The Saints' Magic Power is Omnipotent is a manga that revolves around the life of a corporate worker named Sei Takanashi. Sei is suddenly summoned to another world to become the Saint, a legendary figure with immense magical powers. However, Sei's magic power fails to manifest, and she is deemed as the "Unnecessary Saint" by the kingdom's royal family. This leads her to be assigned to the Research Institute instead of the usual life of a Saint. As Sei embraces her new life, she discovers that the Research Institute is not without its own challenges and intrigues. She meets a talented researcher named Albert Hawke, who becomes her mentor and helps her develop her magical skills.
Immediately after that, he was appraised by Yuri Drewes, the chief of the court mage division who woke up from the coma caused by the reaction of the Saint summoning ceremony, but Sei was higher in level than he, the country's number one mage, and could not be appraised. Upon receiving the report, King Seigfried Slantania apologizes to Sei in a public audience and asks what she wants as a reward. Sei, who doesn't want anything in particular, asks for her forbidden library and formal magical instruction, and she receives magical instruction directly from Yuri.
Sei, who doesn t want anything in particular, asks for her forbidden library and formal magical instruction, and she receives magical instruction directly from Yuri. but, Prince Kyle, desperate to make Aira Saint, did not believe it and said in a public place, Sei is not Saint, and was ordered by his father to be reticent.
She meets a talented researcher named Albert Hawke, who becomes her mentor and helps her develop her magical skills. Together, they work on healing magic and potions that can benefit the kingdom. **The main idea of The Saints' Magic Power is Omnipotent is the growth and development of the protagonist, Sei, as she discovers her true potential and becomes a valuable asset to the kingdom.
The Saint's Magic Power Is Omnipotent: The Other Saint (Manga) Vol. 1 - by Yuka Tachibana (Paperback)
"Aira Misono is a run-of-the-mill high school girl. She never imagined that she'd be summoned to another world, let alone declared its savior. Yet from the moment the handsome Prince Kyle lays eyes on her, he's convinced that she's the long-awaited Holy Saint destined to banish darkness from his world. Aira herself maintains significant doubts. Is she really up to this challenge? She might be able to use magic, but is she really a Saint? Aira's fears and struggles only deepen when the woman summoned alongside her begins to look more and more like the one who truly deserves that title"--
Book Synopsis
A companion tale to the popular light novel, manga, and anime (in English from Funimation)! What would you do if everyone thought you were the chosen one, but you knew they were wrong?
Aira Misono is a run-of-the-mill high school girl. She never imagined that she'd be summoned to another world, let alone declared its savior. Yet from the moment the handsome Prince Kyle lays eyes on her, he's convinced that she's the long-awaited Holy Saint destined to banish darkness from his world. Aira herself maintains significant doubts. Is she really up to this challenge? She might be able to use magic, but is she really a Saint? Aira's fears and struggles only deepen when the woman summoned alongside her begins to look more and more like the one who truly deserves that title.
About the Author
Yuka Tachibana is a Japanese light novel author best known for The Saint's Magic is Omnipotent.
Aoagu is a Japanese manga artist best known for the manga adaptation of The Saint's Magic is Omnipotent: The Other Saint.
Yasuyuki Syuri is a Japanese artist best known for the light novel illustrations in The Saint's Magic is Omnipotent.
FAILED SAVIOR, BLOSSOMING MAGICIAN
** Throughout the manga, Sei encounters various trials and tribulations, both in her personal and professional life. She becomes a respected member of the Research Institute and gains the trust and recognition of her colleagues. The manga also explores the relationships Sei forms with other characters, such as the charming knight Johan, who develops romantic feelings for her. Sei's kind-heartedness and determination to help others make her a beloved character among her peers. The artwork in The Saints' Magic Power is Omnipotent is beautifully rendered, with detailed illustrations of the fantasy world and magical elements. The manga incorporates elements of romance, friendship, and adventure, which appeal to a wide range of readers. Overall, The Saints' Magic Power is Omnipotent offers an engaging and heartwarming story of self-discovery, friendship, and the power of believing in oneself. It showcases the growth and transformation of its protagonist, Sei, as she navigates through a world filled with magic and opportunities..
Reviews for "The Subversion of Tropes in "The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent" Manga"
1. Jackie - 2 stars
I was really excited to read "The Saints Magic Power is Omnipotent" manga since I absolutely loved the light novel. However, I was disappointed with how the story was adapted into manga form. The pacing felt rushed, and a lot of important character development was left out. The art-style was also not my cup of tea, and I felt that it didn't do justice to the beautiful descriptions in the novel. Overall, it just didn't capture the magic and charm of the original story for me.
2. Ryan - 2.5 stars
As a fan of isekai and fantasy manga, I had high hopes for "The Saints Magic Power is Omnipotent" manga. Unfortunately, I found it to be quite underwhelming. The plot felt lacking and the characters were not well-developed. The artwork was decent, but it didn't stand out either. It's not the worst manga out there, but it failed to grab my attention or offer anything unique to the genre.
3. Emily - 3 stars
"The Saints Magic Power is Omnipotent" manga had an interesting premise, but it fell short in its execution. The pacing was uneven, with some chapters feeling rushed while others dragged on. The artwork was average and didn't particularly stand out. Additionally, the characters lacked depth and growth, making it hard for me to connect or invest in their stories. While it had its moments, overall, it didn't leave a lasting impression on me.
4. Kevin - 2 stars
I have read many isekai manga, and "The Saints Magic Power is Omnipotent" just didn't meet my expectations. The story felt cliché and predictable, following the same tropes without offering anything new or exciting. The artwork was decent but didn't bring anything special to the table. The characters were forgettable, lacking depth and complexity. Overall, it's a forgettable manga that didn't leave a lasting impact on me.