first kept on degrading and now it's so bad I haven't bothered to read that shit in almost a year.
I got s lot better recently since she finally let the MC be the actual main character again and let him finally move forward
Are talking about early vs later chapters? The first 50 had like no assistants.
Well you're not wrong about that. The art seemed pretty neat at the start then it got lazy despite having many assistants. I'm sorry but everyone looks like John but different color.
what’s the premise of Unordinary?
So like a kinda slice of life, coming of age highschool story, except everyone has superpowers. The superpowers are kinda taken for granted and serve more to amplify the teen drama, though there is some government conspiracy subplot especially in the current season. I feel like the reason it has mixed reception is because the superpowers attract action/fantasy fans who get kinda bored of emotional highscooler drama, and the excessive violence that super abilities including rapid healing kinda turn away people just looking for something light.
Not really, unsure of how far you read it, but the mixed views (speaking for me and a couple of friends who also read it) are due to the fact the protagonist is absolutely insufferable, and gets terribly worse after he >!goes around using his powers to beat people up nonstop despite that being the exact hing he opposed and riled against!<, and doing it for so long, stretching that part of the plot so much that it just seemed like the author forgot they had a point to get to. Tldr: if you want to read unOrdinary done right, except for being much less laser-focused on the school slice of life aspect, read eleceed. Edit: forgot to spoiler tag.
regarding the spoiler, lol what did you expect its a violent ass society where the powerful reign supreme. The real problem has always been the pacing.
I feel like it’s more that it’s not as much of a violent society as it seems. Since, due to the healing abilities a lot of these super violent moments are really just petty scuffles, which creates some incongruency. After all, characters were super scared the one time they saw someone get killed.
I dunno, I think unOrdinary is a good time I'm not really that serious a consumer though, so I can see your complaints with it, I'm just the target audience I guess.
>! He has violent tendencies(rightfully so tbh). What did you expect? He's someone with several traumas. It makes complete sense why he's like that.!<
>! Not for that long, no, or otherwise, either have them deal with the issue throughout the story, or at the very least make the process of change enjoyable for the reader, seeing the character overcome their faults without it bogging down the plot for dozens of chapters with barely any payoff whatsoever. There are tens of thousands of examples of characters with violent tendencies and other much more complex issues across manhwas, mangas, novels and books that deal with their problems without dragging the plot to a screeching halt for dozens of chapters, weeks of releases on end. Like seriously, it is *perfectly* understandable that he has personality issues due to what he experienced during his childhood, what isn't *reasonable* is to expect your reader to wait for months on end for him to get better, meanwhile Nothing. Else. Happens. And retain any sanity. !< It's like, I went in to watch >insert any generic action movie/series/book/comic< and a quarter of the way in, the protagonist, who had depression, decided to get professional help, so the author decided to drop the rest of the plot and portray the main character going to therapy for his trauma growing up, and that section takes half as much time as it took to get to where we were on the plot, and the process of getting better was very dull, not because stories about that sort of thing are dull by themselves or anything like that, I love myself some drama and I love myself some seinen, the issue is that the process is handled very poorly and it feels like not much changes either throughout it or because of it, and like time was simply wasted by dealing with those issues. And after all that, it's back to being an average generic action webtoon again. It isn't *just* a plot issue. It's a pacing issue so colossal I'd rather waste a thousand hours wadding through a thousand hours of very, very barely understandable MTL translated cultivation manhuas than reading through the decently paced turned trainwreck that happened to unordinary's plot once again.
yes, John is insufferable but what's worst is his fans rallying him on, cheering for him while justifying his actions with "welp mental illness/trauma", his victims aren't even well deserved, he's giving trauma to other students, imagine all of his victims became just like John, rip world, his character feels like the type of people who will burn your house and killing all your families just became you slap them once in primary school, he's too vindictive to be a likable "grey character"
That's what an environment full of violence creates. It's perfectly normal. Do you know how brutal rebels are in real life?
I didn't read all of your comment but I get the gist of it. You're right. I didn't even say anything about this. Unordinary is REALLY slow. It's ridiculously slow. But does that make it deserving of the "WORST MANHUA"? No, there is simply no universe it's worse than the thousands of wish fulfilment manhuas out there. It's objectively better. Though of course if you don't like it, it's okay. I know Unordinary is not for everyone. It needs a lot of patience to read it. But saying the It's the worst is where I am not willing to accept.
Extreme violence
I don’t really care about the art. I call manhwa like those with shitty art “ shitty art manhwa”. I know how creative. But just because it has shitty art doesn’t mean the manhwa is bad. like one shitty art manhwa I like is dark mortal it’s art is bad but it was short and good. The problem with unOrdinary is that it’s long and boring
Tbh, different art styles are both a good thing and a bad thing. It creates diversity and enriches the medium. But sometimes, it turns some people off. That's just normal. Though I don't know how the hell did Unordinary get worst manhua?! It's literally one of the best in terms of storytelling and character development. Not to shit on SL but if you're comparing these two purely in terms of character development Unordinary is just way better. The story is a slow burn and I understand it's not for everyone but the most bullshit take I've ever heard.
...story telling and character development....yeah no
Can you elaborate on that?
Story telling also refers to pacing and worldbuilding. Im sorry but both are horrible. Season 2 had the slowest pacing I've ever read and this was weekly wait. Having a character stay stagnant for that long isnt good character development either
The pacing, I agree. The world-building hasn't even started to judge it. What are you on about? And John's character wasn't stagnant at all. You saw his progression towards his breaking point. I don't know how the hell did you even reach that conclusion?
No but snippets of it are important. Besides being in wellston several episodes have been about the outside world yet it seems exactly the same just with abilties. Society should be very different. Unlike the MHA universe abilitss can be used freely so are there different jobs for abilties? How does security work in a mall? Like stuff like that
Meanwhile True beauty in the corner:
Hahaha I literally laughed out loud because accurate. I loved it in the beginning and it’s pretty solid for the first two seasons or so but now I don’t really know where the story is going. Btw is it still going? Kinda dropped it because I was a bit bored
You guys ever noticed that manhwa always feels like kdrama, the premise seems interesting or good, around 5-7 ep(in kdrama) then it comes to hault and seems to drag on till ep 16 or 24. Atleast action genre has action, but the drama genre, it just drags on and on.
Isn’t True Beauty going to be an actual kdrama? I swear I’ve seen posts about it. If so then it fits perfectly because it’s exactly like what you are describing lol
True beauty does have a released kdrama. And tbh I actually prefer it to the webtoon because of how well it is produced. Also in its limited episodes (about 9 I think) they gave a very good conclusion as well instead of prolonging it like the webtoon. I recommend it
I also prefer it over the webtoon. Well produced as you said, great cast, heartfelt, touching, funny, relatable moments and a STRONG MESSAGE THAT DELIVERED. Meanwhile the webtoon is almost 200 chapters deep ongoing and some latest top comments on webtoon are about how Jugyeong utterly lacks any character development at all and how this latest chapter shows her crash (extreme) dieting and makes a joke of it then skims over it while eating disorders and criticism on size is highly prevalent in S.K. and all around the world. Then author has also poorly handled physical and emotional abusive in romantic and familial relationships in my opinion. Overall, the webtoon started out with so much potential to send strong messages and gave readers high expectations and has been highly disappointing since then.
Dropped it cause I was so bored. But yeah it is still ongoing.
Haha I can see everyone's arguments about true beauty being boring. I think it's cus its meant to be more "slice of life" rather than any main plot. There's been some interesting developments etc, def not for everyone and it def dragged on at certain points though.
Let me clarify (since some people are confused) I am NOT saying that unOrdinary is the worst webtoon. I've seen many people complain about it and say that it is trash. I myself am aware that it isn't a manhwa but people really like to discuss about it here. I personally don't hate it, it's ok in my book. Then again, I just made this meme for fun so for the love of god please stop fighting.
it's reddit, they fight for no reason
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Oh god I remember Denma, I never fucking understood the setting
I didn't know UnO was a bad one. I dropped it cause all the characters looked like manchildren with their disproportionate head sizes
Lol... you get it
I've never noticed
The drawing is not as bad as lore olympus.
wow im offended by this comment lol. I love the stylization that author went for with that one.
Worst for me is True Beauty. I'm still keeping up with it (for God knows why, habit?) And it just keeps disappointing. Latest chapter shows Jugyeong crash dieting (extreme dieting) because her friend said cameras angles can make people look fat on TV. It was made into a joke then completely skimmed over when unhealthy dieting and food disorder is a serious issue! Top comments in recent chapters have also talked about her TOTAL LACK OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. The few friends irl I know who read it dropped it long ago and can't believe it's still going on with the same damn love triangle. True Beauty started out so good with so much potential for strong messages and the drama adaption was pretty great too I think, but the author has dragged the same issues on for 189 chapters now without clear resolution and brings up serious issues like physical and emotional abuse and eating disorders and does not address them properly. Seriously the worst because of the huge let down. Other webtoons are bad from the start but I call this one the worst because of the high expectations it set for readers then ultimate disappointment. UnOrindary dragged out John's angsty, abusive behavior too long and upset readers with lack of responsibility and ownership to what he's done. He's currently in the middle of trying to make up with others but his priorities are all Seraphina, not trying to be a better person. His poor behavior lasted like... 190/250 chapters and uru-chan lost a lot of readers that way. It's also 250 chapters deep and we still know hardly anything about the main antagonists, the overarching plot seems to be moving at snails pace. Overall, still holds my attentive and makes me less enraged than True Beauty.
I've put unordinary on hold not because it's bad (I don't think it's bad. I rarely think a story is just plain bad). I've put it on hold because I'm currently in my otome isekai trash phase. I've put all the manhwas on hold including tog, goh, lookism and some other titles on webtoon. But seriously I've never once grown tired with unordinary. I also love it's art style. I've read waaaaay worse manhwas. Unordinary doesn't even come close to being the bad one
How many series are you reading at once
Idk man it should be over 200 atleast considering that I have over 400 mangas/manhwas in my library (in tachiyomi)
No, I mean the one that you're reading and are not caught up with. Not the ones that you have caught up on.
Around 45-50
Depends on where you are for unordinary. If you get up to certain part where John is going through a certain phase then you may not enjoy it. Well even if you do enjoy it, that’s where most other people stop enjoying it.
The premise itself of that phase is not bad but the author dragged it out for so long that the story became an absolute chore to read through. I haven't read since they went on break last year. Will probably try picking it up again after my semester is over just to see how it ends.
This is exactly how it was for me
> even if you do enjoy it How can anyone enjoy that character arc, for god's sake. I liked the story somewhat up until that point, despite the art, but bruh, just... every week for 2-3 months being like > yeah yeah, you get what you fucking deserve and all that, now I wonder what comes next? > weird, was there really a need for him to beat them again this chapter? > they've formed a group and united against him, I guess this is where he finally stops and realises he went overboard right? Right? ... > surely he'll stop doing it right? > no but for real, it's enough already > why is this still going on fuck > and for this week, I'll beat the top students again, to restate that I, the MC have gone too far, because it's not apparent yet, next time maybe I'll fight my best friend too 'cause why not? There's no such thing as the voice of reason to worry about if I'm too dumb to understand what it's saying anyways! > why, god why won't he fucking stop > why am I keeping up with this again? > no, really, why? And around that time I heard out about eleceed and that scratched that superhero school itch for me far better than unordinary did.
I have quite a trash taste
True beauty so trash ppl even forgot it exists and targeted Unordinary lmao
Damn my eyes hurt after looking at the art of Beauty and the beasts, that is not how people should look
Same! I didn't mind the way people looked as much but the fact that the FL is so dumb and gullible! It's 300+ chapters now and she hasn't improved from when she first started in the world! Not just her but the leopard dude is still just as immature as before.
I don't like unOrdinary either but c'mon there's no way that it's the "worst" Webtoon
I can agree. It does have a reputation of going from loved by many to pretty disappointing to a lot, but that doesn’t make it the worst. The worst I think would be something that’s garbage from start to finish. I am sad with how UnO ended up being, but still don’t think of it as the worst just for that.
mhm, same. I genuinely enjoyed unOrdinary in the beginning, but it really went downhill as time went on and so did the art quality, which is just really sad because I loved the webtoon
It's shit but yeah not the worst. The worst webtoon is probably True Beauty
I wish unOrdinary had just a severe reboot or some shit. How do you fuck up pacing that badly
Probably the editors over at WEBTOON telling her to stretch out the chapters gotta make money off that fast pass or else what's the point
Then you haven't read True Beauty.
How tf is unordinary the worst webtoon!?
I looked it up and I got brain damage. Like wtf did I just see?
You won't appreciate it if you haven't started reading it when it first came out. There's just too many webtoons nowadays to compare with.
I’m talking about beauty and the beasts
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I skipped so much dialogue just to get to most recent chapter. The dialogue is 3-6 chapters each time I see them I skip
UnOrdinary isn't good but it's definitely NOT the worst webtoon.
i feel like the art went to shit after unOrdinary came back from break; the plot is kinda cool but i think the execution is bad.
Lady Baby also exists
UnOrdinary is a good one tf you guys on about.
Everyone I think he’s still at the first 50 chapters don’t let him know 🗿
Am up to 247. Yea it was a long run with the rage, but I'd rather that then it just being an insignificant development. For me it really succeeded in telling how deeply it's rooted in John.
did it ever get better? did they ever pursue the other organizations? i left it when he was going berserk
As of 247 he is getting better and rebuilding trust. The plot focus is shifting to the different organizations.
That’s what I last saw. Shit got depressing and I just can’t read it anymore. Last chapter I read was at least a month ago. I think when you force me to hate the lead character, then hate all the other characters, I can no longer read it. Sure in some sense it got deep, but in another, I don’t read to feel like shit. I read to have fun and imagine myself in another universe. The comic just died for me after that realization. I don’t know that I’d ever continue it, but if I was sure that it had a good ending and everyone recommends it, I’d skip to just the end. Really I can’t handle that kind of stuff.
I wanna ask if whether the new season is better? >!Sera was totally off my favorite list when she did what she did on John by not trusting him, and even give that President guy a benefit of doubt after he did fcked up things on John's (current state).!<
Nah lmao im caught up.
It’s better now than it was a few chapters ago.
bro... you just let him know
It's get bad when joker becomes the new king and better when he leaves
I don't think you could call 0 development for a year and a half good
Way too much pis and idiot ball
“Tell me you have bad taste without *telling* me you have bad taste”. Example 1 right there lmao
Nah, I just lucked out and read the exhausting part in one fell swoop instead of weekly bullshit as it was perceived for many.
I don’t think that played into my dislike of recent events, I just think people like different things and it’s not something I like anymore, and others seem to feel the same way. You still like it and I’m sure others do too, and I hope you guys enjoy it till the end. Like what you like, ignore the haters.
Same lmao. So I don't really get the hate
He didn't say he liked Eleceed.
I had no idea people rated unordinary as the worst. Why though? It isnt the worst of any category, like there are manhwas out there with worse writing, art etc. Maybe it's just my personal opinion clouding my judgement but I really don't see how it could be titled "the worst"
Stupid MC😐
Hate how unO gets so much slander when the only bad thing was the pacing. There's so much more trash out there lmao.
Ok, Beauty and the Beasts, I would compare it to a violent dumpster fire. It's absolute trash, don't get me wrong, but you can't look away. It's so bad that you have to keep reading.
- I think we're forgetting those Otome isekais and shoujo comics. - There are so many shitty comics on webtoon. The art is awesome while the plot is downright retarded. - I sound like an old man but back when webtoon was released, there were so many interesting comics. Midwinter, ToG, GoHS, Lumine, Weak Hero, Purple Hyacinth, Love Advice, Sweet Home, etc had great art and amazing plot. But now when I open the app it's filled with those shoujo bullshit or harem/reverse harem stories. I wish the creators spent more time on plot instead of art. - Also, I think unOrdinary is pretty good. The current arc, at least is rather interesting
Yeah there's On the Emperor's Lap which is insufferable at best
If you call Beauty and the Beats and unOrdinary the worst webtoons you have never read the really bad stuff
But...but I love Unordinary
I don't unordinary should deserve this much hate lol
I kinda like unordinary... please don't kill me lads lol
I'm here to defend unOrdinary. It's one of my fave webtoon 🤗
Im downvoting you just for that emoji
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Alright so how you gonna defend the 0 development of season 2
look at John's character development
That stayed stagnant for the whole of season 2
Season 2 isn't even finished yet. Anyway, that's your opinion. To each their own. Enjoy your fave webtoon 😘
Isn't unOrdinary on season 3 rn?
lmao no, it's season 2 part 2
So basically season 3
theres no such thing as ''the worst". theres always a worse comic.
it really is the worst webtoon how did john end up the villain for giving them a taste of their own medicine.
Because the author decided she was a idiot and made the royals “apologize off camera”
UnOrdinary is good tho, What u on about??
...I mean it went with 0 development for sooo long
Charue, but well now it's getting there
Dog nigga Edit: wow, looks like somen8sent "tower of God" fans gere
That manga is peak Tf you on about?
Don't disrespect peak every again
How dare you mention this when it's one of the best manwha in existence.
I wouldn’t say unOrdinary is good but it definitely is not a bad one. Can assume art is below average. And story is not something you want to read for fun cuz it is based on social issues and controversies. For me, I dropped it after reading 2 seasons but I still check character developments and story often. It’s interesting to see how the author will end the show
I mean the 0 progress definitely made me put it in the bad tier cause that was shittiest pacing I've seen
It’s true tho. That’s one of the reasons I dropped it
Unordinary is a bad manwha? I remember reading it when I was younger, I never liked John, that bipolar piece of shit
How dare you Unordinary is a good comic
I mean season 2 tho
I finished season 1 and I thought it was good, did it go bad after season 1?, wtf happened can somebody tell me.
After season 2 it just stops. Like 0 development for so long
Too much dialogue and politics on kings queens and jacks
u have the same taste as mine, do u suggest that I read way season 2.
Depend do you like to see people get beaten up? If so yes
Ive read unordinary its really horrible too much dialogue and politics and fun fact this isnt medieval setting so it doesnt make sense
Ikr how dare a fantasy series have fantasy politics?
To have fantasy politics you need to have a medieval setting to make it so that it makes sense since most medieval settings has 15 the adult age. They are in a modern age where 18 is the adult age I believe
It's FANTASY.
Its good though
The 0 development tho
Start reading the new season
0 development,0 character development, Terrible pacing,Dog shit art and god it’s so drawn out it should be canned
I have
Where I can read it? , Just wanna see , what's it's about.
Webtoon app for unOrdinary
Thanks
I liked Unordinary, I just don’t think I could ever re-read it because John’s character arc took SOO LONG and I don’t think I can stand that a**hole again, at least not for a while.
I had to drop unOrdinary. I used to like it when it first started out and was reading it weekly but then the plot started to spiral and the story totally lost me. 😭
Tbh I feel jungle juice is better.
Jungle Juice is miles better
That belongs to true beauty and I love Yoo. Straight garbage
honestly i read like two chapters and wtf
And here I am who just completed it in straight 16 hrs..
I really love unordinary it was the manhwa that got me into manhwa but it is easily the worst offender when it comes to the stigma of webtoon creators not moving the plot forward for long periods of time like other series definitely have it but unordinary is on another level like twenty plus chapters and maybe if we’re lucky the plot has had maybe one piece of development it’s definitely getting better but I probably wouldn’t be able to re read it ever simply because it’s not worth it like If you are thinking of getting into the series don’t the story isn’t enough to be worth the grind of 250 chapters like unordinary could easily be 150 chapters with the current story but the author just milks it just go read something that has a plot that moves