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High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World!

Also known as: Choujin Koukousei-tachi wa Isekai demo Yoyuu de Ikinuku you desu!, 超人高校生たちは異世界でも余裕で生き抜くようです！, 초인고교생들은 이세계에서도 여유롭게 살아가는 모양입니다!, Сверхстаршеклассники все-таки могут выжить в ином мире!, Choyoyu, High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even In Another World, Super high school students, even in a foreign world, survive easily!, The Super High Schoolers Affording to Live in Another World!, Super Human High Schoolers Are in Another World, But Seem to be Living in Comfort!, ึ7 เทพม.ปลายกับการใช้ชีวิตสบายๆในต่างโลก

by Riku Misora , Koutarou Yamada

Score from AniList: 63/100finished13 volumes104 chapters

ActionAdventureDramaEcchiFantasy

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Seven Japanese high school prodigies have taken the world by storm, exercising their mind-blowing abilities in everything from politics to entertainment. But when their plane crashes one day, these geniuses awaken to find themselves in a different realm-one that's home to magic and beast folk! While such strange new surroundings might throw an average person for a loop, these prodigies take their situation in stride...and then some! With the greatest minds and talents known to Earth, this dream team is about to turn the other world on its head! (Source: Yen Press) Note: Includes 4 extra chapters.

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The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3/5

A genius-class isekai ensemble that turns the usual power fantasy into a survival story, with a few too many fan-service detours along the way.

Pros

A clever fish-out-of-water premise for overpowered teens
An ensemble cast with distinct skills
Economics and politics add unexpected depth

Cons

Fan-service detours break the momentum
Stakes drain away when the leads win too easily

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Rin here. The fun of this one is watching a group of prodigies in their element. Seven gifted high schoolers wake up in a fantasy realm after a plane crash, and they take the chaos in stride with a confidence that's almost comic. That swagger carries the early chapters.The ensemble works because the members have distinct strengths and the story gives each one room. Treating politics, trade and survival as problems to solve, not just fights, gives it more substance than most isekai in the same lane.The problem is focus. Fan-service detours keep stalling the momentum, and when the leads are this strong, the stakes can drain away fast. You may find yourself wanting the tension to bite harder than it does. Worth reading if you like a team of overpowered people working through problems together. Less worth it if you need every fight to feel dangerous.