Manga Where Mc Is Kicked Out Of Party

Okay, let's be honest. Who doesn't secretly love a good "kicked out of the party" manga?

You know the drill. The MC (Main Character) is chilling with their adventuring squad. Suddenly? BOOM. Kicked to the curb.

Why We Low-Key Love the Betrayal

Is it wrong to enjoy someone else's misfortune? Maybe. But hear me out!

The setup is always classic. The party thinks they're hot stuff. The MC? Apparently, they're holding everyone back.

Maybe they're "too weak." Or "lack synergy." Whatever the reason, it's usually B.S.

Let's be real. The "weakest link" character often has hidden potential. Usually a crazy overpowered ability they didn't know about.

It's like, "Oh, you think I'm useless? Watch this!" It’s the ultimate underdog story.

And honestly, aren't we all a little bit of an underdog sometimes? We can relate to the MC.

Plus, the party that kicks them out? They're usually super annoying. So seeing them suffer later is…satisfying. Guilty pleasure alert!

The best part of these manga? The epic power-up arc! This is where our rejected hero *really* shines.

No more holding back. No more catering to the whims of a toxic group. It's time to get strong. Real strong.

They discover some ancient technique. Or they meet a wise mentor. Suddenly, they're a one-person wrecking crew.

It is so great when the MC comes back and shows them.

Okay, maybe "revenge" is a strong word. But come on. We want to see the old party eat their words, right?

The MC doesn't even have to be malicious. Just...successful. Seeing their former teammates realize what they lost? Priceless.

It's a sweet, sweet moment. A moment we eagerly await! The feeling is amazing when the MC proves them wrong.

Here's where I get controversial. In most of these manga, the party deserved to be abandoned. They were jerks!

They were arrogant. They took the MC for granted. They couldn't see their true value.

Sometimes, the MC leaves because the party is holding them back. Not the other way around.

So, no, I don't feel bad for them when they inevitably fail. They made their bed; now they can lie in it.

These manga are all about second chances. It also about finding your worth. And telling toxic people where to stick it.

Look, I get it. Some people might see these manga as pure power fantasy. And maybe they are, on some level.

But there's something deeper there. It's about overcoming adversity. It's about believing in yourself, even when others don't.

And it's about finding your own path. Even if that means ditching the "party" and going solo.

So, next time you see a manga where the MC gets the boot, don't judge. Embrace the schadenfreude. Enjoy the power-up arc.

And remember, sometimes getting kicked out of the party is the best thing that can happen to you.

"It is better to be alone than in bad company." - George Washington.

I think this quote is super suitable for the MCs in this genre.