After showing everyone what he was capable of, everyone understood that they should've been better towards him and that he was holding back this whole time.
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I am being vague to not spoil it but spoiler warning: After being almost killed trying to protect everyone, having emotion built up from the beginning of the series and trying to make everything right he goes fully insane, releasing his true "100%" of built up emotions throughout the story. The ending is criticized but I think it is perfect, the idiots complaining that he didn't get a "good ending" don't understand that it is in fact a good ending. The story has this thing where mob goes to "100" at his breaking point where he cannot handle his emotions, the stories is almost exactly 100 chapters and is showing the process of mob finally becoming someone who can feel. The story has a great buildup of mob stacking up up emotions and desires. This manga has a perfect story, it is literally one of the best things I have ever seen in any medium. Which I would really recommend doing if you enjoyed the anime. The anime adaptation is great and better with every aspect (and mainly improving the visuals), so you're perfectly fine with reading just the last three and a half volumes that haven't been adapted into anime yet. It shines from time to time, but it could certainly use some improvement.įinally, is this worth reading if you've already seen the anime? Not really, no. Thankfully it works in the framework of this work and doesn't deduct from the reading experience at all, which is the most important part. It fluctuates between being bad, okay and "artistic decision of artstyle" with occasional really good shot thrown in. The weakest part of this manga is without a doubt the art.
No, here we have a protagonist who doesn't mind casually revealing his powers, he just prefers not to use them and values the "regular" way of doing things more, with the cast coming to accept the existence of those powers with similar causality, a reaction that just feels way more natural for modern humans. What I especially like is how it stays away from the usual overused situations of "teen with powers" genre, such as "omg I have to hide my superpowers, nobody can find out or I'll be hunted down" and the absolute shocked overreactions of everyone when the powers end up being revealed for a cheap dramatical turn. In its core, Mob Psycho 100 is a coming of age story carrying meaningful message of being honest to yourself and not losing the grip on reality wrapping itself in a pleasant mix of comedy, action and slice of life. Yep, it managed to have its cake and eat it too, by not taking itself too seriously while also seriously exploring its themes. Make no mistake though, as Mob Psycho has its portion of exciting battles too. Thankfully, Mob Psycho reverts the readers' expectations inĪ well-crafted and enjoyable way, taking a jab at those "silly" superpower action fights and dragging them back into the reality by force with a take that I haven't really seen anywhere else. These days, "reverting expectations" has almost became synonymous with "we did it worse than the audience expected, praise us". This is about the protagonist admiring regular people and looking up to those who managed to improve themselves through their own efforts. This isn't about the protagonist being admired by regular people because of his great power. This is about a genuine person as protagonist with his own personal philosophy and take on the superpowers. This isn't about a bland, blank character wreaking havoc when showing off their cool power.
Mob Psycho 100 is an antithesis to self-insert fantasies.
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