Threadborn

These leaked powers are not dropped on Yono all at once. He gains them one by one every chapter, so each new chapter makes him stronger than the last.

Yono becomes fully immune to any character in fiction, any outside scaling, and any attack or ability that tries to force a result on him.

Mind control, sealing, reality hacks, fate control, conceptual attacks, anti-hax powers, and all other broken cheat abilities fail on Yono unless he lets them work.

At his leaked peak, damage does not register on Yono unless he personally allows the hit to count as real.

Deletion, erasure, sealing, non-existence, and reality wipe effects all fail because Yono can refuse the rule that says he should disappear.

He can create his own rules mid-fight and overwrite the rules other characters were relying on before the battle even finishes unfolding.

Yono can use any power he desires once he decides it belongs in the scene. He does not need permission, compatibility, or a learning phase.

He can copy anyone's power with no limitation and immediately output it at one hundred times the original strength.

Yono sees enemy attacks before they even happen, even on the so-called maximum speed scale, which lets him answer before the attacker's move is truly born.

One leak gives Yono inf IQ and inf battle IQ, so he can process limitless information instantly, read the entire fight at once, and choose the perfect answer before the other side even understands the exchange.

If an enemy starts an attack, Yono can copy that same power and use it first, before the original attacker finishes performing it.

The leak version of Yono is written so that even any supposed real-world layer, author-layer, or observer-layer interference still cannot control him.

Winning, losing, surviving, dying, or being countered become choices around Yono instead of outcomes forced onto him.

The leak scaling puts Yono past the boundless power chart. At that point, the chart stops being useful.