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I’ve seen a lot of people in the comments of some posts saying that Sera could eventually reach 8.3 or 8.4, but I honestly think she’s already close to the limit of what her ability can realistically do.

She’s been training her entire life under people who completely understand how her ability works, so they’ve had years to help her develop it to its fullest potential. Because of that, I think she’s basically reached the limit of what can be done with her ability. I don’t really see her getting much stronger than she is now—maybe she could reach the maximum Recovery stat and end up around 8.1, but even that might be pushing it.

I also don’t think it makes much sense narratively to make her significantly stronger. Sera is already one of the most powerful characters in the story, and there are already issues with balancing her ability

So personally, I think she’s pretty close to her natural ceiling. There could still be some improvements in how she uses her ability, but I don’t think her actual level is going to increase by much, if at all.

Cameron is insanely strong probably at level 9 or less and he's not only strong he's very rich and somewhat influential but for some reason someone is strongest him is afraid to mess with the authorities what could he be so afraid do you guys have any good theories

Because to defend or protect the place you need to be pretty strong and I doubt anyone strong can be hired for Trump change so I imagine they probably get paid way more than they do in our world what do you guys think

The user creates hundreds or even thousands of tiny energy particles and scatters them across the battlefield. Each particle can fire a miniature laser beam, and thanks to Predator's auto-aim, the lasers can lock onto targets and adjust their trajectory. While each individual laser is much weaker than a normal Energy Discharge blast, the sheer number of accurate, homing lasers makes them incredibly difficult to dodge..

Blade Master + Energy Conduit – Every cut drains a portion of the target's aura or stamina and transfers it to the user. The longer the fight goes, the weaker the opponent becomes while the swordsman grows stronger.

Energy Conduit + Botanist + Aura Transfer The user creates aura-draining vines that absorb aura from anyone they ensnare. The drained aura can be transferred back to the user, given to allies, or used to strengthen and grow more vines. It's a powerful battlefield control ability that weakens enemies while continuously sustaining your team. what are your guys' best ability combinations

why couldn't john just of​ dain her energy using energy conduit to make her fall asleep so it would be easier to restrain her and just give back her energy after arlo cut's the connection between her and orrin. energy conduit is shown to be able to share energy between people so it should be capable of this and we have seen John make a bunch of people fall asleep using this

last time we saw her she said she needed to start working harder and after seeing what Cameron did with her ability do you guys think the next time we'll see her she'll have the ability to turn herself into lightning or not?

since we're approaching the final chapters of this arc we're going to be getting a bunch of ability charts and since Cameron's definitely going to show up at the end we're potentially going to be getting Cameron's ability chart as well so I wanted to get everyone's final guesses on what his level might be and what his capabilities might be as well before it's officially confirmed if we even get his ability chart at the end of this arc that is

my guess is

Level 8.5

memory recall=memory manipulation

Ability Name: Memory Manipulation Ability Level: 7.3 Passive: Perfect Recall The user possesses flawless memory, allowing them to instantly recall everything they have seen, heard, or experienced. They can also recognize inconsistencies or alterations in their own memories. Description: The user can perceive, alter, erase, suppress, restore, and implant memories within the minds of others. They can make targets forget specific events, relive past experiences, or believe memories that never occurred. Memory Manipulation can also be used to recover lost memories, remove traumatic recollections, or temporarily seal information from a target's mind. Higher mastery allows deeper manipulation, affecting multiple targets simultaneously and accessing memories with greater speed and precision

Nightmare=hellscape

Ability Name: hellscape Ability Level: 8.0 Passive: Infernal Presence The user's presence radiates overwhelming dread, causing nearby enemies to experience intense fear, despair, and mental pressure. Those who have previously encountered the user's nightmares are affected even more strongly. Description: Hell is the evolved form of Nightmare, allowing the user to manifest the nightmare realm into reality. Instead of entering a target's dreams, the user drags the battlefield into a living hell where fear takes physical form. Infernal landscapes, hellfire, demonic entities, and endless torment become real, trapping enemies in an environment that attacks both their bodies and minds. The user remains in complete control of this hellish domain, shaping its terrain and manifestations to overwhelm anyone caught within it. Higher mastery expands the domain's size, strengthens its manifestations, and makes it increasingly difficult for targets to distinguish reality from the horrors of Hell.

What do you guys think?

In a world where ability level is so important, you'd think the strongest families would have as many children as possible to increase the chances of producing powerful heirs. Yet most high-tier families we see seem to only have one or two children.

Do you guys think there is a in-universe reason for this? Could it be because powerful families are more focused on status, inheritance, and resources, or Is it simply a storytelling choice by Uru-chan?

What do you all think?

From what I understand, converted abilities are sourced from another individual. The authorities take that person's aura and implant it into the recipient. They then seem to use Jane's blood as a medium to manipulate the recipient's aura so it matches the aura they're implanting. That's why I think converted abilities can be retained long-term. The recipient isn't constantly borrowing aura from the original user; instead, they have a permanent sample integrated into their own body and aura system. However, that raises another question: can the source eventually run out of aura? If the conversion process requires extracting and storing aura from a donor, then there should be a limit to how much can be harvested from a single person. In that case, one body might only provide enough aura to create a certain number of converted abilities before the supply is exhausted. My theory is that they can probably create somewhere around 10–15 converted ability users per donor, though the exact number would depend on how much aura is needed for each conversion and whether the donor can naturally replenish what is taken. What do you think?

If someone's was caught on camera for a crime can they technically say something like that isn't them that's someone with a appearance mimicry or shape shifting ability? just a random thought I had

I think John can copy one equivalent ability and amplify it but he can't copy any other ability alongside it the reason I think this is because John has arua reserves far exceeding regular god Tiers if John came across another 7.6 (unless it's another arua manipulator) he will always have far more arua than they would but the other person would obviously have much more experience with that ability then he does

I just wanted to give my two cents on how John will interact with another 7.6 ability

John's barrier did not have any hexagons and the reason I think is barrier doesn't have any is because i think he copy arlo barrier before arlo's level up so I think John has the original barrier before the level up if this is true I'm not sure why he can't just deactivate his ability and recopy the new barrier what are your guys thoughts on it?

I've only read up to volume 15 so can someone tell me if he gets a dragon form down the line or not

I know this is probably going to be unpopular, but I think Remi is actually more important to UnOrdinary's overall story than Seraphina. Don't get me wrong, Seraphina is one of the most important characters and the story wouldn't exist without her relationship with John. But if we're talking about the bigger themes of the series—changing society, challenging the hierarchy, and creating a better future—I think Remi contributes more. Remi is one of the few high-tiers who actively tried to understand what lower-tiers go through. She became a vigilante, confronted the flaws in the system, and was willing to change her beliefs when presented with evidence. While other characters mostly reacted to events, Remi consistently tried to improve things. Seraphina's role is more personal. She's central to John's story and character development, but Remi feels more connected to the world's broader problems and potential solutions. If you removed Seraphina, John's story changes completely. If you removed Remi, does the story still have a character pushing for real societal change from within the system? What do you think? Am I completely off-base, or does Remi deserve more credit for her role in the story? 🤔

and if they don't know how would they react upon finding out and also does anyone happen to know what age John got his ability

because he was 16 when he was taken in for re-adjustment classes and it took him 2 years to reach level 7 so I think he was around 14 years old when he receives ability but I'm not exactly sure.

are they two separate organisations or two branches of a larger organisation what's the deal there can someone please explain?