the god of highschool

The God of Highschool manhwa has indeed come to an end. It wrapped up with a conclusive storyline that satisfied many fans.

It has ended. The last chapters wrapped up the plot and brought the manhwa to a close. There might be spin-offs or related works in the future, but the main storyline is completed.

Yes, it is. The story has reached its conclusion.

It's a story that involves intense battles among high school students. They compete in a martial arts tournament where they display their unique skills and powers.

Yes, it has ended. The story reached its conclusion with all the major plotlines resolved.

Yes, it did. The story concluded with a final chapter.

In some Highschool DxD and Naruto crossover fanfictions, Naruto might be depicted as a god - like figure. This could be due to his extremely powerful abilities in the Naruto universe, such as his vast chakra reserves, multiple jutsu, and his status as a hero in his own world. Writers may take these aspects and amplify them in the Highschool DxD setting, where the power levels and the concept of beings with god - like powers already exist. So, it's possible for Naruto to be seen as a god in such fanfictions.

In the 'god of highschool novel', Mori Jin stands out as a central character. He is a natural - born fighter with great potential. Han Daewi, his friend, is also important. He has a strong will and great fighting skills. Yu Mira is not to be overlooked. Her presence adds a different dynamic to the story. There are also other characters that interact with them, contributing to the overall complexity of the story.

I have no definite information on when it will come back. You might want to keep an eye on official announcements or the creator's social media for updates.

One common theme is power comparison. Since 'The God of High School' has a unique power system, when it crosses over with other series, fans like to see how the powers stack up. For instance, if it crosses with 'Dragon Ball', how would Mori Jin's power compare to Goku's ki.