Comic book question: Would it be weird to have the main villain for a season kidnap the main hero and steal her abilities for AN ENTIRE SEASON?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Is that too much over the top? So, because Kristen Lentz is going to be so ridiculously powerful, I HAD thought of a villain to beat her, BUT he can do even better than beat her, he can steal her abilities for an entire SEASON of the series. Then the other heroes must team up and defeat him with his original abilities and her abilities combined to get Kristen back.

Kristen's abilities as of this time:

Code Names: "Winter" and "Elementalist Superior"

Water control in all phases (primary)

Control of Earth, Air, and Fire, but to a lesser extent.

Shapeshifting into any Elemental form

Bad guy

Code Name: Zorbo

Real name: Unknown

Powers: Permanent absorption of all forms of energy.

In this way, I can have an "Evil Kristen" without actually butchering the original character.

What do you think?

[AI Opinion]

Having the main villain kidnap the hero and steal her abilities for an entire season sounds like an intriguing plot twist. It provides a fresh dynamic and creates substantial tension and stakes, as it gives the other heroes a considerable challenge. This scenario opens up space for character development among the secondary heroes and allows the audience to experience a different side of Kristen when she eventually returns. Balancing the season with engaging subplots and development will maintain interest. Mixing high stakes and character growth keeps the story compelling. It's a creative approach that could make for a gripping and memorable season! 🌟📚