Underrated/Unique Powers

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Another instance, someone who has the power of flight and the power to minimize friction/air resistance around their body. In essence, they become a flying bullet strong enough to blow most people apart. Unfortunately, they either need to experience a significant drop or had to have been traveling for a signicant distance to pick up the speed necessary for such a feet. Also, interrupting them mid flight is probably the most effective way of taking them out.

The power to always be in the right place on the right time. Like a very specific luck-based power, except it forces you to follow your luck and act on it 24/7.

>>85517298
God that would be convenient. Almost like how Spidey uses his spider-sense to detect when to intervene on the street.

Making things invisible
Like you touched someone's hand and now it's gone, not only you can't see it but they can't feel it
The hand is still there and it can touche things but they just won't feel it

It's a nice twist and you could use it on various ways
Not sure if this is the answer you were looking for

>>85517245
>Ability to Get Any Joke
Spying around the world.

>>85517307
And if you get an edgy writer on it, you can show off the downsides.
>Hero is about to get married
>Unknowingly to him, his powers made him go through all this bullshit just so he can prevent a world-ending scenario
>After the wedding gets interrupted, she abandons him
>Because fate needs him elsewhere
>Like sobbing in his own apartment because he happens to be needed there when someone tries to rob his neighbour

>>85517245
>Extreme regneration person lets their throat be cut because they know its going to erupt with a mountain of blood which they use as a psychological tactic against their enemy
This was in one of my japanese porn comics, where a girl being raped killed herself via throat-cut to freak out her rapists.

But then she just got up and was fine because she was a regenerator

Most writers just visualize super strength as "he can lift heavy objects and punch things really hard". But really every character with super strength should have the same level of bullshit as Superman, maybe sans the laser/X-ray vision.

Has there ever been a character whose powers could create a controlled vacuum of variable size?

Not just Invisible woman bubbles, but a true vacuum?

>>85517763

Lehvak-Kal could, before his powers backfired.

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Cheesekinesis

>>85518120
Reminds me of the Lactokinesis guy from that series

Controlling dairy products

>>85518049
A cursory google search shows me bionicle....Any....more humanoid approaches / examples?

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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Katie Power is probably the single most underrated heavy hitter in the whole Marvel Universe. She converts solid matter into energy, that she can store and release as destructive blasts later. She wrecks shit coming and going.

I would legitimately love a standalone comic about her as an adult, just to see how much of a bad ass she becomes.

>>85517763
Thirteen from My Hero Academia

http://bokunoheroacademia.wikia.com/wiki/Black_Hole

>>85518281
Interesting. Is this series any good? I use this same premise ("hero league") in my D&D game, but I've never heard anything about this anime before today.

>>85518315
Pretty good for a standard shounen. Nothing will surprise you but there are some fun powers and a mostly likable main character.