Well brats needing training or getting traing happens in mangas too. A percentage of them too. To name the popular ones would be Bleach and Naruto. But Ares is a good manhwa with kids being extremely strong in the beginning but at least it's explained. And some of the twists they throw are well worth it. The only problem seems to be the fact that it has had no new chapters lately. It definetily leaves you wanting more.
Oh but what you said about manhwa having to much gangs, school children, brats needing traing and too many of them being superstrong to begin with, if they wasn't do you really think you would be interested enough in the first place to give them a chance. Not to mention that this is true of a lot of manga as well and especially martial arts manga. If there was a manga or manhwa about a 40 year old man who was pretty dull, boring , and extremely weak and he pretty much was gonna barely get stronger Would You Really Want To Read It? Be Honest. Even if it was as funny as hell would you even give it that chance? People use those elements because with kids you have the potential to have years worth of stories that flush out who exactly they will be because most wouldn't have knownn by then. The kids is also to add unpredictabilty but that varies. The gangs is to add an element of reality. And the brat needing traing or being superstrong is to show you as strong as they are they will need their further experiences to make them truly powerful by their universes standards and that they will normally be very driven to do so.
I also think saying manhwas are good but can never amount to the greatness manga(paraphrasing) are is to broad because no where near all mangas are great and some of the ones I read could definitely beat some of the great manga.



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