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* ''Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells'' stars Mimori Touka, who is transported to an RPGMechanicsVerse alongside his classmates. Unlike his classmates, his stats cap out at E-rank, and he can only learn spells that cause StatusEffects. This gets him banished to a dungeon to be left for dead, but he discovers that his ability to cast status ailments with NoSavingThrow can have deadly applications, and uses them on his quest for revenge against the kingdom that wrongfully cast him out.
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* ''Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells'' ''Literature/FailureFrame'' stars Mimori Touka, who is transported to an RPGMechanicsVerse alongside his classmates. Unlike his classmates, his stats cap out at E-rank, and he can only learn spells that cause StatusEffects. This gets The {{Jerkass God}}dess who bestowed those powers on him banished dismisses him as a burden because those spells usually have a low success rate, and banishes him to the depths of a dungeon to be left for dead, but he dead. However, Mimori discovers that his ability to cast status ailments with NoSavingThrow can spells have NoSavingThrow, giving them very deadly applications, and uses them on his quest for revenge against the kingdom that wrongfully goddess who cast him out.
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** For the record, it seems that this was ''still'' underestimating her. By a lot. As demonstrated when she [[spoiler: turns herself in so she can negotiate with them from a position of power (despite, y'know, being in a specially-designed jail cell), and then proceeds to kill two people who piss her off-one of whom is an invincible Superman Expy, from the inside of said jail cell, while unconscious.]]
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** For the record, it seems that this was ''still'' underestimating her. By a lot. As demonstrated when she [[spoiler: turns herself in so she can negotiate with them from a position of power (despite, y'know, being in a specially-designed jail cell), and then proceeds to kill two people who piss her off-one off--one of whom is an invincible Superman Expy, from {{Superman}} {{Expy}}--from the inside of said jail cell, while unconscious.cell.]]
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* ''Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells'' stars Mimori Touka, who is transported to an RPGMechanicsVerse alongside his classmates. Unlike his classmates, his stats cap out at E-rank, and he can only learn spells that cause StatusEffects. This gets him banished to a dungeon to be left for dead, but he discovers that his ability to cast status ailments with NoSavingThrow can have deadly applications, and uses them on his quest for revenge against the kingdom that wrongfully cast him out.
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* The protagonist of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' is a skinny teenage girl whose only power is the [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway ability to control bugs]]. This is in a world where game-breaking superpowers are common. Do not underestimate her. A RunningGag in the comments section is that pretty much everyone's reactions to Skitter is "Meh, I could take her." Eventually, the PRT learns not to do this: they specifically say, "Look, take our rankings for her, and treat her as though she were two rankings higher ''across the board''." They decide to treat her as though she were a [[TheBrute Brute]], a [[SwissArmyHero Breaker]], and ''especially'' a [[ComboPlatterPowers Trump]] of some degree.
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* The protagonist of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' is a skinny teenage girl whose only power is the [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway ability to control bugs]]. This is in a world where game-breaking superpowers are common. Do not underestimate her. A RunningGag in the comments section is that pretty much everyone's reactions to Skitter is "Meh, I could take her." "
** Her first fight? She took on one of the most powerful villains in the city, and most of his gang, and put up a better fight than some whole superhero teams had in the past.
** Later, she takes on a member of the Slaughterhouse 9, an organization so feared that their presence automatically triggers an EnemyMine situation for every hero and villain in the city. She wins.
** Then there's the fight against Echidna, a parahuman suspected to be a [[spoiler: nascent Endbringer due to her sheer power, who manages to take down two of the most powerful heroes alive and begin creating evil clones of them]]. Taylor singlehandedly turns the tide of the battle, damaging Echidna more than almost anyone else has at no small risk to herself and reviving everyone's morale.
** Eventually, the PRT learns not to do this: they specifically say, "Look, take our rankings for her, and treat her as though she were two rankings higher ''across the board''." They decide to treat her as though she were a [[TheBrute Brute]], a [[SwissArmyHero Breaker]], and ''especially'' a [[ComboPlatterPowers Trump]] of some degree.
** For the record, it seems that this was ''still'' underestimating her. By a lot. As demonstrated when she [[spoiler: turns herself in so she can negotiate with them from a position of power (despite, y'know, being in a specially-designed jail cell), and then proceeds to kill two people who piss her off-one of whom is an invincible Superman Expy, from the inside of said jail cell, while unconscious.]]
** Somewhat subverted in the final arc, as nobody is underestimating her anymore. Not that it matters.
** Her first fight? She took on one of the most powerful villains in the city, and most of his gang, and put up a better fight than some whole superhero teams had in the past.
** Later, she takes on a member of the Slaughterhouse 9, an organization so feared that their presence automatically triggers an EnemyMine situation for every hero and villain in the city. She wins.
** Then there's the fight against Echidna, a parahuman suspected to be a [[spoiler: nascent Endbringer due to her sheer power, who manages to take down two of the most powerful heroes alive and begin creating evil clones of them]]. Taylor singlehandedly turns the tide of the battle, damaging Echidna more than almost anyone else has at no small risk to herself and reviving everyone's morale.
** Eventually, the PRT learns not to do this: they specifically say, "Look, take our rankings for her, and treat her as though she were two rankings higher ''across the board''." They decide to treat her as though she were a [[TheBrute Brute]], a [[SwissArmyHero Breaker]], and ''especially'' a [[ComboPlatterPowers Trump]] of some degree.
** For the record, it seems that this was ''still'' underestimating her. By a lot. As demonstrated when she [[spoiler: turns herself in so she can negotiate with them from a position of power (despite, y'know, being in a specially-designed jail cell), and then proceeds to kill two people who piss her off-one of whom is an invincible Superman Expy, from the inside of said jail cell, while unconscious.]]
** Somewhat subverted in the final arc, as nobody is underestimating her anymore. Not that it matters.
