King_Gluttony

And that is half the problem. Most of the abilities and techniques he uses aren't magical and, thus, can't be taught to people who don't meet certain perquisites. The other half is that even if another person was given all the abilities and knowledge that Harry has, they still couldn't do it because they would lack the constant influx of faith required to refine divine energy. However, it does raise the question, could his abilities be replicated by magic? The Soul Resounating Mist is a spell so he could do that more easily. Regarding fire bending, most of it could be replicated by fire magic, but some simply won't translate due to a lack of Chi and meridians. However, it is magic could circumvent these differences if the person creating the spell understood the differences. Regarding Soothing Sunlight, it is harder but not necessarily impossible. While the lack of divine energy is the biggest roadblock, it isn't necessarily insurmountable. Harry refines magical energy using faith directed toward him. Faith is a specific, positive emotion. Wizards have shown the ability to interact with and utilize emotions, whether it is the dementors that drain the positive emotions of those around them or the patronus that is a manifestation of positive emotions. It shouldn't be impossible to create a spell, ritual, artifact, etc. to condense these positive emotions (or specifically faith if necessary) into a kind of pseudo-divine energy. Ironically, the Sight is the hardest thing to replicate as it is an inherent talent like being a Metamorphmagus or Parselmouth.

This is an interesting power system. While it is simple in application and progression, it is great for that very reason. Ignoring the virtue system for a second, he currently has three power systems with unclear progression: magic, divinity, and chi. Regarding magic, he can learn new spells and knowledge, but the wizarding world doesn't have clear stages for power progression. Regarding divinity, he can't progress beyond becoming more efficient with his healing, as he lacks other abilities that use divine energy and he isn't going to cultivate worshipers to ascend as a divine being. Regarding Chi, he lacks a cultivation method and other abilities that use Chi, and this isn't that kind of story (at least from what I could tell). The Angelic Power System just requires him to be true to the virtues he holds. This is great as he doesn't need to do more than he is already doing. Furthermore, it has far-reaching consequences for all his abilities. This doesn't even mention the other benefits of being an angel: his soothing presence in his partial form, maddening visage in his true form, and likely immortality as angels are divine beings.

How about his magic? Depending on the mythos, angels aren't just holy but also magical.

Thanks for the response. I also wanted to say that it is interesting that Harry is being exposed to so many different cosmologies and ideologies. He has the Hun and Po Soul from Chinese mythology. He is becoming an angel from the Jewish Cosmology. He has the Sight, originating from Greece, but changed by Buddhism. Thanks to his Language Comprehension, he has been able to understand concepts from other languages to learn how the cultures they originate from view the world, using it as a reference to better understand his powers. This does not mention all the tutoring he has received from masters such as Dumbledore and the Flamels, nor his self-study of the Hogwarts library. It is nice to see Harry growing his perspective rather than purely learning only magic at Hogwarts.

As an angelic being, is there a mechanic for "falling"? I don't expect Harry to ever become that corrupt that such would occur, but it is a question to consider if it is possible and how would it look. Would it be that he simply loses his angelic form and accumulated virtue energy? Would he take on a more demonic form, with the virtue energy mutating into some kind of sin energy?