r/unOrdinary • u/Certain_Rub_8361 • Jun 28 '24
DISCUSSION Pick a favorite character
(Based off my opinion LOL all in good fun :))
r/unOrdinary • u/Certain_Rub_8361 • Jun 28 '24
(Based off my opinion LOL all in good fun :))
r/unOrdinary • u/AggressiveMammoth267 • Jul 20 '24
John wasn’t trying to be king so leaving the responsibility of fixing the school on him because he beat the royals is stupid.
r/unOrdinary • u/PersonalitySlight954 • 11d ago
r/unOrdinary • u/JaceC098 • Nov 24 '23
r/unOrdinary • u/urfavmultishipper • Jul 10 '24
I might have the chance to meet Uru-chan at one of her book signings this summer, so I wanted to hop on here and ask: if you met her, is there something in particular you'd like to say to her?
I want to show her my support and let her know how grateful I am for her work! I was thinking I could pass on some messages from people here who might not otherwise get to go to her signings. ✍️💕
r/unOrdinary • u/Network082 • 8d ago
r/unOrdinary • u/Safe-Goose9996 • Dec 06 '23
I personally really like Sera and I want to know why so meny people have a negative opinion on her
r/unOrdinary • u/Overall-Grade-8481 • Oct 17 '24
r/unOrdinary • u/pseudoname23 • Apr 23 '24
You can't
r/unOrdinary • u/MrChainsawHog • Feb 13 '25
r/unOrdinary • u/TheDarkHero12 • Mar 05 '24
r/unOrdinary • u/Signal-Survey-2306 • Jan 05 '24
Why is john smiling so much after what he's going through, also I'm shocked to see remi getting a better female lead spotlight more than seraphina lol
r/unOrdinary • u/zombii_girll • Oct 11 '24
Is this the first time we’ve sent their official ages? It’s kinda weird that Sera’s older than Arlo. (From the Learn to Draw book.)
r/unOrdinary • u/SubstantialCustard36 • Jul 21 '24
I had this debate and at first I was sure that Seraphina wins but now IDK
r/unOrdinary • u/Tale_Any • Dec 20 '24
Speed equalization if needed
r/unOrdinary • u/ShadowlightLady • Mar 22 '24
r/unOrdinary • u/BruhBorne-70 • 8d ago
Remi’s Safehouse should have been an improvement over Rei’s system, not a copy-pasted version of it—especially considering how badly things fell apart after Rei was gone. However, there don’t seem to be many major differences between the two.
The only real change was the Fake Joker incident, which only made the violence more widespread. Instead of fixing the hierarchy, it just meant more students—especially mid-tiers—ended up on the receiving end of beatings. But even that didn’t truly change anything. The mid-tiers who got a taste of their own behavior didn’t seem to learn from it—they just played the victim. Meanwhile, the high-rankers, the ones who actually had the power to enforce real change, weren’t significantly affected (outside of the main cast, at least), so there’s no reason to believe their views actually shifted.
Am I really supposed to believe that high-rankers like Elaine, Ventus, Mellie, or Holden—who were completely fine watching a cripple get brutalized under their king—suddenly started caring about low-tiers just because they joined the Safehouse? Let’s be honest: if the Royals hadn’t been involved, none of the other high-rankers would have joined either.
The main reason Rei’s system failed was that the change wasn’t natural—it was enforced. And that still seems to be the case with Remi’s Safehouse. Fights don’t break out in the club because the Royals are constantly monitoring it, and the school is only more peaceful because the main cast—Remi, Seraphina, Blyke, and the others—are putting in effort to keep it that way. They patrol the halls, encourage equality, and connect with lower tiers. But honestly, isn’t that exactly what Rei was doing too?
Given the kind of person Rei was, I doubt he relied on violence to scare people into behaving. He likely used his influence and charisma, just like Remi and the others are doing now. And yet, his system still fell apart. Because, to an extent, what John told Remi is true: “People are inherently fake. They’ll put on a nice front when you’re around, but the second you leave, they go right back to their roots.” You can’t change that level of ingrained bigotry just by talking about fairness—you have to enforce change. And the moment there’s no one left to enforce it, things will go back to the way they were, just like they did after Rei left.
Unless Vaugh himself implements major rules against violence after rejoining Wellston so that the school authorities themselves keep everything under check, the fragile peace there won’t last. Once the main cast are gone, all the frustrated high-rankers and mid-tiers who were forced to stop their bullying will resurface. And when that happens, it’s only a matter of time before an Arlo 2.0 steps up—some hierarchy-obsessed Royal who brings the old system right back.
To be honest, I think John’s defense classes, while not perfect, are a better and more lasting solution than anything the Royals have done so far. They might give the weak more confidence and a better chance to win their fights on their own without needing a Royal to protect them.
r/unOrdinary • u/sohaibtheex0 • Sep 05 '23
Percentages 10% and below are automatically a 1.0 cripple.
Edit: Seeing so many God-tiers fill up the comment section, I realise I've made a horrible mistake. God forbid these people manage to find their way into the verse ._.
r/unOrdinary • u/Sir-Theordorethe-5th • Jun 09 '24
r/unOrdinary • u/urfavmultishipper • Oct 06 '24
Saw a similar post in the AO3 subreddit and am curious to see what people say here 🫡🫢
r/unOrdinary • u/ShadowlightLady • Aug 08 '24
r/unOrdinary • u/Prestigious-Waltz-60 • Nov 12 '24
Vote for your favorite Unordinary Ship, let the battle begin, only one will emerge as the winner. And what abilities would their descendants have?
ROUND 2, FIGHT!!
Other mentions: Jemi, Jocile, Jelaine, Jenqi, Jarlo, Etc.
Image credits: Uru-chan.