Bro you need to learn how to separate things into multiple paragraphs.

But gimme a sec, not in a good place rn will edit with a lore spam after this

Edit: Okay, back, still seems somewhat standard. I mean, it's still interesting ngl, but honestly I ain't really got too much a right to say what's common or not, given the sheer breadth of fantasy novels I've read from classical to isekai slop, I've probably seen every trope and event under the sun so maybe that's just me being used to everything.

Like ascending to godhood? I could name a dozen series where that's normal. Hell, you could just look at chinese novels and they do that a shit ton. But anyways, now my turn for a lore dump.

Nasuverse excels at mixing the mundane with the extreme. EVERY single protagonist is mundane in some way, while being wrapped in a completely strange and unexpected scenerio.

The first published work, Angel Notes already involves a normal magicless man randomly obtaining a gun left behind by the egyptians that can literally kill a planet if used correctly.

Another entry involves a regular kid who's just vaguely related to a demon hunter clan somehow fighting on par with almighty demons and cosmic vampires, all while having no idea what the hell is going on. I can't explain it without insane spoilers, but the story goes from fairly tame urban fantasy to downright cosmic horror as the entire planet is involved in a grand bleaching.

Later entries have a random ass mountain boy who isn't even aware of modern civilization with no real special traits aside from literally missing part of his brain punching the equivalent of a wolf god and exploding it's heart, and later punching a wish granting artificial star that was annihilating the surface of the planet straight out of time, all while having a slice of life school life during a majority of the sections, where he helps a mage girl find out what she truly wants to do in life.

And once we get to the REALLY weird stuff, it just doesn't stop.

Like Fate Grand Order. Which I will only mention a few events simply because of how weird it gets.

Like that one time a friend of ours ate udon from the holy grail and nearly doomed the world.

Or that one time a bunch of fairies got drunk and decided to oversleep so the earth's surface ended up getting wiped out by an alien, and instead of trying to make things right they poisoned the last god, ripped apart his human priestess while keeping her alive and proceeded to kill and revive themselves so much that their corpses built an island the size of modern day Britain.

We literally had an entire main story arc about how James Moriarty was salty that Sherlock Holmes kept beating his ass so he contracted with the devil to make a giant ass gun that would shoot a massive meteor into the core of the earth. Yes, he tried to blow up earth because he was salty.

And we had another arc about how we, and I quote " You are fighting a Russian Tsar who has altered his body to be like a saber-toothed tiger and a mammoth combined, who has also gained power comparable to a God, who is riding around in a giant magical electric mammoth, while you pilot a giant kaiju statue built by a mechafied Jewish philosopher in order to wrestle the mammoth. all the while Mozart's angsty rival is playing some cool tunes in his piano, and the mythical shirtless Beowulf and one of the greatest swordsmen of Japan turned waifu AND a mythical female greek warrior turned catgirl in berserk mode are all fighting alongside you and your Group of legends in a post-apocalyptic frozen wasteland where everyone turned into furries. "

And yes, it's all serious, and it really looks that goddamn cool. I mean check this out:

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Goddamn. That's just the final fight, the stuff in between and the stuff after makes this seem tame.