Ming He's useless power becomes the thing that saves everything, but only because he refuses to stop trying with what he's been given. That's the entire show right there. The Dependent Spirit isn't a reward for suffering or a plot convenience dressed up as destiny, it's what happens when you keep moving forward anyway, when your mutation is just as messy and uncertain as the person wielding it. You watch a kid figure out that his weakness and his strength are the same thing, and somewhere in that realization, the stakes stop being about the meteorite and start being about whether he's brave enough to stay broken.

Ming He is a youth whose ability has been written off as a junk superpower. Everything changes when that power comes into contact with a meteorite called the Goddess, and the collision warps it into a strange new entity known as the Dependent Spirit. His altered power soon draws him into one adventure and crisis after another. The fourteen-episode ONA blends action with fantasy.