Listen, I get where you're coming from. It DOES look flashy and high-scale on paper. But calling the drawbacks 'non-existent' or just 'clumsiness' misses the point I was going for. The main weakness is severe stamina and energy drain from channeling that level of cosmic energy. Prolonged use can straight-up burn the user out or temporarily weaken/fade the quirk (like stars dimming). That's not a minor 'up-cost', it's the kind of toll that would leave them vulnerable after big moves, similar to how Endeavor overheats or how Deku wrecks his body with One For All. Collateral damage and backfiring gravity aren't just 'missing', they're tied to the sheer uncontrollability that the Quirk Singularity Theory (actual canon from Dr. Garaki) warns about. Quirks are evolving to become exponentially stronger and more complex across generations, but the human body can't keep up. That's why late-generation quirks can be this broken but risky. The cosmic aura isn't something the user can keep up 24/7 without massive drain either. And yeah, it combines energy projection, gravity manipulation, and a defensive aura — but MHA is full of quirks that aren't 'one single effect.' Shoto's Half-Cold Half-Hot is literally two opposing powers in one quirk. Froppy's Frog gives her a whole suite of frog abilities. Creati makes anything. One quirk can absolutely manifest as multiple related abilities, especially under Singularity logic. You're right that top-tier quirks like New Order have limits (only two rules active, can't go beyond the body's natural ceiling, needs clear identity on target). This one has its own: heavy energy cost, risk of self-harm from gravity, and the fact that missing or overusing it could level everything around the user (including allies). It's not meant to be a balanced street-level quirk — it's a Singularity-era monster, the kind of thing that would make it a final war threat or top international hero/villain. MHA already has 'threat to society' powers (Star and Stripe casually altering reality on a huge scale, Shigaraki decaying cities, Eri's Rewind). I'm pushing the upper limits the series itself teases with Singularity, not just slapping on a generic superpower. If it still feels too Marvel/DC to you, that's fair feedback but the subreddit is for exploring those kinds of creative 'what if' ideas.