Lf a novel where the Mc is quiet and absolutely overpowered at the start, like yogiri but way more overpowered

[TheVanityWorks]

Lf a novel where the Mc is quiet and extremely overpowered.

 

[Empress_Omnii]

Sounds like it might be boring...

 

[Panty_Off]

In no particular order:

A Wild Last Boss Appeared! (by Tsukasa Tanimai)

Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (by Kaoru Shinozaki)

Black Summoner (by Doufu Mayoi)

 

[SternenklarenRitter]

Lf... That means low fantasy/modern fantasy? Modern fantasy, overpowered protagonist, slice of life tendencies... That seems like a fairly uncommon combination. I suppose that would be why you are looking for recs. I could recommend a lot of stories that are any two of those, but here are a few that manage all three, and they coincidentally all involve genies too.

A real estate agent gets a lot of unusual clients, and also her genie girlfriend with fantastical cosmic powers. https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1008117/home-sweet-home
A repressed tgirl whose mom is the Karin-est Karin who ever Karin-ed, and also her genie girlfriend with fantastical cosmic powers.
https://www.scribblehub.com/series/138386/wishing-for-a-better-life
Tgirl minutes away from starving to death is transformed into an angel genie with fantastical cosmic powers.
https://www.scribblehub.com/series/812166/ariel-the-angelic-genie-series-of-short-stories
Do note that if you are looking for something cis-het right now, you might prefer to save these for later.

 

[Eldoria]

This is a ridiculous question. Is there a more OP MC than Yogiri? The short answer is, "none." You can present OP MCs like Goku, Luffy, Ichigo, even isekai MCs like Rimiru, Ainz, and even MCs with super-duper-powerful cheats. But none will compare to Yogiri.

After all, Yogiri isn't just an OP MC. He is the ending entropy, he is death itself. But if you insist, I'll give you a big spoiler:

Spoiler: A Character comparable to Yogiri but cold and badass

She is the strongest disaster princess in Blood Rose Princess series, Death Princess.

Death Princess is a symbol of the world's weariness with suffering and existence. She was born into a world weary of the cycle of suffering and wasted lives. She came to end all life—for in total death, all suffering will end.

She is not a killer, she is not human, she is not a demon; she is death walking upon the world. She is absolute despair manifested as a disaster princess who brings the end to life.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

Lf... That means low fantasy/modern fantasy?

It took me a while, but I THINK it means "Looking For"

And I kind of think the most overpowered character out there is probably Saitama, aka One-Punch Man; he's solo'ed things that might make Superman say "wait a second, I need to think this one through... Ah man, Saitama beat it AGAIN...?".

 

[SternenklarenRitter]

It took me a while, but I THINK it means "Looking For"

Kids these days. What use is an acronym if spells out several different phrases that are all contextually suitable?

 

[Eldoria]

And I kind of think the most overpowered character out there is probably Saitama, aka One-Punch Man; he's solo'ed things that might make Superman say "wait a second, I need to think this one through... Ah man, Saitama beat it AGAIN...?".

No, Saitama won't be able to fight Yogiri. He's looking for an MC stronger than Yogiri. Here's the thing... Yogiri is death itself. Yogiri just says "die" and Saitama stops breathing.

Therefore, I'm calling this question ridiculous. The thread creator already knows there's nothing more OP than death, yet he's still looking for something even more OP. It's like asking, "Is there an apocalypse after the apocalypse?"

 

[CharlesEBrown]

No, Saitama won't be able to fight Yogiri. He's looking for an MC stronger than Yogiri. Here's the thing... Yogiri is death itself. Yogiri just says "die" and Saitama stops breathing.

Therefore, I'm calling this question ridiculous. The thread creator already knows there's nothing more OP than death, yet he's still looking for something even more OP. It's like asking, "Is there an apocalypse after the apocalypse?"

The Great Old Ones are more powerful than death... per the Al Azif (aka "The Necronomicon" or "Book of the Names of the Dead"),

That is not dead which can eternal lie,
And with strange aeons even death may die.​

 

[Eldoria]

The Great Old Ones are more powerful than death... per the Al Azif (aka "The Necronomicon" or "Book of the Names of the Dead"),

I asked Grok (I'm tired of asking ChatGPT, lol) about "what is more overpowered than death?" and Grok's answer:

In a conceptual or narrative sense, nothing is inherently "more overpowered" than death, as it represents the ultimate end of life and is often depicted as an absolute force in most contexts. However, in fictional, philosophical, or mythological frameworks, certain concepts or entities are sometimes portrayed as transcending or surpassing death. Here are a few examples:

1. Immortality: The ability to live forever or be immune to death entirely negates its power. In stories, gods, certain supernatural beings, or artifacts (like the Fountain of Youth) often grant immortality, rendering death irrelevant.
2. Resurrection or Rebirth: The power to return from death, as seen in myths (e.g., Jesus Christ, Osiris) or fictional tropes (e.g., phoenixes, characters with regenerative abilities like Deadpool), can be considered more powerful because it defies death's permanence.
3. Reality Manipulation: In some fictional universes, beings with the ability to alter reality itself (e.g., wielding the Infinity Gauntlet in Marvel or god-like entities) can undo or prevent death entirely, making their power greater than death's finality.
4. Time Manipulation: Controlling time could allow someone to reverse or prevent death by altering events or restoring a person to a pre-death state, as seen in stories involving time travel or temporal powers.
5. Love or Legacy: In a philosophical sense, some argue that love, memory, or a lasting legacy can "defeat" death by preserving a person's impact or essence beyond their physical end. This is less tangible but often explored in literature and philosophy.

So the thread creator could probably look for characters with the 5 great powers that Grok described.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

1. Resurrection or Rebirth: The power to return from death, as seen in myths (e.g., Jesus Christ, Osiris) or fictional tropes (e.g., phoenixes, characters with regenerative abilities like Deadpool), can be considered more powerful because it defies death's permanence.

Ah heck, Deadpool had a relationship with Death (she got sick of Thanos - he was too possessive) and may have had a daughter with her (not sure if she is in the comics, but she's Deathpool in the Marvel Strike Force online game).

Of course, she revealed all of this while appearing in the form of Mary Jane Watson to Ben Reilly (AKA Scarlet Spider), who may or may not really be Peter Parker and ... it all gets a bit weird...

 

[TheVanityWorks]

I asked Grok (I'm tired of asking ChatGPT, lol) about "what is more overpowered than death?" and Grok's answer:

In a conceptual or narrative sense, nothing is inherently "more overpowered" than death, as it represents the ultimate end of life and is often depicted as an absolute force in most contexts. However, in fictional, philosophical, or mythological frameworks, certain concepts or entities are sometimes portrayed as transcending or surpassing death. Here are a few examples:

1. Immortality: The ability to live forever or be immune to death entirely negates its power. In stories, gods, certain supernatural beings, or artifacts (like the Fountain of Youth) often grant immortality, rendering death irrelevant.
2. Resurrection or Rebirth: The power to return from death, as seen in myths (e.g., Jesus Christ, Osiris) or fictional tropes (e.g., phoenixes, characters with regenerative abilities like Deadpool), can be considered more powerful because it defies death's permanence.
3. Reality Manipulation: In some fictional universes, beings with the ability to alter reality itself (e.g., wielding the Infinity Gauntlet in Marvel or god-like entities) can undo or prevent death entirely, making their power greater than death's finality.
4. Time Manipulation: Controlling time could allow someone to reverse or prevent death by altering events or restoring a person to a pre-death state, as seen in stories involving time travel or temporal powers.
5. Love or Legacy: In a philosophical sense, some argue that love, memory, or a lasting legacy can "defeat" death by preserving a person's impact or essence beyond their physical end. This is less tangible but often explored in literature and philosophy.

So the thread creator could probably look for characters with the 5 great powers that Grok described.

You are forgetting something, Yogiri could kill immortal beings and you can never revive since it's literally not death but absolute death, and yes I'm looking for smt like Reality Manipulation

 

[Juia_Darkcrest]

You are forgetting something, Yogiri could kill immortal beings and you can never revive since it's literally not death but absolute death, and yes I'm looking for smt like Reality Manipulation

Ahh I see... in that case you need to find a story about the mosquito that Saitama could not catch. That being is obviously manipulating reality.

 

[TheVanityWorks]

Ahh I see... in that case you need to find a story about the mosquito that Saitama could not catch. That being is obviously manipulating reality.

Demon king daimao is there, However I just found a novel that suits this thread well.

 

[Eldoria]

and yes I'm looking for smt like Reality Manipulation

If the ability to manipulate reality is what you're looking for in the definition of an OP MC, then the perfect candidate is Haruhi Suzumiya. She's an OP FMC who can create, erase, and alter the very existence of the world at will—even without realizing it.

Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu

If a survey were conducted to see if people believed in aliens, time travelers, or maybe espers, most would say they do not; average high school student Kyon considers himself among the non-believers. However, on his first day of school, he meets a girl who soon turns his world upside down...

myanimelist.net

 

[Bald-san]

A Wild Last Boss Appeared

Yes! Let's serve Ruphas Mafahl-sama together!

 

[MaxHax2]

More powerful than Yogiri would mean true omnipotence.
Power of creation with destruction on level of Yogiri.

 

[TheVanityWorks]

More powerful than Yogiri would mean true omnipotence.
Power of creation with destruction on level of Yogiri.

Just Hyperversal not omnipoten, because yogiri is still bound by logic, however he could kill logic but he can't manipulate it, he could kill reality but that would mean he would die too since he doesn't have a durability feat.

 

[expentio]

My story Eldritch got something like that.
Although, while she is quite OP, MC is also quite the mental wreck about having turned into a tentacle monster.
So she tries to stay incognito and is usually easily pressured, because she got a rather timid personality.