Divine authority becomes a liability when stripped of agency, proving that raw output is meaningless without the will to direct it. The gulf between a YPS-3 city-level deity and a YPS-1 human is vast, but the DNA profiles reveal a reversal of actual influence. Aqua possesses the capacity to reshape the physical world, yet her zero-score Ego renders her a passenger in her own narrative, often serving as the catalyst for her party's failures rather than their salvation. In contrast, Sora operates within the narrowest margins of physical power, yet his higher Growth and Bond scores allow him to dismantle entire political hierarchies. While the YPS scale suggests a mismatch, the reality is that Sora’s strategic manipulation of Disboard’s rules provides more systemic control than Aqua’s divine spells ever achieve in Axel. This comparison exposes a fundamental isekai truth: the status of a god is a cage if the character lacks the self-determination to navigate the world. Sora’s dependency on Shiro is a calculated vulnerability that fuels his success, whereas Aqua’s dependence on Kazuma is a systemic failure of her divine nature. The tension here is not about who would win a fight, but about who actually owns their existence.