The Strongest Heroes, Now in Their 40’s, Once Again Become Warriors on the Battlefield - Ch. 1.2

[MangaDex]

 

[Maverun]

Lol villager and villainess....

 

[GetsBeat]

Well that's what you get I guess if you want fast results

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

The saint: looks kinda manly but alright
The monk: the mandatory fighter
The sage: can't forget the mage sage
the villainess: wait, what?
The gambler: hold up, whaaat?
The villager: what the fuck..?? What the fuck is it with this lineup??

 

[Bel-Shug]

The latter three look oddly younger than the rest.

 

[Nemo2342]

The saint: looks kinda manly but alright
The monk: the mandatory fighter
The sage: can't forget the mage sage
the villainess: wait, what?
The gambler: hold up, whaaat?
The villager: what the fuck..?? What the fuck is it with this lineup??

It's like a Final Fantasy lineup

 

[Grikath]

The saint: looks kinda manly but alright
The monk: the mandatory fighter
The sage: can't forget the mage sage
the villainess: wait, what?
The gambler: hold up, whaaat?
The villager: what the fuck..?? What the fuck is it with this lineup??

this early in.. Villainess: Rogue/Spy/Assassin/Thief Gambler: Rogue/Jester/Bard Villager: Ranger/Scout/Survivalist.

Think DnD post the TSR/WotC takeover utterly ruining our Preciousssss 2nd Ed with Bloat and Turds.

 

[Scrabbleman]

The saint: looks kinda manly but alright
The monk: the mandatory fighter
The sage: can't forget the mage sage
the villainess: wait, what?
The gambler: hold up, whaaat?
The villager: what the fuck..?? What the fuck is it with this lineup??

It's obvious that some of them as based on tropes.

• The Villainess is based on the popular Villainess character archtype that's been getting more light recently. It's usually a fallen noble character who was framed for a crime they didn't commit, or judged unfairly for one they did. Traditionally a magic user of sorts with a focus on charms or fire magic. Can be supplemented with its RPG-counterpart, the Bard or the Dancer.
• The Gambler is common in RPGs, usually as the Thief character with connections to the underworld. Unlike a thief, the Gambler has better charisma, making them the diplomat of the group (alongside the Villainess). They would also rely on their LUCK stat, can steal in the open and are often wildcards in battle.
• The Villager is basically the hidden ace. A relatively normal-looking guy who very few know of or respect, only to reveal that he's incredibly strong but humble. The Villager never participates in politics and usually focuses on farming, self-maintenance and quality of life. He's usually the most well-balanced of the group with no specialisations.

 

[Oeconomist]

So the art actually got still more sloppy.

And we have the awful pattern of protagonists standing still while declaring that they must act immediately.

 

[JustSomeGuyOnHisPhone]

The villager guy makes it feel like the party is straight out of dnd and he was a gag character who ended up becoming pretty OP

 

[parkourse]

Gambler
Villager
Villainess

aint no way