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Speaking of the writing (and the writing as told via the art), one clear place where it excels is how no one in this story fits into a specific trope or archetype. And that goes not just for the trainees, but even the trainers and workers who barely appear. That assistant with glasses had a number of things to say about the way the producer handled Suryeon with just one panel showing her expression.
I mean in this case Yoil really wanted to prove the producer wrong.
The producer is interesting its almost like he's putting Yoil and Sureyon against each other.
Build up of a rivalry I think. He told her that Yoil did Halo Error and that had her back on her feet.
But that kinda thing is risky.