Devil Hunter RPG 3.0

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Demons can come into the world in the following 5 types of danger levels:

Rank E: These demons pose no threat to society; in fact, even an average human could kill one if they tried. However, for this very reason, they prefer to launch their attacks in massive groups of demons of the same rank, to increase their chances of victory...

Rank D: These demons, while not a big deal for the average Devil Hunter, could pose a significant threat to a small group of people. At this point, normal humans would no longer be able to kill them in the conventional way...

Rank C: Things get serious here. Demons of this rank are usually a danger that would require at least three average Devil Hunters, or one experienced one, to defeat. Not to mention that some specimens are capable of using black magic, albeit very clumsily, and commanding demons of lower rank...

Rank B: Extremely dangerous, capable of endangering a village or even an entire city if handled by a skilled Devil Hunter or several experienced ones. They not only wield black magic with greater expertise, but can also evolve into a Rank A demon if their magic doesn't run out over a long period. They control and dominate lower ranks and can open rifts in reality to attract multiple demons, further exacerbating the situation.

Reason A: From this point on, at the very least, a whole team of expert Devil Hunters is needed to take down these types of demons. They are capable of endangering entire continents if something isn't done in time, not to mention that they can have "demonic techniques," which are like Quirks, but adapted to the demons' twisted intentions...

Although 99.99% of humanity is born with at least a trace of divine energy, there are very rare cases where a person is born with none at all...and what happens in these cases? Simple! They gain what the scrolls call a "celestial body," which, despite not possessing any unique abilities or anything of the sort, compensates for this lack of power with a body that surpasses any known limit. The person practically becomes a superhuman with their characteristics, senses, muscles, and mentality enhanced by 500%. However, they cannot become stronger, so to speak...they can only improve their combat techniques to make the most of their ability.

It has many names, but it's the same thing... "divine energy," or mana, comes from that man who defended humanity, who somehow managed to grow inside the body of every human being throughout history... no matter how small the divine energy is, everyone still has at least a little inside. And what's it for? Simple! Divine energy allows humans to conjure their Quirks, so if they run out of it, they'll have to wait a while to "recharge," so to speak, in order to continue using their Quirks.

A large portion of the world's population is born with something called a "quirk," an extravagant way of referring to their powers. These can vary depending on the person; you never know what powers they might have, but the limits are simply nonexistent. One person might have a quirk that involves manipulating the geometric shapes around them, while another might simply have basic fire powers. My point is, quirks are simply limitless in their absurdity, and although some may not seem useful, it's just a matter of training and the human spirit to unlock their true potential.