unOrdinary “Joker Arc” (Episode 132 through Episode 155) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

I finished reading season one on June 1, 2020. The first 155 episodes—out of currently 183—were amazing. After the events of the “Capture Arc”, John had enough. He declared that he will bring down the social hierarchy, warning Arlo to enjoy his throne while he still had it. During this arc, John—under his secret identity of “Joker”—defeated Blyke and Cecile mercilessly with their own abilities. Remi knew she was next on Joker’s Royal hit list and prepared herself to stop his rampage. John was no longer the main protagonist I thought he was.

unOrdinary “Capture Arc” (Episode 119 through Episode 131) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

unOrdinary was preparing us for its season one endgame. This arc centered around a group of mid-tier students kidnapping a powerless Seraphina and punishing her for what she had done to them via the social hierarchy. Arlo and Elaine lead the search for Seraphina while John conducted his own solo search as the school vigilante, donning the black mask and attacking many students—including Isen—in order to copy their abilities.

unOrdinary “Vigilante 2 Arc” (Episode 115 through Episode 118) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

On May 31, 2020, I read the spiritual successor to the “Vigilante Arc”. While a short arc like the “Trio Trouble Arc”, this became easily one of my favorite arcs for the plot progression regarding Rei’s killer. The side-character trio—Remi, Isen, and Blyke—embarked on their second mission. As X-Rei, Remi tracked down an ability drug dealer named Alana to figure out the identity of her supplier. Blyke and Isen stayed hidden on rooftops to provide backup.

unOrdinary “Change Arc” (Episode 100 through Episode 114) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

Reading this on May 31, 2020, I thought this arc was pretty frustrating. John’s secret keeping will definitely blow up in his face at some point. However, Seraphina’s secret was exposed first. Since Arlo didn’t allow Cecile to publish the story about Seraphina being powerless, she leaked the story instead, spreading flyers of the story throughout the school. This caused students to attack Seraphina and John throughout the arc.

unOrdinary “Vigilante Arc” (Episode 93 through Episode 99) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

Well. I officially like Remi, Islen, and Blyke as their own thing. They need a spin-off Webtoon series pronto. While most readers would be put off with the delay of John and Seraphina, I actually didn’t mind whenever the story centered on this particular trio. Their stories eventually intersect with the other characters too, as the arcs weren’t random at least.

unOrdinary “Secrets Arc” (Episode 77 through Episode 92) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

I had a good time with this arc. Seraphina went back to school after her month-long suspension without her abilities, and John was forced to move into the boys’ dorms for protection. Despite the significant changes in their lives, John and Seraphina tried to keep things as normal as possible. However, Seraphina was still feeling concerned about John’s recent change in behavior.

unOrdinary “Rage Arc” (Episode 67 through Episode 76) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

unOrdinary’s “Rage Arc” was action-driven. The eleventh arc centered around a group of unknown individuals trying to kidnap Seraphina. The scary part was that they nearly succeeded. They stalked and ambushed her with a drug that suppressed her powers. The scene was intense, and the stab wound wasn’t a joke either. I was feeling the suspense and Seraphina’s terror. Episodes 67 through 69 dealt with the attack, and how Seraphina was able to escape to John’s house.

unOrdinary “Aftermath Arc” (Episode 59 through Episode 66) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

unOrdinary’s “Aftermath Arc” dealt with… well, the aftermath of what happened between John and Arlo in the “Monster Arc”. Episode 59 showed Arlo going to the infirmary—for the first time ever—which sparked rumors getting spread around at school. This episode also revealed the Wellston’s school staff knew about John’s abilities and played along with him “being crippled” to keep the peace. I thought showing the staff have a conversation about Arlo and John was much needed exposition.

unOrdinary “Monster Arc” (Episode 51 through Episode 58) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

John and Arlo finally confront each other on the battlefield, and we learned what John’s ability was. Before we dive into that though, let’s talk about Seraphina first and how she stood up for herself.

unOrdinary “Trio Trouble Arc” (Episode 48 through Episode 50) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

“Trio Trouble Arc” focused on three side-characters—Remi, Islen, and Blyke—and their trip to Kovoro Mall, the same shopping mall John and Seraphina visited near the start of the series. Blyke and Islen wanted to take Remi there to see a romance movie in order to cheer her up. They visited the mall, shopped for stuff, went to see the movie, and then they visited the ability gauge booth hoping to get Remi a free gift.

unOrdinary "True Colours Arc" (Episode 40 through Episodes 47) Webtoon Review. Written by Aaron Ngo.

The seventh arc of the series centered around John and his secrets. Without Seraphina around for support, the increased bullying and lack of understanding about Seraphina’s sudden lack of communication online drove John to remember his past. John’s physical appearance even started to change—the hair gel was gone and his eyes were glowing yellow! John’s “True Colours” were revealed.