He-El thought there was something wrong with Superman Clark Kent's brain. If New Krypton did not protect its citizens, what was the point of having law enforcers?
Superman Clark Kent was not lacking in intelligence, either. He was smarter than 99 percent of the people on Earth, so how could he ask such a stupid question?
When an incident occurred, instead of immediately stabilizing the situation and protecting New Krypton's citizens, he thought he had strength to spare and could look after the lives of people who had suddenly appeared.
There was definitely something wrong with him.
He-El could not help wondering, How did my son turn out like this?
In the Bleach universe, the son he had with Rangiku Matsumoto was like a hot-blooded manga character whose brain had been starved of oxygen.
One of the sons he had with Ciri was the Unified Biological Consciousness Collective Civilization from The Three-Body Problem universe, who became He-El and Ciri's 320th child. This child was a little neurotic and spent all his time hiding from He-El.
If He-El had not occasionally heard from Zero and Ciri that he was still alive, and that he had become a lazy glutton who did nothing but wait to die and had to be beaten by Ciri every day to force him to work, He-El would have thought something was wrong with the child.
The other 319 children each had ambitions of their own and were now putting their talents to use within New Krypton, contributing their strength to its development.
As for Superman Clark Kent, the casualty born of his conflict with Jor-El, He-El would have thought there was something wrong with his head if he had not already known what he was like.
He had done little to help New Krypton become what