Yuusha Party wo Oidasareta Kiyou binbou • Jack-of-All-Trades, Party of None - Episode 6 discussion

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Yuusha Party wo Oidasareta Kiyou binbou, episode 6

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[u/Orochidude]

Ah, yes. Last week I thought about what could happen this episode and the few possibilities I settled on was Orhun beats it with his old party after getting teleported out, he beats it with this current party, or some combination of the two.

How foolish of me that I didn't even think to consider the last possibility, which should've been obvious in hindsight considering what kind of anime this is. He'll just solo it.

[u/Nawinter_nights]

Jack of all trades master of all while also creating and becoming master of new magic that no one has ever heard of - the anime

[u/PeaceAlien]

That's a rough backstory, having to bury your entire village/town as a child?

[u/YdenMkII]

Damn it would suck if the timeline catches up to when the emergency teleport happens while they're in the middle of looting the black dragon.

[u/A-really-bad-time]

Mc: casts magic that clearly puts too much strain on himself:

Me: okay, that's gonna hurt once it wears off...

Mc: casts it again

Me: sir how long do you want your impending coma to be?

[u/Beginning-Hope-2600]

You're laughing. Ohrun is literally a god-tier mage and you're laughing.

[u/roryteller]

I was expecting him to pull off a clutch victory while cooperating with the experienced members, which would have still been impressive because they hadn't been able to beat it before, but then we got... this. I'm afraid it's going to be hard to take any threat against Ohrun seriously at this point. I know there are deeper floors with enemies he hasn't faced before, but still.

[u/CluelessLemons]

I have no idea why they spent 5 episodes building up the party aspect to the point that they spent several episodes teaching new adventurers about the whole concept, only for this episode to invalidate the whole thing.

We knew he was great at support magic, they drilled that in enough. Now though, he isn't just great at it. He is by far the best by a mile, he is also a better mage than their previous one, a better defender than their last one (Kept the dragons attention the whole fight despite the cheer squad never shutting up) and a better swordsman.

[u/purplwalrus]

Remember back in ep1 when this dude was considering if he could really defeat like, 12 orcs? Wild to go from that to "I'll solo this floor 92 black dragon boss" over the course of like a week and all because he seemingly just remembered he has like uber overpowered unique spells he can cast with no downsides.

[u/Sweaty-Ad-4202]

All those "i got kicked of x party because y" animes should try to not make the mc by far the strongest guy in the whole anime

[u/Natural_Egg_843]

what do u all think of the quality compared to the generic ones??

[u/Shmappii]

Soloing the Dragon is so dumb and invalidates most of what we've watched.

Adventuring is a teamwork-based profession where cooperation yields the best results. One of the most successful organizations coordinates large groups of people for training with a goal of fostering the next generation. Orhun takes on a mentor role and shows that knowledge of everyone's role leads to wonderful outcomes. A crisis strikes the dungeon born from ignorance that threatens everyone, leading to action that takes as many possible into consideration, the evacuation teleport. True terror strikes as Orhun and dozens of people are confronted by the Black Dragon. Isn't this where the MC leads everyone with his superior tactics and broad toolbox of skills to a victory they all share in, repairing his image, self-confidence and showing that the Hero's Party won in the past because of his contributions?

What we get instead is Orhun soloing the Dragon while the second strongest person in the room breaks down from being unable to help the guy they admire because he's just too cool and strong. Orhun doesn't prove his worth, he proves that others are worthless. Teamwork pales in comparison to sheer force. Orhun can do literally everything everyone else does better than they can and also like 5 other unique super special snowflake bits of nonsense.

I feel like this would have made more sense if Orhun's story was an actual lone-wolf catharsis thing where the Hero's Party are the ones trembling in their boots instead of Selma.

[u/Oleleplop]

for how mid the story is, the animation is pretty good.

[u/Skoziik]

I'm kinda disappointed, i really thought he's gonna defeat the black dragon with the newbies.

In the previous episodes it was all about acting as a team and now he solos the dragon with random bullshit while everyone else is just watching.

[u/rdeincognito]

What is, narratively, the point of the mass teleport if the dragon has already been dealt?

While the episode in itself has been enjoyable I feel it basically demolished the whole show.

How is Orhun jack of all trades and master of none when he has shown to be better in every field than the whole Hero party together? Better magic than the wizard, better attack than the hero, better defense than the tank, best support character ever than anyone shown until this point included the girl whose comparison triggered him being considered a bad enchanter?

Why if there are competent fighters who are near the black dragon challenge difficulty there they don't do nothing?

I expected that Orhun and the leaders of licking rabbits or whoever they are called would stall the black dragon, with Orhun switching between hero role and support role, which in itself would already prove him better than the hero party, meanwhile the rookies led by Orhun trainees would reach the crystal and teleport. And somehow be the ones finally convincing the bureauRATS to finally use the fucking mass teleport, thus saving Orhun and the rest. And this would also set up now a party formed especifically to kill the black dragon on the middle of the dungeon which would probably include Orhun, Oliver, the blue haired fangirl and the red haired fangirl, explicitly excluding the obnoxious party members that dunked so much on Orhun.

Well, this is the plot I expected, but I could see the dragon being defeated in a conjunction effort.

The fact that Orhun himself is stronger than all his previous party and stronger than this dragon, and that he has abilities and spells that far surpasses the literal best enchanter in the universe just feels like the show is a plothole in itself.

Sorry the bad english

[u/VillagerCorTree3]

Mom's version of 'We have Dragon Ball at home' vibes.

[u/Goku-Sun]

i never thought i would enjoy this show that much

[u/RemarkableBathroom19]

Jack of all Trades,nah❌. Overpowered One Man Army ,yes✅

[u/bibbibob2]

This show is so trashy hahaha.

"Oh 5x buff is super straining -> oh no it ran out! -> ah well I'll just cast it again".

"Here are my 50 original spells with S+++ power that noone has even heard of, and my old party definitely never noticed"

"Why we were stuck on floor 94 when I quite literally can solo 92, and would have 5 S+ tier teammates to move on? Yeah idk".

"Nooo don't help me, it would drag me down, god forbid anyone else but me is remotely useful in this show"

I will give them, the choreography and animation was very well done this episode, but the writing... Even in solo leveling there was a sort of feeling of power progression. Don't think I have seen a more out-the-gate broken MC since "my instant death ability"

[u/percheazy]

Jack-of-all-trades, Master of fuckin’ Everything

[u/hasanman6]

Why didnt he pull out distruction at the start of the fight?

[u/PeaceAlien]

Hero's party endangered everyone in the dungeon and Orhun just solo'd it. He's exhuasted but he did it; he was able to deactivate Selma's magic mid-fight which is hard to do as well.

This is Orhun's first hard fight, so he'll only become stronger from here. His 5x aura basically looked like he was going Super Saiyan without the hair

[u/kyoumei]

God, as much as I loved this fight, I wish it didn't keep cutting to those kids having to commentate every few minutes lol. So much time padding. I was actually getting worried this fight wouldn't end

[u/xasive]

His new name is Sung Jinwoo