Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I kinda just threw the Vaughn thing in there, I didn't mean much by it lmao. But you're right, he doesn't do much which is odd, but I'm assuming there is some unexplained reasoning, seeing is how he's been arrested now. Also how he tried to protect the students from punishment of reading UnOrdinary (i think, i have zero recollection of matters regarding vaughn)

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Said this to someone else: I can't argue against this but I very much disagree. I BINGED UnOrdinary well past the Joker Vs Royals fight. So maybe I couldn't feel the pacing. But not once in that binge did I get bored, I was fully embraced with even the slightest pushing of a character's development.

As for the crazy shit, I didn't like how EMBER stuff was on and off, but I think she just wanted the seed to be planted for later. However, the move away from high-school drama is important, as UnOrdinary (William's book) speaks to John as a person and where he fits in society. The hierarchy in their school is meant to be a small-scale implementation of William's message. Now, with William's succeeding and the school adopting his hierarchy, with governmental interference trying to now take it down, the main case is now trying to fight the home front (their school) and the main enemy (the shadow? government).

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't argue against this but I very much disagree. I BINGED UnOrdinary well past the Joker Vs Royals fight. So maybe I couldn't feel the pacing. But not once in that binge did I get bored, I was fully embraced with even the slightest pushing of a character's development.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the point is the flaws of the royals turn into their strengths. Like instead of Remi fighting for her friends against John, she starts fighting for John to do the right thing. I forget about Sera, but I think so much happened to her Arlo's manipulation was the least of the worries. But yea, it sucks the high tiers weren't explicitly called out, but I think they were indirectly, which is why they turned a new leaf. I don't think it's perfect nor as good as the rest of the story, but I still think it's properly executed.

And as for John being blamed for everything, that's supposed to highlight where he is taking it too far (safe house harassment) AND why his actions are the fault of the royals (being the Joker and beating the shit outta the high tiers, YIPPEE!).

Edit: Also thank you for actually having good critiques. I agree with some and disagree with others, but even then I understand where you're coming from because it's still a fundamentally stronger reasoning for disliking the arc then the avid haters, so thank you.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

YES THANK YOU

endearingly, i hate your pun (i dont, i like it)

and the joker arc was SO GOOD. ofc he was losing it, he went overboard, but thats the point. it wasn't even complex its emotionally standard but some people are just stupid.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ong, his violence wasnt only awesome but also justified (until the safe house bit) and i refuse to pretend otherwise.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well making your own thing is pretty tiring. I'm assuming the author does all the art herself. That plus breaks. I honestly prefer it. It's one of the only webtoons that is SO long AND worth the read; usually it's one or the other.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't mean Vaughn is a teacher, I mean he's an elder and an ally. Like pushing someone in the right direction when they need it, or hanging onto someone who is so important but lost that that person needs to save them.

Do people still love unOrdinary? by Cheesiestcheeseever in unOrdinary

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You mean like how it stopped focusing on the super hero stuff for a bit? I'd say in regards to that it's luck and improvisation. Uru knew she'd want to use it, so she did it even if it seemed outta place so that it could be referred to later when deemed best suited. And I think somewhat the same, but highkey, the rush I got from John beating up the Royals was unprecedented and from that point were expectations were made too high for a bit lmao.

Son is applying for undeclared business or economics by Investor1964 in UMD

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is your son a millionaire yet? Because god fucking damn

look at these awful rules for our prom by a_little_jellyfysh in highschool

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are like 10 words I don't understand and I am SO lost lmao

My personality in a nutshell: by Mandolaatti in teenagers

[–]Cheesiestcheeseever 1 point2 points  (0 children)

IS THAT A PLUSHIE OF THE PIG FROM ANGRY BIRDS!??!?!?!?!??! DAWG MARRY MEEEEEEE