The ending is really cool. How can there be so many overall situations to consider, if you don't accept it, just do it.
The main story is that the grandfather abducted the granddaughter, or forced the granddaughter to split the mountain to save the mother... So the question is, why didn't the grandfather tell the son-in-law that the woman was still alive? Because the two generations had different ideas back then, the male protagonist's family wanted to live an "ordinary life". As a result, the grandfather forced his daughter to give away her head, and even abandoned her and ran away. The mission failed, and the hero thought his wife was dead, so he took his infant daughter into seclusion. If the old man can tell his son-in-law that the woman is not dead, and let his son-in-law save people with him, I believe the male protagonist will not refuse. But the grandfather did not tell the truth, but chose to abduct his granddaughter, a man's pathetic self-esteem? Because the grandfather didn't come directly to tell the male protagonist the truth, the male protagonist naturally thought that the grandfather was eyeing his daughter, wanted to repeat the previous failures, and wanted to make trouble. Naturally, he hated the old man.
The family's superpowers, according to the classification of magic bans, are almost like this——
The old man is the stealth of LV3, which can control himself and objects with a volume no larger than N to be invisible. If there is a LV4 level, it should make the opponent invisible without touching the object, and the LV5 level is immune to physical damage after invisibility.
My father is LV4's time "pause". After all, it can affect the mother's mountain. The range must be very large, but it can't be completely suspended. It just slows down the flow of time, so there is only LV4. This ability is strong. It is strong in the cold weapon era, but in the hot weapon era, when someone else's bullet is aimed at you, at a speed of 300m/s, it is really difficult to dodge at close range, so you are shot.
The daughter is the psychological master of LV4. After all, she has grown up savagely and has not been trained at all. It is difficult to say whether it will reach the level of Shokuhou.
The ability of the mother is hard to say. It must be used outdoors and can fly. Then it should be able to form a shield on the outer layer of the body. Fighting is also flying and rampaging, more like forming a cavitation, so there are space restrictions.
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To be fair, the biggest bug in this movie should be that when the male protagonist hears his daughter say something strange, he doesn't consider whether his daughter has awakened superpowers, but just blindly suspects that she ran out to play, and the family lacks communication. Moreover, judging whether the eyes bleed is used by ordinary people to identify freaks. Is it not clear that the hero himself is a superpower? Bleeding is a warning that MP is too low, and it doesn't mean that the ability will bleed... It's a pity that the blue bars of this group of superpowers are too short.
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