Overused Powers

could be monsters that to be human or monsters that are just thoughtless beings that dont MEAN to be bad? but thats kinda boring maybe sympathetic monsters like the monsters in neverland? they have to eat/hurt humans how would you have the protagonist act to them if they are sympathetic? are the monster redeemable?

Ive always been one more for strategy based battles as well. Like Jojo or hunter x hunter. I prefer those to action in your face 24/7 lets punch each other.

well in warframe, tenno control their warframe from the safety of their orbiter, while the enemies are grineer which are cloned human flesh, and corpus are humans and a LOOOOT of robotics, and infested are just mutant monsters so thatd be the logic in game at least

The protagonist is a kind girl at heart who does eventually become broken. I want the monsters to be redeemable, but she is blinded by rage and hatred.

Do you want the girl to have a character arc where she overcomes this rage? Or do you want us to have a "OMG she killed x monsters... i get why but I feel genuine sympathy and empathy because the monsters are redeemed in our eyes, but not hers" Those are my fav moments xp

could the monsters be created accidently by humans? like exhumans whos dna was corrupted by whatever magic force the organization uses and theyr secretly thrown and the organization exploits the monsters being made because it has a purpose and they wanna keep using the magic, so the monsters are a needed consequence?

I also am a huge fan of very unique powers with conditions that must be met. Thats why I want the main character to appear weak at first but actually be OP later on, like she has to train to get to that point. As for the character arc, I think once she learns the error of her ways and that not everything is black and white, she finally grows over her rage.

maybe her father was an adventurer or her high point as a child was seeing the adventurers come home or shes always had an adventurous spirit, playing monster slaying with her toys and on her first mission she sees that monster hunting isnt a huge game that people die because of them her own friends cut down before her as simply as one walks over a flower without thinking twice and so shes hateful and bitter but when she finds out their secret she just becomes sympathetic, an internal struggle of who to blame but no ones to blame life is just unfair

I feel like being a monster hunter can drive people insane the longer they go on as well, and said mentor figure becomes more deranged as time goes on. But the protagonist dosent want to admit this.