Nito no Taida na Isekai Shoukougun: Saijakushoku "Healer" nanoni Saikyou wa Cheat desu ka?

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Now this is called a classic Isekai revenge story.
I've watched it till 29 chapters and I'm having a blast watching him slaughter everyone.

Cant wait for next chapters.

Story (7)
For a start this manga almost have the same start as tate no yuusha the difference is just swap that shield class to healer class. Until now the story is pretty good the concept and the execution is not bad. So far there is no revenge from the mc but hope for that.

Art (7)
It looks pretty clean to me and the artist seems improving at each chapter.
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Character (8)
The reason i give it 8 cause the MC. The mc have a calm (kinda gloomy) personality but strong and not asking for attention. Because he get hated so much he get used to it and more importantly he's choosing make a decision based on his head (logic) rather than his heart.

Enjoyment (8)
The story, art and the character have a nice connection so yeah i enjoyed it

Overall (8)
Pretty much this is a great manga, hoping for it become animated

Just as all Isekai stories usually do, they lure you in with a relatable, angst-driven, fantastical set-up and dwindle all of that wish fulfilment and one-sided self-righteousness down the stereotypical eventuality of vague notions of adventure, beautiful women who fall in love with the protagonist for whatever (usually no good) reason, and a power fantasy that sucks up all feelings of tension and conflict. As long as they operate on a wish fulfilment objective, even the best Isekai stories never truly get over this issue, they merely obfuscate it with other more compelling elements.

Nito Taida an Isekai, unfortunately, falls into this frame. It is ... an Isekai story that opens with an interesting commentary on suicide, bullying and how the actions of individuals can contribute to these issues without action, but succumbs to a typical angst revenge story once the Isekai plot starts rolling. The protagonist turns out to be some unlucky dude with bad stats and everyone shits on him. He becomes the living embodiment of an angry 13-year-old for 1 chapter or so... this is because even that element is pretty much forgotten as soon as the manga decided beautiful women should enter the scene. Still, I have to note that the mystery, plot and some of the character interactions are rather readable (still not very compelling though). At the same time, this manga has rather clean art and precise panelling which makes for a decent read. The art aspect of this is done quite well, and it would've been better served for a stronger story.

All in all, yeah, I guess if you really, really, really, like Shield Hero (but honestly like just read or re-read that, that manga has a more pointed discussion on social interactions and does its teenage angst thing surprisingly well), this can serve as a welcome distraction in-between the wait for Shield Hero chapters. Other than that, this is pretty much your bog-standard Isekai.

There are hundreds of manga with this plot: "entire class transported to another world and then the MC gets thrown under the bus by his class and decides to go alone and get strong and take revenge and eventually takes revenge because he can get incredibly lucky and can can also persevere." At first they're interesting but they eventually get boring. And they also usually become unnecessarily OP and edgy. This one is no different. It's the typical revenge/power fantasy of impotent Japanese authors. I usually like these sorts of stories but like I said, they eventually get repetitive and boring. You aren't missing out ... if you aren't reading this.