Comparing a YPS-1 authority-type to a YPS-3 physical-type renders raw power scales irrelevant. The real friction lies in how these two treat the laws of their respective universes as software to be hacked. Sora and Tanya are not protagonists in the traditional sense; they are auditors of reality. Sora operates within the Ten Pledges, turning Disboard's pacifist constraints into weapons of psychological warfare. Tanya treats the Imperial Army's bureaucracy and the laws of magic as a corporate optimization problem. While the YPS gap suggests a mismatch, their DNA profiles reveal a shared obsession with rationality. However, this rationality is a mask for a lack of genuine agency. Sora's ego is a facade maintained only through his bond with Shiro; without her, he is a shut-in incapable of functioning. Tanya’s ego is effectively zero because she is a cog in a machine, her every calculated move ironically serving the goals of the deity she hates. The tragedy of their shared archetype is that the more they optimize their surroundings, the more they cement their own imprisonment. Sora wins the game but remains a prisoner of his own fragility, while Tanya climbs the ranks only to become an ideal tool for a war she wants no part of. Their stories prove that in isekai, intellectual dominance is often a gilded cage, providing the illusion of control while the narrative architecture dictates the outcome.