Summary
A brief description of the manga Geist X Revenant: I, a Trash Mob, Evolved My Geist Partner Into a Beautiful Girl and Made Her the Strongest!
“I’ll turn the tables on the main character!”
Yohei Mochizuki, a new student at a [geist] user school, was bullied by his classmates because his geist partner, a [Goblin] by the name of Gobubi, was weak and ugly. However, one day he discovered a “wiki” and realized that he was living inside a game world, and his situation changed for the better! “No more tears. Let’s take revenge on the main character together.”
Yohei took full advantage of knowledge about the game to evolve Gobubi into the strongest natural beauty! With this, he can look back at his classmates and stand next to the senpai of his dreams! But just as he was finally able to obtain happiness, but then I was suddenly challenged to subjugate a domain boss by a beautiful foreign exchange student…are these problems that happen as you get stronger?
This is the fairy tale story of a boy who resists fate as the game’s loser character and the weakest [Goblin], who together, aim to become the strongest!
Wished this updates more frequently
7.2/10
Read: 9/9+
Bookmarked? Yes.
Badass, emotionless bast@rds or vulnerable, reliant characters, which main character archetype does the larger demographic prefer? Of course, the former, as characters with flaws and a lack of strength aren’t enjoyable to read comparatively to the breeze-through opponents and constant sudden/proven power-ups. As such, this manga is bound to have worse reviews than any generic “tr@sh” despite being nearly identical in every aspect. I won’t go out and say the wiki plot device is the most creative nor is the mc’s familiar, but I will say that the author decided to gamble and step outside the box by creating a harem, fantasy character that does attempt self-improvement without disregarding their emotional intelligence.
The mc doesn’t exhibit any thoughts of vengeance nor do his ideals change out of the realm of realism based on his previous self. For being a game fantasy world, this is probably one of the most realistic where the mc doesn’t get constant exploits to boost his power out of nowhere. Though, with that being said, not much is explained besides for the basics which definitely is not enough world building, especially for this manga’s trope.
This manga isn’t the best of its trope, but it does take a rather creative direction in the main character; apart from that, everything else is subpar or lacking which ruins any high quality potential this manga might’ve had. Don’t bother reading this if you can’t stand emotionally weak/idiotic characters or slow progression, if you are impartial, i’d give it a shot.
Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”
Average manga falling before taking off:
Finally some good manga, LOVE this, LOVE his goblin girl. Really hope he takes revenge on the greasestains who belittled them both.
read only if your brain is dead
Is this just “monster but wild”
guess this got dropped fast
wish this updates more
The concept is interesting, the charaters are pretty good as of 4th chp, read it
The setup at the beginning is a little confusing (is it a game? does only MC have access to wikis?) but the story moves along quickly and it’s not bad. After 4 chapters I still want to keep reading.
MC a bit naive but its good
Typical beta male fantasy