The central irony of the isekai power fantasy is that high-tier status often functions as a social prison rather than a liberation. A direct comparison between a YPS-4 authority figure and a YPS-2 physical combatant is fundamentally meaningless in terms of combat output, as they operate on entirely different axes of influence. Instead, the real parallel lies in how both characters use their perceived invincibility to mask an internal void. Ainz treats the governance of the New World as a corporate performance, operating under the constant fear that his subordinates will discover he is merely a stressed salaryman in a skeleton's body. His authority is not a tool of will, but a mask of necessity. Darkness mirrors this dysfunction through a physical lens; her durability is not a means to achieve victory, but a vehicle for her desire for humiliation. While Ainz is terrified of losing the respect of his court, Darkness actively pursues the loss of her own dignity. Both characters possess high Bonds scores, yet these relationships serve as the anchors that force them to maintain their public facades. This reveals a recurring genre truth: whether power manifests as the ability to crush nations or the ability to endure endless strikes, it frequently serves to alienate the individual from their true self.