What Special Powers Should I Give This New Possible Super-hero I Just Invented

Which super hero is scientifically possible?

This question can be answered in many different ways....Creating a Super Human having:millions of dollars in R&D to create gadgets and stuffsa group of scientists playing with DNA and tisues manipulating hman structurea person who knows magichaving a mutant and experimenting with it!!In short, we can make a Batman, an Iron Man, a Dr.Strange , a Kraven, a Punisher and a Mutant X (the last part is mine ;) )REASONS:Creating a Super Human having - millions of dollars in R&D to create gadgets and stuffs:Having a great scientist with us, with unlimited supply of money and intel, a person can easily volunteer to become a Super Human.Yes, a super Human but not a super hero!! Because he is still vulnerable when his gadgets fail.Creating a Super Human having - a group of scientists playing with DNA and tisues manipulating hman structure:This part is no new to us. As we read, expeivents over humans are being taken place.This trend is from the World War-2, the Nazi's had made a human experiment to create perfect soldiers who will have exceptional combat skills and who can also recover from an injury quickly.Experiments like these were a failure. But, with today's technology, who knows?? Anything is possible!!Creating a Super Human having - a person who knows magics:Dr.Strange is the only person who comes to my mind.A surgeon turned hero, who knows magic and has mythical objects for him.Creating a Super Human having - having a mutant and experimenting with it!!:This part is where we can set our imaginations run wild.Scientists say, we are not alone in this Solar System. Some aliens do exist and are hiding in different habitats in our Planet.This is from a video I saw in YouTube from Dark5.They say its a alien kinda form.Human experiments are happening using these or not...but, stuffs like that can bring something!! or Someone!!!PS:The above shared are from my personal POV, many might have better answers. But, this is from my very own little knowledge on Comic universe..

Can you invent a new super hero?

Oh yes.I was thinking of all the different superheroes I know, ranging from DC to Marvel to smaller publishers like Image Comics. So many types of powers have been done already.May I present to you: Goodluck! no, wait, Fortuneman! uhg, how about Luckster! you know what? Fridge the name, on to his abilities, or ability. His special power would be completely uncontrollable, he is stupidly lucky. Yup that’s it. Imagine being able to walk out onto a major highway and cars honking past you at 40+ miles per hour, you get to the other side without a single scratch, you repeat again and again, cars keep coming within inches of your body, but nothing hurts you. Eventually, someone calls the cops, they come and tell you to put your hands in the air, you are amused and comply. They take you to a detention center. An officer asks for all your personal items, you frown and instantly the inquiring officer gets called away to another emergency before he can get your stuff. You get bored, so you leave the station without anyone noticing. When you get outside the police station you find a five dollar bill on the ground. You walk over to the building next door, good ol’ Dunkin' Donuts. You buy an apple fritter and sit down on the one padded chair. You take out a worn out notebook labeled “Book no:6,401” and go to the 305th page. You idly write down the days events. When you’re done with your doughnut, you head outside. You walk to the highway and stick out your thumb, within seconds a limousine pulls over. You smile at the young lady and she lets you in. The limo headed in exactly the right direction. You strike up a conversation with the young lady to pass the time. When you reach you’re destination, you get out thank her and her driver. You then go inside you’re house and meet up with you’re fellow superheroes!It doesn’t matter what he looks like, if he needs a suit, he’ll get one.

Is it possible for humans to develop super powers?

Thanks for the A2A, Tahir.“Is it possible for humans to develop super powers?”It depends what you mean. There are people out there with abilities far beyond average humans now.Some people can sit in ice-water for 30 minutes or more with no loss in internal body temperature.Some people remember everything they see, hear, experience in any waySome people can run very very far.Some people can swim or run faster than you or I could ever hope to. No matter how hard I train, I could never run a 4 hour marathon. Some do it in under 3.Dianne Fosse lived with gorillas.People have all kinds of abilities that seem abnormal or super. But they cannot and never will have:X-ray visionAbility to climb walls with their fingertipsHeal instantly from any woundFloat in the air in defiance of gravityShrink to atomic sizeStretch over hundreds of feetTurn invisibleBurst into flame (and survive it)Destroy objects with beams from their eyesSome of this may be attainable with technology but not with genetics.Superpowers make for fun entertainment but physics doesn’t change because someone made a cool movie. If you want to make your mark on the world, don’t try to throw a car into outer space. Do something decent for another human being.

What comic book superpowers could become possible in the future?

I believe that a lot of things science can already achieve likely border on superpowers for people in the past. This is the tough part of predicting things like this. Many of the things we take for granted today would seem like magic or superpowers to people just 100-200 years ago. So kind of like how we think of Iron Man as a technological superhero nowadays, I'm sure that a smart guy in a helicopter and a assault rifle could have been a 'superhero' 150 years ago. Theoretically, if you go far enough into the future, many things can become possible using technology that we can't even imagine right now.Also it really depends on how you define a comic book superpower. Honestly, some of the feats already capable by humans already border on superpowers. Like there are strongmen who can throw motorcycles or athletes who can leap over tall objects or gymnasts who perform acrobatics already similar to comic book heroes with 'enhanced agility'. We have people with remarkable memory and with superhuman endurance or resistance to certain elements. Some human feats are already pretty 'super'.Other powers can already be done using science and technology to achieve similar effects. For example, science has already created methods of adhering to walls using electrostatic force (think Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol) much like Spider-man. Some news came out recently that also that contact lenses with screens and cameras have been invented giving us telescopic vision. Can x-ray vision be far behind? Technolgies for the blind are improving at a rate also that giving every blind person a Daredevil like awareness of his surroundings may not be fiction for very much longer.With things like energy weapons, exoskeletons, neural computer interfaces on the horizons, it might not be much longer before we can shoot lasers from our eyes, lift cars over our heads or send messages 'telepathically' to each other either.Let's face it, many of us wouldn't even have an idea how to start thinking what the world will be like in a couple centuries in the future. 50 years from now, what seems like a superpower now, might not even be that 'super' anymore.

If you could create a new superhero/supervillain, what would the character be like (powers, origin, name, etc.)?

Garret Gwydon Goddard Gordon, he has a few, understated powers. His main ability being Superior Learning, able to learn and retain knowledge at completely inhuman speeds. He also has above human speed, strength, senses, and reflexes. 2x a peak human at most.Personality wise he shows symptoms of very mild autism, hyperfocus, social awkwardness, and shyness.His father is unknown, at the time of his conception his mother was a prostitute. Whilst unknowingly pregnant, she participated in several secret governemnt experiments which seemingly failed. She died in childbirth and Garret was raised in New York foster care. Due to his differences, he was misunderstood and abused by several of his caretakers, until he ran away with his foster sister, Ashelynn (age 15) when he was 8.His powers manifested just prior, in a much weaker state, slightly increased attributes and apparent savant syndrome. They grew progressively throughout puberty. At the urging of his sister, he gained a scholarship to NYU. He didn't know what to major in, so he decided to learn everything that interested him. He has a doctorate in medicine and psychology, a masters in criminal justice, engineering, and physics.He works as head of neurology at a hospital in New York, and moonlights as Guardian. He speaks 8 languages, has mastered multiple martial arts disciplines, and consults for the NYPD as a behavioral analysis and investigstive genius.