Phantom seer, at first taste, seems like a potential candidate for the illustrious title of: "the next big thing." But, as the last 5, or maybe ten chapters have come and gone, the buildup provided (the very build up that made me excited about this series) has been squandered by generic, garbage, and an utterly boring moment (which might not be able to be considered just a moment, because it's last for over 5 chapters).

This series, if it get axed in the near future, will be eliminated all because of this one fight: the dollhouse fight, which is still going on, despite me cringing at seeing that it's still a thing with each new release.

So, if you haven't read this series yet, let me put this into perspective: there's some really cool story elements going on with this story. While some feels generic, other pieces are completely fresh and innovative (specifically his relationship with his overpowered mage sister). As the series chugs along, a level of anticipation builds because the author begins to hit his stride, and then, when a big fight is about to break out and build onto this train of good vibes, everything gets ruined. Instead of something interesting happening, the MC and his new friends get ambushed in a doll house, and fight possessed dolls for multiple chapters in a row. They fight for so long, that they're still fighting as I type this review, and in comparison to other chapters, the fights were quick and decisive, which makes this garbage pale of an arc way longer than any other combat moment in the series thus far.

PROS:

The artwork is very good.

Some of the main story elements are very interesting.

The powers are cool looking, and provide some level of mystique within the series lore.

CONS:

Dolls.