@jimmyclear
I,
personally, don't like it when a protagonist is given overpowered abilities, and instead prefer well crafted fight scene that
isn't reminiscent of the star wars prequels where George lucas wrote "they fight - Anakin wins."
I understand that the ability the main character has changes depending on the mental or physical condition of the protagonist - this is of course a fairly common trope used in writing, however I,
personally don't like this method of progressing a narrative as I see it as a cop out. This is because of the easy weaving of the ability to sort out situations by increasing their power. I don't see this as the "zero to hero" storytelling formula, as he isn't earning anything. In this there
is the "zero" and "hero" aspect, but there doesn't seem to be a "to," throughout these few chapters the protagonist hasn't truly earned anything- he's won every fight he's been in thanks to the assistance of others and hasn't really faced any hardships. He hasn't been thrown away for being weak and no one has really looked down on him much. Its even stated that he's being given special treatment, if subtle, because of the true outstanding nature of his power. This even removes the "zero" aspect and just leaves a shounen protagonist with nothing more than a "hero" wildcard.