I've watched the anime version of this last year and I didn't know that it has already three seasons running. I was so hooked as the plot keeps progressing into more fascinating and interesting action scenes. I like how they analyze every move without leaving us into dust. It's like they're putting us into the scene as well to understand how did that happened. It gives us glimpse of the things we don't usually notice in a common anime action scene.
One thing that I'd like to commend is the abilities of the main character, which is Osamu, is closely related to what a normal 15 year old fella who's still in high school. I kind of get it that him being underperforming is frustrating to watch as this affects his team and being a captain. But that actually give purpose to the plot itself. As every shounen manga, progress is the utmost significant to every MC. Yet, Osamu's development shows that there's more to learn than being good at physical battles. That could also mean that we have different learning styles to bring in a battle.
I love every characters in this manga. The plot is serving us well. And all the characters are not overpowering the main but rather they are supporting well to the progression of the story.
OMGGG I FORGOT TO CHECK THE MANGA FOR WORLD TRIGGERR, I LOVE THIS STORY SOO MUCH I HAD A REALLY FUN TIME WATCHING THE ANIME 2 YEARS AGO, I COMPLETLY FORGOT ABOUT IT FOR A HOT MINUTEE TT
Earth is under constant threat from Neighbors, invincible monsters from another dimension that destroy our way of life. At least we have the elite warriors of Border, who co-opt alien technology to fight back! Our hero Osamu Mikumo may not be the best agent, but he’ll do whatever it takes to defend life on Earth as we know it. When Osamu meets a feisty humanoid Neighbor named Yuma, everything that he thinks is right is turned on its head. Can the two natural enemies ever become friends?
One thing that I'd like to commend is the abilities of the main character, which is Osamu, is closely related to what a normal 15 year old fella who's still in high school. I kind of get it that him being underperforming is frustrating to watch as this affects his team and being a captain. But that actually give purpose to the plot itself. As every shounen manga, progress is the utmost significant to every MC. Yet, Osamu's development shows that there's more to learn than being good at physical battles. That could also mean that we have different learning styles to bring in a battle.
I love every characters in this manga. The plot is serving us well. And all the characters are not overpowering the main but rather they are supporting well to the progression of the story.