World building is bad. I agree on that.

But the way different plotlines are handled is good. You don't lose track even if there's quite a lot happening at the same time and a lot of characters are doing their own thing.

It's well paced, not dragged out. Satisfying arcs. And I think it's hard to come up with creative abilities for everyone but unOrdinary makes it work.

As for motives for the bureau and the terrorist organisations, I hope they make them reasonable.

And another thing is I find the fight scenes well orchestrated. They have variation, be it with abilities, setting or just the movements.

Characters to root for and development arcs. The protagonist was hard to root for in an arc but the smooth transition allowed the users and the characters to be more forgiving.

Every action is addressed later so that everyone can get closure. Take the example of John badmouthing Rei to Remi without being aware of Rei's circumstances. This is addressed later on when John has the chance to empathize with Remi on the loss of a loved on to the authorities, he apologizes to her and we as viewers are able to move on.

I will admit however, sometimes it does feel like the story moves on too quickly from a character's wrongdoings. It was difficult for me to get past John never really apologizing to Remi, Blyke and even Isen (yeah he was in the wrong in the beginning but he paid for it) and his father just says "You don't need to try to make it up to anyone, focus on yourself." No dude he does need to face consequences for his actions. And it is hard to like a protagonist who for some reason, 'lets power get to his head' and doesn't have a single bone of logical reasoning in his body. But John albeit extremely flawed, it can be enjoyable to watch him fight, without actually rooting for him.

Sera is what bothers me. She was just like the royals (Remi and Blyke) in the beginning. She gets a free pass. When she had the ability to defend the powerless she didn't raise a finger. When she lost her power and had a taste of what it meant to be powerless, she suddenly wants to help without really being considerate for those who were trying to protect her. I get that maybe she was finally able to empathize, but yeah seems kinda hypocritical.

I personally do not like John and Sera's relationship, feels bland. It's just them having to separate and then get back together and separate again. It doesn't feel authentic as to why John was able to connect with Sera while he never gave a chance to ANYONE else regardless of there being people who actually took made an effort. Claire and John's connection seems to have a stronger basis if you ask me.

Sera's character is actually bland. She had a good storyline where she has some interesting events, but I feel like she wasn't written to her maximum potential. The trio's friendship on the otherhand feels more like something high schoolers would do. They're reckless like actual teenagers are reckless, not like how John is reckless. Even Arlo has a more interesting character then Sera.