i dunno about the story, but it's weird
it's battle royale between 2 faction with 1 more newly made faction. i see no exact story in this one. and the creator want make it like akame ga kill theme. dunno which side are you, don't hope it will live long. when you like one char, it killed shortly... oh well few i can point out:
battle royale
saving damsel in distress (which maybe will be OP near end)
silly power, but then can be powerfull
ah... swap gender/ Gender bender (well no one cross dress here)

will add when the story continue

... Last updated on September 7th, 2015, 3:10pm

Information is suppose to be told incrementally so the readers can engage. This author keep dumping information pointlessly on couple of pages that's it's frustrating. The info is not even that interesting either and only applied in the chapter, so why bother?

Well, I do admit this kind of storytelling is the type I hate most, since it messes up your reading flow and demands you to remember the last point of the story before flashback (or you will not get the story), and I think that's the reason why the user below stopped reading this.

But if you're able to grasp the story, you'll notice that this manga has some nice flavors in it. Basically, it's a shounen manga about high school gang wars stories similar to Kongou Banchou, with a bit more emphasis to the back story of it's characters and mind wars (or should i say strategy/psychological?), which is quite refreshing for me, since it makes the story looks more epic than Kongou Banchou. And it's kinda make me want to find the novel version of this manga, since it's the type that needs to be delved more deeper (if it does exist, would someone please kindly tell me where to find it please?)

But still, I can't rate it more than 8 because of the flow of the story. Please, I hope they just leave this kind of storytelling in their Dorama.

... Last updated on May 31st, 2014, 11:34am

... Reading some of the past comments left me a bit speechless for a moment there. 2 Comments debating the portrayal of sexual crimes as a an overused plot device and another analyzing this like this is supposed to be a deep and sharp manga with elegant narrative.

People... I assume you're not reading the same as me.

Anyway, this is a completely outrageous, balls-to-the-wall, over-the-top, cheesy manga filled with intentionally ridiculous stuff. It revels in those attributes and while keeping the tone overly serious and dark ends up cracking you up with that so-bad-it's-good vibe. This isn't supposed to be the serious story where you analyse the narrative and the plot developments logically. This is a compilation of scenes and concepts that are so ridiculous that'll leave you "WHAT THE HELL?!?! AHAHAHAH" quite a few times per chapter.

That being said, if you like that kind of stuff this should be your next pick. If you don't like that kind of thing stay away, honestly, don't come into this for amazing story, deep character development, cunning narrative or anything of the sort - it will not give you any of that nor will it even try. This one is a matter of sense of humor, it either is your thing or it isn't - You should know what you're in for. (Obviously the 10/10 here is just to balance the awful score a bit, don't take it to heart)

ly silly manga lol~

yet it's so entertaining this manga probably has the most ridiculous superpowers in the history of fiction, yet it's taking itself seriously~

and wadafaq with the previous comments, u people didn't get the point wkakwkawkak~

This manga is
boring.

If the author doesn't bother but relies on short disconnected passages to explain the whole setting, then he can't expect the readers to identify themselves to any characters in his narrative. Therefore, no reason the readers should care at all.

@previous poster,
I won't talk on the fact that you are definitely not female from what you said or about the issue of blackmail specifically But...
You do know that 75% percent of rape/sexual abuse cases go unreported (the numbers are actually higher in japan, worse in china).
Rape is a horrible, horrible crime, as bad as torture or rather one of the cruelest forms of it, not exactly an experience you feel like sharing, then there's the issue of those around you finding out when you reports it and then comes 'the looks of pity', 'being avoided', 'whispers behind her back' e.t.c.
And the attitude of most (male) police officers doesn't help, some of them treat rape victims like it was their fault.
I've run out of steam but on a lighter note, 99% of male rape cases go unreported so, hope no surprise buttsecks for you lol.

... Last updated on March 25th, 2014, 1:38am

I am starting to get annoyed by the way that victims of sexual abuse are portrayed in (non-hentai) manga. The scenario is always the same. Girl gets assaulted, but never tells anyone because the perpetrator threatens to leak photos/video of the incident. I understand that there are some aspects of Japanese culture that may make it less likely that a woman would report sexual abuse, but the threat of having pictures or video leaked is not something that is known to be a barrier to reporting the incident. Threats of physical harm to the victim or the victim's family is the most frequently cited reason for not reporting an instance of physical or sexual abuse. In fact, when the victim is aware that the perpetrator recorded the incident, they are even more likely to report the crime because they know there is evidence that could be used to support their claim. However portraying victims as people who are more concerned about others learning that they were sexually assaulted than they are with actually being assaulted really seems to diminish the severity and harm caused by sexual abuse. Not sure why I suddenly reached a tipping point after reading this particular manga, but this same rape related plot device seems to be used more and more in manga.

*steps off soapbox*