This question came to me, after the epic podcast debate that occurred between Rob and myself. See PodcastQuestion #18:In your opinion what defines a superhero?
Note: listening to the debate in the podcast might help you when thinking about your definition the word superhero.
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Note: listening to the debate in the podcast might help you when thinking about your definition the word superhero.
If you'd like to submit a question just send an e-mail to geeksquisite@gmail.com with the subject line Question of the Day.
Feel free to leave your answers in the comment section, thank you.
Someone who distinguishes himself from the crowd obviously, but its someone working for the greater good but not in secret and on a larger scale.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few things that must be met before I can call somebody a superhero:
ReplyDelete1) They have to save people, even if it's just the ones who matter.
2) They must have an identity, be it through wearing an outfit or mutating, the common citizen must not be able to recognise that person while they're in outfit.
3) They must have something that the common enemy does not, be it gadgets, superpowers, or years of advanced martial arts training. Anything that would count in this case would be something the common criminal couldn't obtain.