We follow a boy with problems of being extremely shy, antisocial, reserved and crybaby... A real crybaby. But he has a kindness and altruism that rivals Superman. Well, in this universe there are onihumans, beings that have existed for centuries as part of the evolutionary chain that the planet Earth was giving with its conditions (in this universe the Earth has elements that could be fantastical, but there they are completely normal and it was the cause of the onihumans). Gino is not the first nor the last, but something that makes him stand out is that ironically he is the strongest of all, and he quickly begins to gain popularity, being like the Superman of his universe. Gino is so shy and whiny because he had a truly shitty childhood. In short: incompetent and totally atrocious parents. They've tried a thousand and one ways to remove him from their lives: pushing him off the street, abandoning him in godforsaken places, drowning him in the river when they pushed him and knew he couldn't swim... And all because he was an unwanted child. These pathological circumstances caused his extinguished onihuman genes to awaken (something that, had he been loved, might never have awakened).

It should be noted that Gino/Ultracry does not have emotional powers or is emotionally strong (which he sort of is) but rather he is literally the Superman of his universe, only with a few changes:

1. Super Strength o Level: Absolute top among onihumans. o Examples of scale: Lifting entire buildings, holding back collapsing bridges, withstanding blows from other onihumans without being pulverized. o Narrative justification: He's the measuring stick; all other onihumans are compared against him in raw strength. o Limit: Strength tied to his body's endurance; if he lifts something out of proportion, he can shatter bones/muscles (although they regenerate later).

2. Flight o Fast and stable, not a simple "long jump." o Perfect control in the air: He can hover or move like a jet. o Speed: Supersonic, but not interplanetary like Superman (you cross continents, not galaxies).

3. Superhuman Speed o On land: Fast enough to dodge bullets or zip through cities in seconds. o Matching reflexes: He can react to attacks invisible to the human eye. Limit: He's not "The Flash"; he doesn't manipulate time, and friction does affect him if he pushes too hard.

4. Increased Resistance His body can withstand explosions, impacts, and extreme temperatures. But he's not invulnerable: weapons with enough energy, surgical cuts, or suffocation can kill him. His vulnerability to oxygen deprivation is key (he's not a god, he's a biological organism).

5. Emotional Hypersensing (Ultracry's iconic power) o He can perceive pain, distress, or danger in other people. o It works like an "empathic radar": sometimes he hears a scream that no one else has heard. o Range: It depends on his emotional state. If he's focused, he can cover entire neighborhoods. If he's exhausted or upset, it's greatly reduced. o Limit: It can overwhelm him. He senses so much pain from others that it sometimes leaves him almost paralyzed.

6. Precognitive Reflexes o It's not "seeing the future," but rather anticipating hostile movements thanks to his hyperempathy and reflexes. o In combat, it seems impossible to catch him off guard. o Limit: Massive attacks or machines without emotional intent can catch him out.

7. Moderate Regeneration o He heals faster than a normal human. o He heals cuts, fractures, and gunshot wounds in hours or days. o But he's not Deadpool/Wolverine: if you rip his head off or take his heart out, it's over.

8. Resilient Endurance o Even if he's wounded, he remains standing by sheer force of will. o This one is more narratively epic: even defeated, he manages to get up one last time if someone needs help. o It's the equivalent of Superman's unwavering faith, but with human overtones (tiredness, crying, pain). Specific Weaknesses • Lack of oxygen: This can permanently kill him (drowning, spatial vacuum). • Damage to vital organs: Losing his mind or heart = the end. • Empathic Overload: This can render him useless in the midst of a crisis if he feels too many emotions at once. • Psychological: His shyness and trauma make him easily manipulated or destabilized.