How is this trope substantially different from Differently-Powered Individual, and not just a specialized case of it?
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The same way as All-Ghouls School is different from Not Using the Z Word? The description does sidetrack, however.
Perhaps the description could be tightened up a bit?
Well, I originally just wanted it to focus on superpowers that can be identified but then other people put in example that does resemble it but it does give a term for the power. If whatever examples that does detail powers that goes by a common term then I it would help to remove them. There are setting where powers are help without given the people a term to described these powered individuals such as Quirks, Stands, and Nen. There are example that do have powers that goes by terms while also making them Differently-Powered Individuals such as Abnormalities for Abnormals, Branch of Sin for Deadmen, Gates for Gate Keepers, PSI for Psychiers, and Graces for Graclings. The difference between how these examples that do involve Differently Powered Individuals have a term for their powers while also giving one for a person that could have such a power. The point of it is how the tropes focuses on the superpower and yes it crosses with it but only when there is a term to identify the superpower. If it helps I could get rid of the examples that may not fit well such as the one from Darker than Black. Would that help?