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* {{Deconstruction}}: This series deconstruction people having superpowers in a more realistic setting. A protagonist discovers powers or abilities or deals with ones they already had and finds that their lives become worse mainly because they don,t know how to control their powers and because there is no one to train them. Because of that, their abilities often cause harm to other people, the characters ' loved ones, and eventually themselves. Even characters that master their powers and incorporate them into their day-to-day lives still have problems because just because they have an ability or skill that makes a job easier does not mean they want that particular skill or job. And often, the people in those protagonists' lives will pressure them to continue the job they hate because they are good at it with their powers. And sometimes, the protagonist's loved ones would only see them for their powers and what their powers can do for them, instead of valuing the character for themselves. It shows that powers will not make a person's life easier even if you master them and powers have their own set of problems for a person.

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* {{Deconstruction}}: This series deconstruction people having superpowers in a more realistic setting. A protagonist discovers powers or abilities powers/abilities or deals with ones they already had and finds that their lives become worse mainly because they don,t know how to control their powers and because there is no one to train them. Because of that, their abilities often cause harm to other people, the characters ' loved ones, and eventually themselves. Even characters that who master their powers and incorporate them into their day-to-day lives still have problems because just problems. Just because they have an ability or skill that makes doing a job easier does not mean they want that particular skill or job. And often, the people in those protagonists' lives will pressure them to continue the job they hate because they are good at it with their powers. And sometimes, the protagonist's loved ones would only see them for their powers and what their powers can do for them, instead of valuing the character for themselves. It shows that powers will not automatically make a person's life easier even if you master them and them, the powers have come with their own set of problems for a person.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: This series deconstruction people having superpowers in a more realistic setting. A protagonist discovers powers or abilities or deals with ones they already had and finds that their lives become worse mainly because they don,t know how to control their powers and because there is no one to train them. Because of that, their abilities often cause harm to other people, the characters ' loved ones, and eventually themselves. Even characters that master their powers and incorporate them into their day-to-day lives still have problems because just because they have an ability or skill that makes a job easier does not mean they want that particular skill or job. And often, the people in those protagonists' lives will pressure them to continue the job they hate because they are good at it with their powers. And sometimes, the protagonist's loved ones would only see them for their powers and what their powers can do for them, instead of valuing the character for themselves. It shows that powers will not make a person's life easier even if you master them and powers their own set of problems for a person.

to:

* {{Deconstruction}}: This series deconstruction people having superpowers in a more realistic setting. A protagonist discovers powers or abilities or deals with ones they already had and finds that their lives become worse mainly because they don,t know how to control their powers and because there is no one to train them. Because of that, their abilities often cause harm to other people, the characters ' loved ones, and eventually themselves. Even characters that master their powers and incorporate them into their day-to-day lives still have problems because just because they have an ability or skill that makes a job easier does not mean they want that particular skill or job. And often, the people in those protagonists' lives will pressure them to continue the job they hate because they are good at it with their powers. And sometimes, the protagonist's loved ones would only see them for their powers and what their powers can do for them, instead of valuing the character for themselves. It shows that powers will not make a person's life easier even if you master them and powers have their own set of problems for a person.

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