The Coolest Quotes from The God of Highschool

Daewi was secretly juggling two part-time jobs to help pay for his friend’s hospital bills. But his friend wanted Daewi to stop worrying about the former’s leukemia and live his life to the fullest.

Mira’s only goal after her father’s death had been to revive her family’s Moonlight-style swordsmanship, to the point where all her life choices centered around it. It’s safe to say that it never ended well for the chosen guy’s ego if he was not able to stand up to his claimed strength.

Mori ignored the power levels that baffled everyone in the first round of Seoul’s Tournament and chose to discuss more important matters (like sleep schedules). He may look simple-minded (even though the ten-hour sleep idea has a point), but his observance is what got him far into the competition.

The significance of the GP stat wasn’t revealed early on, but it was clear that at least a fighter’s level could change, so getting through the initial hesitation was a psychological tactic to rule out the weaker ones.

Mira was puzzled when Mori (who dragged Daewi with him) would keep appearing to lend her a hand. She also couldn’t understand why she kept looking for her wooden sword, but her friends understood that more than an heirloom, that sword was a memory.

Gamdo’s ethics and will were perhaps the best display of sportsmanship in the Seoul tournament. He knew that the opponent he was going against had no honor, and until the end, his only worry was to stay honest towards his fighting style and never surrender.

The adults around a young Maseok constantly preyed on the weak and begged before the strong, which made him develop a similar mindset. It might have fueled him to get stronger, but the trauma eventually made him what he despised the most.

Executive commissioner S received a scar in his early days due to being used as a shield, and Mujin merely generalized him holding a grudge to his blood type. As the author put it, a very serious apology to all Blood A types out there.

When Commissioner Q was sent to settle the issue of elimination for a violation of rules carried out by Mori Jin, our protagonist refused to fight him because he only wanted to exchange blows with ‘blondie’.

Taejin Jin reminds the commissioners as well as Mori of their family motto when Mujin threatened his grandson’s life over the call. The Jin family motto certainly reflects Mori’s actions till now.

Mira was ready to sacrifice her future for the sake of restoring her family’s swordsmanship as well as to provide a better life for her cousin and uncle, whom she cherished a lot. Thankfully, Mori dragged Daewi with him (yet again) to ‘talk’ her out of this idea of hers.

Daewi had believed that his gang of misfits had abandoned him when he had come to save his schoolmates. Seungtae joined in to have his back and reminded him that he needs to have faith in his gang. They would later go on to become the Mad Cows’

Daewi was in a pinch, because he had a friend’s life to save, and the only way to do so was to beat Mori Jin at the Seoul finals. And despite having the odds against him, he refused to yield as long as he could get Seungtae the treatment he needed.

Mira rushed to show Seungtae’s last words to Daewi, who was informed of his death before the last round began. Such daunting circumstances might as well have broken someone’s spirit, but his friend’s words reassured Daewi and gave him hope- that maybe Seungtae was smiling down at him from somewhere above.

T met Mira during a family outing and pointed out the mistakes she made during her fight with Daewi. He reminded her that the Moonlight Sword style is not just about strength, but about flexibility too, and a balance of both must be maintained to unleash one’s full power.

Grandpa Jin was known to wreak havoc whenever he unleashes his power, so Mujin Park wasn’t much surprised about the outcome at the site of his abduction.

Mori knew his grandpa. He may have been deeply concerned about his whereabouts, but he also knew that people who tried hunting his grandpa never usually were the same after he was done fighting them.

Songyi loved literature, so seeing a fighter winning with the power of shounen manga was probably beyond her, which is why she pitied Nawa Dah (but hey! As long as the opponent falls, they fall).

Songyi might not be able to appreciate Nawa’s strength, but she respected it. And any literature lover would anticipate a climactic ending (also because we’re all looking forward to two piece ending)

Grandpa Jin decided to send Mori to school for his education, and eventually asked him to move to Seoul in a very Jin family way.

Mori did not want to waste his time anymore. He was going to find his grandpa, and for that, he first had to get through the national competition. The easiest way would be to finish all the matches along (we know how this ended though).

It’s important to not discourage yourself when you’re trying your best to achieve something. Chances are that you will make a habit out of putting yourself down, and that won’t help your mental state.

Pumawang hadn’t known that he would get diabetes, and he was starting to understand the importance of receiving an education. So, instead of regretting it, he decided to go back to school.

Pumwang understood that age wasn’t the barrier that stopped people from chasing their dreams in their older years. Sure, it did make things a little tougher, but it only means that you have to work harder.

Pumwang was at the GOH tournament to fight for a noble cause. He didn’t want people to be inconvenienced due to lack of funds in the quest of achieving their goal.

Q had his whole apartment destroyed in the midst of the attack, but paying for the bread comes first and foremost. After all, he could always worry about his impending debt later.

We were explained the concept of GP, or God Power in this arc and Jegal’s Megadalon was an absolute menace. Even though death was illegal by the tournament’s rules, Jegal wasn’t hesitating to mortally wound his opponents.

Mira’s God power summoned the power of the legendary leader, Lu Bu Feng Xian. There was no way anyone could stand a chance against her will, and the power itself as long as consciousness prevaded her.

Jeon, being a member of the six, was aware of the power Grandpa Jin wielded. Seeing Mori in action was more of a pleasure and less of a surprise because, after all, a tiger’s cub was bound to grow up into another ferocious beast.