Fight Class 3

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throughout the story both the art and storytelling transform which brings the reading in on the journey. the artist is very good at conveying mood with the art. the story develops from the average school fight manga (past few dozen chapters the school hasn't even been related) so it can be difficult depending on what you are going in for. The main character goes through a drastic change at a point in the story. that's when everything changes.

the beginning and most recent parts of this manwah are unrecognizable with each other. they'd sooner be assumed to be different stories from different artists. so it can ... be difficult to rate this. if you want intense grueling fights that have stellar art and a character that you can't look away from. and development aplenty you'll like the second half. if you like fun school comedy about a kid growing and becoming stronger with some action you'll like the first half. its worth the read no matter what you want. The art in the last few chapters are worth the read alone.

I'm actually somewhat disappointed that there's not a single review of Fight Class 3/Gyeoggi 3 Ban considering it's a pretty decent piece of work, but then again it's not really known so I understand. However, I'm happy that I'm the first one who'll be submitting one.

It took me 2 days to read it, not to my expectations which was a surprise to me, so I'd guess that says something about how much I like it.

As far as the character and story portion of the manhwa goes, it's mostly what you'd expect out of a traditional shounen-esque work, even though during certain stages it wouldn't qualify ... as much, but it's up there.

The plot sometimes feels like it's all over the place, especially during the middle half of the series, but that's just probably my inexperience as a manga reader barging in and making a point, so as such it might not count for much I'm afraid lol. It's mostly linear and expectable, guy had a bad thing happen to him when he was a kid, he requires resources and ability to overcome said thing, attain something of value or just become stronger, and yeah it's mainly centered on school life so it's pretty easy to guess the kind of characters you'll be seeing throughout the series. I appreciate that every Fight Class character has an appropriate body shape, female and male fighters both stand on equal ground, and everyone is given a room to grow after a certain event. Also, Maria is best girl. <3

The art is pretty much what takes the whole experience out of the park here. Panels are being drawn in a way that conveys intensity and emotion of a situation, character or landscape through better character and background detail (e.g. if a character is seen having their tender, carefree, fun moments they won't be drawn with as much detail compared to when they're in a fight or in an intense, dire situation where they can become all scary and intimidating looking in a second, so that's cool)

Considering the series is still an on-going one (the latest chapter is 76), I'm stoked to see how the plot and characters will develop from this point onward, and I will happily be keeping up with future chapters.

After seeing some TikTok's I decided to dive in and read up in a day. Would I do I again? Probably not.

While the story is very broad and attempts to have several stories, ultimately, for me, many of them fell flat, not that they were terrible. The earlier chapters do a lot of heavy lifting to parts of the story I enjoyed reading, but after chapter 70, we start going in a very dark and unhinged direction which wasn't what I was looking for and might turn others off. For example, over time, the main character into a relentless psychopath, which perhaps was only ... a turn of a leaf away but still caught me off guard.

I grew disinterested in the secondary characters and the story's direction, but the artist has overwhelming talent. They show two sides of totally different art styles and sometimes meld between more than one style in a single chapter; the visuals, as brutal or adorable as they are, are the most substantial parts for me and keep me going between boredom and horror. The fights were beautiful, and even in those moments of horror, I had to see what would happen. Like a car crash, I wanted to look away, but couldn't.

If you enjoy the early chapters, mainly 1-30s/40s, be aware that things go very different later on, the later chapters still have a lot to offer, and things get real different once you hit the later chapters, I hate to stress this but I walked in expecting one story which has gone into something that not everyone will love but if you get deep enough into the story it's worth catching up as there are some great moments, even if for me they started to be come more few and far between the chapters.