volume 1 found at dollar tree?!?!?

my brother was there a few days ago and said he saw GOH volume 1 in the shelves!?!?!?! I believe him bc I went there a day later and found noblesse vol. 1 (another webtoon). this is really unbelievable?!?!

ou je peux lire god of highschool en vf appart le site WEBTOON ps je suis aux chapitre 36

finally got the done feel like the "this shit means something to me man"

Okay! Finished reading a while ago and my #1 manga is an option so I am gonna read this for the 3rd time.

Im on chapter 1 (as one does when they learn numbers)

And Mori says "299 fights , No loses, 2 ties"

As I type this I don think its right but maybe someone will comment a grander idea.

Technically they might be loses. Maybe you can call them ties.

But Mori loses/escapes the divine heavens after the 1st heavenly war

Then he loses to War Time grandpa [tae jin jin] Which is harder to say it was a tie in anyway.

POINT BEING!!

For people who read the whole series, do you think the 2 ties had any meaning? Maybe it was in chapter 1 and got lost in the sauce after some chapters.

Can you think of any flashbacks that count as ties?

Unfortunately I think he lost to "buddha" so that would be 300 matches and 3 loses.

Thank you for reading, hopefully I read more than 1/5th the chapter before posting again...

I'm looking for panels where Jin Taejin says his motto to Jin Mori: "Do wherever you wanna do/Do what you want". I've been thinking about that line quite a lot, its a very simple one, but it always comes to mind when I think about listening to my own desires, wants and needs. If anyone could help me by posting panels on this thread I would really appreciate that 😬

My personal favorite is the first Q

When it comes to Trio’s in anime I feel these 3 are slept on. This group is one of my favorites in all of anime. Not to mention, some of the strongest as well .

I have just recently finished the anime and I had thought about starting with the manwha but I have my doubts. Most of them are primarily how some people I have talked to have said that the author extended the story way too much and one of the things I dislike in manwhas or any story in general is redundancy.

I can still give it a shoot if the story is good enough don’t get me wrong. But I wanted to ask your opinion guys.

Mori Jin, if only viewed through the English translation, may cap at the multiversal levels of power. This is due to the inaccurate phrasing they use. I will be going over several mistranslated panels that misrepresent his power.

These translations were done with the help of my Korean friend. Korean is her native language and she is fluent in English as well.

In the raw Korean, the panel where Mubong refers to Mori as "A being with complete control over nature" says "삼라만상을 다룰 수 있는 존재...!"

This more accurately translations to "A being capable of controlling all phenomena in existence!"

Quick breakdown:

"삼라만상" = "all phenomena in existence". It's a Korean phrase that most specifically refers to everything to exist. It encompasses everything.

• Abstract concepts such as ideas, love, hate, life, death.
• Things like reincarnation, fate, and the karmic cycle
• All entities from Gods, to humans, to animals, to bacteria.

"다룰 수 있는" = "Capable of controlling" or "capable of managing"

"존재" = "Being" or "entity"

In the raw Korean, the panel where Xuanzang is explaining heaven, it says "아까도 얘기했다시피 이곳은 소위 천국. 열반에 다다른자가 도달하는 곳 이곳에서 모든 우주와 삼라만상을 관장할 수 있느니라. 물리적 속박에서 벗어나 완전한 신의 영역에 다다르는거지."

This more accurately translates to "As I said earlier, this place is what's commonly called heaven. A realm only those who have reached Nirvana can attain. From here, one can oversee the entire universe and all of creation. Freed from physical constraints, you arrive at the domain of a true god."

This is really long, so we'll be focusing purely on the points where she is describing the abilities gained.

We'll start with the "이곳에서 모든 우주와 삼라만상을 관장할 수 있느니라." portion.

We'll be skipping over "와" and "을", as they are just particles.

"이곳에서" = "From this place"

"모든 우주" = "All in the universe"

"삼라만상" = "All phenomena in existence"

"관장할 수 있다" = "Can be governed" or "Can be controlled".

This is much different and implies a much higher level of power than saying that one can "oversee all of creation". "Oversee" simply implies that one can watch over or observe, not control.

Next, lets focus on "물리적 속박에서 벗어나"

"물리적" = "Physical" is its literal meaning. However, Korean is a HEAVILY contextual language! In the context of the scene, it is a more idiomatic expression meaning "material existence" and/or "cause and effect"

"속박" = "Restraint" or "Confinement"

"에서" = Source particle

"벗어나" = "To escape" or "To break free"

Lastly, we'll focus on "완전한 신의 영역에 다다르는거지." This is the portion that means "You arrive at the domain of a true god."

Ignoring some the verb stem and ending particle:

"완전한" = "absolute" or "perfect"

"신의" = "Of a god"

"영역에" = "To the domain"

But, once more, sentence is an idiomatic expression and implies more than its literal translation.

While when a literal translation of "완전한 신의 영역에 다다르는거지." would mean "You arrive at the domain of a true god.", taking the more idiomatic route, as you should, implies that this "true god" is specifically a god with omnipotent power.

The last raw Korean line we'll be focusing on is the most important in determining Mori's power, as it is rather straightforward.

In the raw Korean, when Mubong says "He can defy the order of things?", he says "세계의 섭리를 아득히 뛰어넘는"

This more accurately translates to "Utterly surpassing the providence of the world..."

This doesn't really sound too impressive. Until I explain the qualities of the idiomatic expression "providence of the world" or "세계의 섭리"

"Providence of the world", as a Korean idiom, refers to the very things that hold reality together. Everything and anything. Past present and future. Concepts, time, space, dimensionality, etc.

A being who has surpassed "세계의 섭리" gains the following qualities and abilities:

They surpass gravity, time, entropy, fate, samsara, destiny, concepts both abstract and physical. The very metaphysical system of reality itself.

Reality bends to their will, they are everywhere and nowhere at once, death is irrelevant, they transcend their narrative. One who surpasses "세계의 섭리" views others as if they were characters in a novel. They now perceive the universe as a narrative. Logic no longer applies to them.

In conclusion, the English translation downplays Mori to an extreme extent and he is far more powerful than nearly everybody give him credit for. Thank you for your time.

What did Mori mean by that? This is a very specific number to not be a reference to something. Or maybe it was just a random big number, idk 😑

Personaly, I would've been sad and happy at the same time. Because his sacrifice wouldn't be meaningless. He bought some time to Mori and without that time him and Ahan would've been dead and Mira and Daewi would've faced Mujin alone, and they are not getting out of this alive. He was always so loyal to his friends and him going out like that was the perfect way to kill him, he died for the people he liked, a true act of loyalty.

I'm still glad he was brought back in the end, but this scene got me good, he's one of my favlrite character and I realy liked his character arc.

I know some people can drop a serie when their favorite character dies in it and some just go on with it, so how would you have reacted if he stayed dead in the end ?

I started reading it weekly years ago but ended up pausing it near the end and just forgot about the whole story so I decided to come back to it and reread it 8 days ago.

I read it all and now I'm sad, the epilogues made me feel empty and sad, I'm happy that everyone got their happy ending but why is my king not happy ☹️ it's a realistic and really good ending, I loved it, the final arc was amazing, a masterpiece.

I'm just spoiled, I wished that Mori lived an ordinary happy life like the ones he gave everyone.. BUT I KNOW THAT'S NOT POSSIBLE AND IT HURTS, in the end he never really got what he wanted for real...

Anyways, I just had to get it all out..

I don’t have a picture of it bc it’s in landscape but mine has to be the one where all the powers are behind Mori Jin as he faces Mubong Park, just a little bit before the end

The original Korean for the last one uses the phrase "그만 뒈져 찌질아". This would basically directly translate to "Just die already, loser." However, the difference lies in the phrasing. Let's break down why I vulgarized it:

First, instead of the typical word for die (죽어), it uses "뒈져". This is a vulgar slang word for die, used in harshly insulting contexts.

Next, it uses the phrase "찌질아", which sort of directly translates to "loser", but it's practically a derogatory term used only in heavily insulting contexts. This is why I made my translation very vulgar.

Just finished this masterpiece. Before reading it, I was already at abt 40 manwha red I’d say.. all of the most famous. I know it’s not a lot but I’ve always been a manga reader, now in my manwha era. So: can u suggest me something that is as good as GOH or even better? U can space with the genre from things like Gosu to PigPen. Thanks in advance!