Big Order
Fantasy · Sci-Fi · Drama · Slice of Life
✦Wish-born powers reshape a damaged world where one teenager carries public blame for an earlier catastrophe he cannot fully remember.
Synopsis
Years after a catastrophic event, Eiji lives under the belief that a childhood wish caused it. He remembers neither the wish nor its intent. Other people called Orders now wield abilities tied to desire, and several have developed strong opinions about his continued existence.
A fairy offers young Eiji one wish. The Great Destruction follows. Memory supplies no answer about what he requested or why. Years later, Orders wield abilities that make desire real, while public blame keeps Eiji at the center of a damaged world.
Desire becomes literal power here, so every new Order can bend reality around what they want. Eiji stands at the center with a missing memory and a catastrophic reputation. The setup throws guilt against wish-born abilities, then lets public hatred keep the pressure high!
The series treats catastrophe with pulpy excess and introduces hostility at a sprint. Its strongest idea remains clean. Wishes create personalized powers, while Eiji faces blame for a disaster attached to a request he cannot remember. Suspicion arrives before anyone can explain the past.