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Flying Brick

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Flying Brick	comment	There's a whole lot of superpowers out there, and many different ways to get them. Despite this variety, many heroes frequently end up with the Flying Brick set, an assortment of abilities including but not limited to: Flight, Super-Strength, Super-Toughness/Nigh-Invulnerability, and usually at least one of Super-Speed, Eye Beams (or other energy-projection attack), Super-Senses, or Super-Breath. These powers seem to be compatible with any given Backstory and Super Hero Origin, which also conveniently explains why any given hero's powers are vastly different from every other hero's flight, super strength, and Super-Toughness. Occasionally comes with a lesser, embarrassing power or a Weaksauce Weakness to "make up for" their incredible power. A common manifestation of the Lightning Bruiser type. Not to be confused with Brick Joke, nor bricks that are thrown during riots or robberies. Spaceships that look like flying bricks are Standard Human Spaceships. Replace Super-Strength and Nigh-Invulnerability with the power to shoot/cast Fireballs, Hand Blasts or the like and you get Flying Firepower. Part of the reason for the popularity of this power set is that it allows for a flexible variety of story situations that are easy to set up within relatively normal human definitions, albeit to a superhuman degree. Contrast Fragile Flyer, where toughness is sacrificed for aerial mobility. The name comes from a flight sim for the Archimedes (Interdictor) from 1989 which specifically used the term Flying Brick Mode for the invulnerability cheat (with a predictable Easter Egg if you switched to external view). This item is available in the Trope Co. catalog.
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Flying Brick / int_12fd5db0	comment	In Megamind, Metroman — an analog to Superman — has the powers of flight, speed, invulnerability and heat vision. Titan acquires all of these powers when injected with his DNA.
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Flying Brick / int_13679a09	comment	Worm's sequel Ward also features several people with this powerset, including the perspective character, Victoria Dallon, formerly Glory Girl and now known as Antares. It's notable in that the main character actually takes the time to analyze some of the less obvious advantages this power set gives you, such as the ability to have leverage in a hand-to-hand fight regardless of footing or position, and uses them to great effect.
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Flying Brick / int_1367cea0	comment	Worm: Capes with this set of powers are referred to as having "The Alexandria Package", Alexandria being the most famous flying brick in the setting. Alexandria has almost total invincibility except for needing to breathe, and she also has Super-Intelligence and a Photographic Memory on top of her physical abilities (her name is intended to be a reference to the Library of Alexandria, based on this part of her power set). The real source of Alexandria's powers is her body's cells are all locked in time at the moment she gained her powers, meaning it's physically impossible to affect them in any way. She can only be hurt by things that ignore physics, like The Siberian, or suffocation as her brain still requires oxygen. Aegis has something like this power set but isn't technically invincible or super-strong. His body is able to provide redundancy for nearly any injury, as well as being able to rapidly heal otherwise fatal injuries. For example, his lungs can adapt to continue pumping blood should his heart stop working and otherwise fatal cuts (like those that would sever an artery) are only minor annoyances. He isn't actually significantly stronger than normal, but he is able to combine the ability to ignore any injures and to be in a state of ongoing adrenaline rush for hours at a time in order to throw punches that would normally break his hand or otherwise push his body beyond what a normal person could safely do in a fight. Also, He can fly. Glory Girl has the full set of powers, but only her flight is the standard version of it. Her strength and toughness comes from a personal force-field that magnifies her physical attributes greatly, but whenever she takes or gives a big hit, the field shorts out for a few moments, temporarily deactivating her powers (except flight, which functions independently). Scion has this as his one of his primary powers, the other being able to manipulate Pure Energy for ranged attacks. He's also by far the biggest winner of the Superpower Lottery in the series — unlike the other examples above, his Flying Brick abilities have no notable drawbacks or limitations, and he also has access to every single superpower ever documented and then some, since he's the one that gave the human race powers in the first place.
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Flying Brick / int_1480faf8	comment	Alphablocks: X qualifies, being their worldâ€™s Superman Substitute.
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Flying Brick / int_15ac5735	comment	Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has an antagonistic example with Namor. He's able to fly faster than Wakandan ships with the wings on his ankles, is nearly indestructible due to adapting to living in the deep sea, and according to M'Baku is as strong as the Hulk.
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Flying Brick / int_15c6ea11	comment	It seems it was just not practical to have a super-powered hero who had to depend on an airplane to fly or at least surf through the air. Robert Kanigher took over Wonder Woman in 1958, and decided that while the Amazons could not fly, they could be lifted up by strong air currents and "glide". In the Post-Crisis Wonder Woman, the god Hermes specifically gave Diana the power of flight.
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Flying Brick / int_16fff731	comment	In The Girl Who Would Be King, Bonnie and Lola start with super strength, super speed, and super senses; later on, they learn how to fly.
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Flying Brick / int_1937dd14	comment	The Sentry: Robert Reynolds is generally comparable to the Silver Age Superman, in both raw power and power set. A weakened version was easily beating the Hulk during World War Hulk before he lost control — and that loss of control pretty much leveled Manhattan. Also has a lot of subconscious Psychic Powers such as giving the entire world Laser-Guided Amnesia about himself, and turning his headquarters — a tower on top of a Manhattan skyscraper — Invisible to Normals. Also has complete control over every molecule in the universe and may or may not be either God himself or the Angel of Death. Or... something. No one has any idea what the hell the Sentry is. Current theories include one that he subconsciously rewrites history to make his origin... whatever it is at the moment. Despite having all this power, he's practically useless as a hero since he has a lot of psychological problems and a Superpowered Evil Side. Which says a lot about the difference in tone between the Marvel and DC universes.
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Flying Brick / int_19ac0e6a	comment	Threshold from DV8, who also has telepathy.
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Flying Brick / int_1a12bbee	comment	The Mighty Thor: Thor, the God of Thunder. Though rarely displayed, he's got Super-Speed coming out the wazoo, being able to easily fight at faster than light speeds when the situation demands. Twist: Can't actually fly. Instead, he throws his hammer, which he can do with unerring accuracy for almost any distance... but doesn't let go. When he wants to stay in one place in mid-air, he spins his hammer around above his head like a helicopter. (His hammer, if you're wondering, can also float.) Also extraordinarily long-lived and has all the powers one would expect of a God of Thunder. His flying brick status is roughly on a par with that of Superman, as shown in the JLA Avengers crossover, when they each won alternating fights, the implication being their powers are equal. Supes briefly goes dramatically above this into a sort of super flying brick, when Thor lends him Mjolnir and Captain America hands over his shield. His inability to fly depends entirely on who happens to be writing him at the moment. It's possible that they might still stick with the "I throw my hammer!" bit but the way it's portrayed there's no way it could be anything BUT true flight. And then you have to factor in his vast array of other powers. Elemental control, energy absorption — of all kinds — several varieties of Galactus busting attacks (notably the God Blast), one shot from which sent a well fed Galactus running for his life.
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Flying Brick / int_1a4b3ea2	comment	Several Digimon, like WarGreymon, Magnamon, and Omegamon qualify. A large majority of Ultimate and Mega level Digimon (including those mentioned) can fly, and almost all of them are also extremely durable and strong. Not to mention all sorts of other powers or abilities they may have.
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Flying Brick / int_1b56abaa	comment	Champions Online actually makes it easier to create this powerset — simply cherry pick between Might and other power sets (mostly Powered Armor), and choose Flight when it's time to pick your travel power after the intro.
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Flying Brick / int_1b7fda65	comment	Marvelman/Miracleman and family. A Captain Ersatz of the DC Captain Marvel, with the twist that he and his family and his enemies were retconned as deliberately created this way after his creator was inspired by a discarded Captain Marvel comic. He's very much the Flying Brick with speed, flight, strength and invulnerability, but the series indicates that his powers are mentally based, and he could develop new powers. At the time he was revamped into his modern form, for him to be so far along the Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism was also an innovative twist.
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Flying Brick / int_1bd83c95	comment	Milestone hero, Icon, was purposefully made to be Superman but if he was black. As such, not only does he share his origin of being an Alien, he also has most of his powers too such as Flight, Super-Strength, Super-Speed, etc. Superman himself at one point commented that Icon is one of the few guys he knows who can fight toe to toe with him. His Sidekick, Rocket, is able to simulate similar powers thanks to the special belt Icon gave her, which is actually a piece of Alien tehcnology that gives her the ability to absorb and manipulate Kinetic Energy.
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Flying Brick / int_1bdab048	comment	Nova: Richard Rider got his powers from an entire Nova Corps of Human Aliens with Flying Brick powers. They were kind of like the Green Lanterns, but then they were wiped out, all but him...and he got all their powers combined, catapulting him to a top-level hero (in power, if not in fame).
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Flying Brick / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: For a time, Rogue was a Flying Brick, drained from Ms. Marvel as mentioned above. The only time her other power got used during this period tended to be when she literally took off the kid gloves. Twist: Rogue has only one natural power—that of being to temporarily drain the powers (and memories, and Life Energy) of others. If she holds on too long, though, it can become permanent...Her Age of Apocalypse counterpart was also a Flying Brick, though in that continuity it was the result of a very specific application of the magnetic abilities she had stolen from Polaris. As of Uncanny Avengers, Rogue is once again a Flying Brick thanks to her absorption of Wonder Man's essence. Gladiator, from the Shi'ar empire. Twist: His actual level of power depends on his confidence. It's implied (though the specific term isn't used) that his powers come from "tactile telekinesis" like the later version of Superboy, and he may or may not actually be aware of how his powers work. At full power, he's easily matching high level Thor. His son has the same powers, with the added caveat that he's a teenager. Nothing, not even briefly being turned into a Brood (which he thought was awesome to the point that he didn't want to be turned back to normal), can shake up his confidence. M, of Generation X and X-Factor. Twist: In addition to those powers, also possesses telepathy, the ability to Fusion Dance with her siblings, sort of, arrogance, and fashion sense. (Only M could have "arrogance" as a fully-fledged superpower.) Cannonball of New Mutants. His mutant power literally IS flying brickitude: he's invulnerable, but only when flying. And a good thing, since he steers like a brick, too. He can't hover at all and has very little control over his speed or direction. This trope was lampshaded in volume 1 of Astonishing X-Men, where a young mutant with flight describes how he broke his legs the first time he landed because he assumed he was invulnerable too. Nate Grey can, or could before being de-powered, achieve this by channelling his telekinesis through his body, allowing him to tank punches from Captain Britain and Colossus without being more than pissed off and catch Ares' axe. among other things. With his psionic armour, he actually managed to hurt Thanos (or one of the Thanosi).
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Flying Brick / int_1cba4fec	comment	In Fine Structure, the Powers gain this set of abilities, plus the ability to move in Bullet Time. Each new Power is specifically twice as strong as the last: Arika is 256 times faster and stronger than a normal human, while Jason is 512 times faster and stronger. It is of some concern that, if the trend continues, there will soon be Power millions of times stronger than ordinary humans.
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Flying Brick / int_1cc09117	comment	A lot of Shinigami in Bleach, although they more walk on air than fly, this still functionally works the same, and they usually have super strength to go along with it.
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Flying Brick / int_207a8200	comment	Glory Girl from Atonement is super strong and invulnerable thanks to a powerful forcefield.
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Flying Brick / int_21938c93	comment	Avengers: Age of Ultron marks the film premier of The Vision, and he is by far the most straight-forward example in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Rather than requiring powered armor, a magic hammer, or wings to fly, he literally comes straight out of the box with the ability despite having no visible means of propulsion, and his "flesh" is bonded with Vibranium at a cellular level.
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Flying Brick / int_22d76c13	comment	The same powers are possessed by both Wonder Girls Donna Troy and Cassandra Sandsmark. These days, the main difference is what happens if you get caught in their lassos. Diana can make you tell the truth, Cassie can channel her anger into lightning, and Donna can use Mind Control on you.
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Flying Brick / int_293ae150	comment	The classic TV Superhero Underdog also deserves a mention here.
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Flying Brick / int_29979ce0	comment	In The Measure of a Titan Starfire reminds everyone how powerful she is when she gets really, really angry.
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Flying Brick / int_2a8943c0	comment	Miraculous Ladybug has the New York-based superhero Majestia, a Superman/Wonder Woman pastiche with the former's powerset.
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Flying Brick / int_2ba1d958	comment	Neo, in The Matrix trilogy, after realising his potential as The One. Others can hack their strength, speed and durability by understanding the Matrix, but his become unmatched. And he learns to fly. Other than that, he has some limited Reality Warper abilities.
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Flying Brick / int_2baf4941	comment	The third Blue Beetle, Jaime Reyes. With his armor, he can fly, is near-invulnerable, he can locate almost anyone in the world, his senses are enhanced, and he can carry a large amount of weight. (His practical limits in this capacity haven't really been demonstrated yet.) On top of that, the armor can generate practically any weapon imaginable. For that matter, Dan Garret, the original Blue Beetle in his Silver Age post-scarab power set.
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Flying Brick / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	Heroes. Peter Petrelli (who by the end of season one, had acquired Super-Strength from Niki, Flight from Nathan, and, while not Nigh-Invulnerable, absorbed a Healing Factor from Claire), and Sylar/Gabriel Gray (who can now fly, has a Healing Factor, and can use his telekinesis to enhance his strength). Both are basically unstoppable. Although in Season 3 they decided it would be funny to completely nerf Peter by leaving him powerless while Sylar goes on a killing spree and becomes one of the most broken villains ever created, especially when you look at the rest of the cast of this show.
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Flying Brick / int_2bf7632f	comment	Strong Man from The Mighty Heroes.
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Flying Brick / int_2c4166c3	comment	In Sanctioned, Glorious has flight, invulnerability, and superstrength. Somehow, she was still stabbed to death just before the story begins.
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Flying Brick / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Hawkgirl, as portrayed in Justice League. (The comicbook versions of the Hawkfamily are a case of Clothes Make the Superman.) Her edge is that she fights with an Energy Mace, which in addition to smashing things is very useful for deflecting lasers, disrupting energy fields, and negating magic.
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Flying Brick / int_2e6be66a	comment	The Otome in My-Otome are mass produced by empowering women with nanotech devices called GEMs. The twist: Most "common" Otome only have the Flying Brick powerset but most Meister ranked GEMs come with summonable melee weapons called Elements. These can grant additional powers including Razor Floss, Flying Firepower abilities and invisibility. Extra twisty lemon: Otome are Always Female and have a Weaksauce Weakness in the form of Virgin Power. They are also schooled in formal etiquette and ballroom dancing of all things since they are also meant to be members of a royal court or high-ranking military officials.
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Flying Brick / int_2e849915	comment	My Hero Academia: Vigilantes: Captain Celebrity is one of those rare true flying bricks. He has a tactile telekinesis Quirk that he can use on anything within a close radius, including himself; this allows him to fly, shield himself from harm and lift things that should fall apart under their own weight. However, when he's extending his telekinesis too far (such as when he's shielding bystanders), he leaves himself vulnerable.
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Flying Brick / int_2ecdb7b0	comment	Archvillain: Mighty Mike has flight, invincibility, super speed, super strength, freeze breath, and laser vision are among his powers. The Blue Freak as well, although he only has flight, super strength and super speed.
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Flying Brick / int_2fce14ae	comment	These are called "Atlas types" in Wearing the Cape. Atlas himself is one, of course, and so is Astra.
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Flying Brick / int_30d735ec	comment	Sky High (2005): Married superhero couple Steve and Josie Stronghold (aka The Commander and Jetstream), between the two of them. Steve's got Super-Strength and invulnerability, Josie's a flyer, early on they're shown using their powers together for a Fastball Special combo. Their son Will initially appears to be a Muggle Born of Mages, then after a couple Die or Fly moments turns out to have inherited both their powers.
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Flying Brick / int_3495152f	comment	Hancock: The title character has all the typical superhero powers, and he also has a Healing Factor in case something does hurt him. Mary has the same powers as well, but they both lose them if they spend too much time together.
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Flying Brick / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck once met up with Comet Guy, a Flying Brick who wanted to train with the universe's greatest hero. Twist? Comet Guy is as smart as a brick. Oh, and the sound of a bell causes him to dance uncontrollably (until he hears a whistle), injuring friend and foe. He also shoots little comet bolts and has to hide in his hat to travel between planets. Later Comet Guy takes Darkwing to his homeworld, a Planet of Flying Bricks! Who are all only slightly less stupid than Comet Guy.
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Flying Brick / int_36c604af	comment	In Justice League 3000, which replaced the legion in the New 52, their version of Superman is similar to the original, but lacks most of the original's "bonus" powers like heat vision. Implicitly this is because he's not Kryptonian.
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Flying Brick / int_37aa0107	comment	Paragon of Supermom has Super Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability, and Flight.
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Flying Brick / int_3823caa4	comment	Trapped on Draconica: Daniar's use of this trope is justified: She is a dragokin, a human blessed by a dragon god with dragon-like powers, and what are dragons know for besides flying, breathing fire, and being very strong?
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Flying Brick / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman: While very tough, Wonder Woman is (usually) not bulletproof, but has bracelets that deflect bullets, as well as the ability to react at super-speed. Then again, if you can take punches from Superman... Occasionally, she is explicitly bulletproof and deflects bullets solely as an intimidation thing. Another explanation of the bracelets/bullets thing is that she is your standard example invulnerable except against specifically piercing attacks (like bullets, spears, arrows, etc.), while the bracelets are the reforged Aegis of Zeus, which can stop any such attack. As Nubia is Diana's sister she has a near identical powerset which includes flight and being far more durable than the average human. The same powers are possessed by both Wonder Girls Donna Troy and Cassandra Sandsmark. These days, the main difference is what happens if you get caught in their lassos. Diana can make you tell the truth, Cassie can channel her anger into lightning, and Donna can use Mind Control on you. Also, from the beginning and for many years, she had a silent, invisible robot airplane that runs on voice commands as well as normal piloting. This got retconned out down the line, though. And then got reintroduced because (A) it's iconic, and (B) it serves useful story purposes (taking people with her on her travels). It seems it was just not practical to have a super-powered hero who had to depend on an airplane to fly or at least surf through the air. Robert Kanigher took over Wonder Woman in 1958, and decided that while the Amazons could not fly, they could be lifted up by strong air currents and "glide". In the Post-Crisis Wonder Woman, the god Hermes specifically gave Diana the power of flight.
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Flying Brick / int_397c7840	comment	Marshal Law: The Public Spirit, an evil Superman expy, can fly, deflect bullets using a special electromagnetic field, and shoot beams from his hands. He also has enhanced vision and super strength. The serial killer called The Sleepman also has these abilities, leading Marshal Law to believe they are the same person. The Sleepman is actually the Public Spirit's son, who inherited his parents' powers.
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Flying Brick / int_3aabfec3	comment	Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Captain Planet is super-strong and almost impervious to harm, along with his Elemental Powers. His flight abilities are actually an extension of Linka's Wind power, albeit at a greater intensity than it's easy for her to sustain. In addition to that, he has the abilities of Dishing Out Dirt, Making a Splash, Playing with Fire, Transflormation, and Psychic Powers.
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Flying Brick / int_3adaad9b	comment	The Defenders: Captain Ultra can fly, has ultra-strength and endurance, and will faint at the slightest sign of a fire.
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Flying Brick / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball characters tend to be this starting with the turn to Dragon Ball Z: just swap out eye beams for Ki Manipulation. As it's a martial arts series, characters learn how to do these things themselves: Goku didn't attain flight until a third into the story, attacks like the Kamehameha are ki techniques that can be copied by others, and existing skills can be made better through more training. Super-Strength and Nigh-Invulnerable are also relative: Goku starts out the story resistant to bullets, but has his body broken by Vegeta because he was much more powerful at that time.
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Flying Brick / int_3afb0bd2	comment	Alpha Flight: Centennial, however the twist is he's 97 years old, and shows his age. He's also got the other powers that sometimes come with the package, like heat vision.
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Flying Brick / int_3be307d1	comment	Tenchi Muyo!'s Ryoko in most versions is this: pretty tough, hyper strong, flight capable. And has the Most Common Superpower too.
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Flying Brick / int_3c369743	comment	Captain Britain: Brian Braddock, however the twist is only while in Britain or in costume. More recently, though, he's lost the geographical/costume-based weaknesses, and his strength is now dependent on his self-belief, much like Gladiator. The impact is that he's now potentially stronger than ever, but the minute his self-belief fails, he becomes powerless. A bit like Britain itself, really. His alternate universe teenage self Kid Britain introduced in Avengers Arena has the same confidence based powers, which he fuels by being a Jerk Jock bully at the Braddock Academy. He meets his end when the triple whammy of realizing he was manipulated by his girlfriend, being insulted by the girl with whom he cheated on his girlfriend, and actually being hurt by the guy he used to bully often weakens him enough that he gets his head cut off.
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Flying Brick / int_3d20478a	comment	In Captain Electron, the title character is another Superman expy, with the ability to fly, super-strength, and being near-invincible. It's implied that he may have some other, more technologically-based powers, but they're never seen in the sole issue that was released.
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Flying Brick / int_3ebe3723	comment	Parodied in The Demented Cartoon Movie. Super Blah, in his climactic confrontation with Evil Blah, swats away hordes of attacking Mooks by flexing his arms a bit, but shares the really stupid weakness of every other Blah. In an earlier scene he flies into space in an attempt to stop a meteor on collision course with the Earth, only for it to crash into him and then the Earth, which explodes again.
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Flying Brick / int_3ec0e37	comment	In Full Frontal Nerdity, when they play a superhero Deconstruction RPG, Shawn's character is actually called the Flying Brick. Unfortunately, he can't actually use his powers without causing massive destruction and probably killing people.
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Flying Brick / int_40c936e6	comment	The Vampire of Steel has Supergirl as well as Zol-Am, a Kryptonian vampire who is considerably stronger and tougher than an average Kryptonian.
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Flying Brick / int_41804317	comment	The superheroes of Anpanman each can fly and each have a super powerful punch and kick (that they can strengthen by powering it in sync). The rest becomes fair game for additions to their power arsenal (Currypanman can spit out burning-hot curry, Creampanda has a powerful headbutt, Melonpanna uses love to immobilize enemies, and Rollpanna also uses a gymnastics ribbon as a weapon).
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Flying Brick / int_43576f5	comment	Angels in Supernatural have flight, Super-Strength, Super-Speed, and invulnerability, as well as the ability to smite or heal with a touch, time travel, and dream walking. Talk about the Superpower Lottery.
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Flying Brick / int_44040f52	comment	Halt Evil Doer! has Divinos and other Mithrans (Alternate Company Equivalent Kryptonians) as well as Ultimatum and Valkyrie, the setting's version of the Shazam! Family.
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Flying Brick / int_440bb3af	comment	Lightning Dust's Crystal Eye has this power set.
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Flying Brick / int_4469eff1	comment	In the first issue of Supergirl (Rebirth) Kara shows her flying brick skills: she survives being hurled into the Sun, flies back to Earth in a matter of seconds, and wrestles a super-strong werewolf.
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Flying Brick / int_4522fd1	comment	Whateley Universe: It's not an uncommon power set: Lancer of Team Kimba plays this completely straight, being a 'psychokinetic brick' with super-strength, flight, and a forcefield that he's learned to extend a bit to cover weapons he uses, but no ranged powers other than picking things up and throwing them thus far. It has been stated that there are several such tricks ('knife hand', making the PK field frictionless, the Attack Reflector skill, etc.) which in principle any PK brick, Package Deal Psychic, or Telekinetic can learn, but that most never master more than a few of them. Tennyo arguably has this as a subset of her powers, though it's easy to overlook underneath her flashy energy blasts/sword and reality-rending 'death blow'. Note that there are several ways to get the same basic set of effects, including psychokinesis (as in the case of Lancer), density warping (e.g., Phase), gravity control (e.g., Superchick, G-Force), space/time warping combined with the Exemplar powerset and regeneration (e.g., Tennyo), and several others. This means that it is crucially important to know which kind of Flying Brick one is to use the powers well, and both information and disinformation about others' powers are no less factors than with other powers. Just as important, because these powersets are fairly common combinations with equally well-known limitations, and given that your typical Flying Bricks have been living in the proverbial "world of cardboard" since manifesting and thus rarely use their full strength, there are several known ways of taking most of them out — for all its power, it is one of the easiest powersets to overcome through superior training and planning. This is the favorite trick Ito-soke uses in his introductory demo for Basic Martial Arts classes, with him getting the better of one such brick in four or five classes on the first day of school each year. To say that seeing an elderly baseline human doing this leaves a lasting impression (in the students minds, if not necessarily the dojo walls) is an understatement.
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Flying Brick / int_45a5beb2	comment	WordGirl's powers are like this, aside from her powers of literacy immense vocabulary.
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Flying Brick / int_46a7fe88	comment	Nextwave: The Captain not only has these standard powers, which he refers to as his "generic set of super-hero abilities" at one point, but he also mentions the addition of telescopic sight. Twists: the first thing he did with his superpowers was beat the crap out of the aliens who gave them to him. Once called himself "Captain â˜ â˜ â˜ â˜ " for lack of a better name; got seven kinds of it beat out of him by Captain America for using that language. The original joke to The Captain was that he had been all of the obscure "Captain ____" flying brick heroes in the Marvel Universe, of which there are several. Did you know there was a Captain Rectitude? There is. This was somewhat recharacterized in the actual comic.
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Flying Brick / int_46f5bf95	comment	Kate Spencer, Manhunter. Her supersuit gives her the strength and near-invulnerability, and her staff allows her to fly. She is also the granddaughter of Iron Munro (a Retcon Captain Ersatz of the Golden Age Superman, though he couldn't fly) which helps with the near invulnerability part.
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Flying Brick / int_4811a5a6	comment	In order to be a part of the 8 Guardian Generals from Asura's Wrath you need to have these powers as a part of your base powerset. Certain ones have different powers to distinguish themselves, but all of them (with the possible exception of Kalrow and that's possibly only due to his age) are this to some degree. However, few of them can actually fly but they can either jump really well or punch the ground hard enough to propel them into the air.
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Flying Brick / int_4a984191	comment	Wonderful (Mazinja): The powers of Vicky (a. k. a., Glory Girl) include Super-Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability and Flight... which made her the perfect cannonball when their team needed a projectile to smash a tank.
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Flying Brick / int_4c363bcc	comment	Legacy in Sentinels of the Multiverse has this as his powerset, with his additional power being an enhanced danger-sense. His powers are all genetic, passed down from his ancestors, and his daughter (who is another playable character) gain Eye Beams as her power. The Super-Strength aspect of his powers is downplayed, though he has access to some attack cards that let him do a lot of damage. The Super-Toughness is played up more, though, as his role in the team is to serve as the leader and damage-taker, and he even has cards that let him redirect attack to him, as well as shrug off damage or even ignore an entire damage type. His Evil Counterpart, Iron Legacy, however, dispenses with the whole notion of holding back; he uses all his powers to deal horrendous amounts of damage to everyone as well as shrugging off most attacks and healing damage.
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Flying Brick / int_4f7b790	comment	Ikaris, of the Eternals, is able to fly, has Eye Beams of cosmic energy, and is strong enough to outmatch even Gilgamesh (for whom Super-Strength is his thing). While all of the Eternals have this powerset in the comics, in the film, most of them lose some of the common abilities in favor of Superhero Speciation. This also makes it a lot harder for the other Eternals when Ikaris begins his Anti-Mutiny.
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Flying Brick / int_5084d29e	comment	Captain Marvel: Mar-Vell, however he's a supersoldier among his kind. The Kree typically only possess twice the strength, endurance, stamina and with some invulnerability. However, various scientific experiments along with cosmic powers increased his capabilities to greater amounts while gaining his "cosmic awareness" (allowing him to know exactly what he needed to know at any moment) along with being able to absorb and manipulate energy (he usually relies on solar, but can do so with others.) Other neat tricks include some form of telekinesis, faster healing and at one point, changing size after overabsorbing massive amounts of energy through a wrecked star. Carol Danvers, before her powers were permanently leeched by Rogue. But then she became Binary after being experimented on by the Brood, gaining a whole new set of powers including manipulation of the entire electromagnetic spectrum and some gravity control. And then got her old powers back with some new energy powers. She has flight, super-strength, resistance to injury, and the Most Common Superpower. Twist: She can absorb ambient and directed energy, and project energy blasts from her fists (though she also had a sort of "seventh sense"/luck power for a while), but despite her impressive power level she has always been something of a second-stringer. This was played with in the House of M event, where in that Alternate Universe she was the greatest non-mutant superhero in the world. And since people kept their memories of the House of M reality, her knowledge that she could be that good has spurred her to new heights, her own monthly title, and leadership of The Avengers.
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Flying Brick / int_53af3278	comment	Ultimate Hero has Ultimate, the world's only superhero.
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Flying Brick / int_553051f	comment	Sodam Yat, a member of the Green Lantern Corps. Prophesied to be the "ultimate Green Lantern", he was briefly possessed by the spirit called Ion, meaning he didn't need a power ring. However, what makes him so dangerous — and a flying brick — is the fact that he's also a Daxamite (Kryptonians that immigrated to the planet Daxam who would evolve differently, gaining a weakness to lead)... meaning that even without the power of Ion, when he's exposed to yellow sun energy, he's pretty much Superman. During the Sinestro Corps War, he went toe-to-toe with Superboy-Prime (who has Silver Age level powers) and actually kept him busy for more than a few seconds. Added Twist: during said fight, Superboy-Prime stabs Sodam Yat with lead rods. His power ring now keeps the lead poisoning in check: if the ring is ever removed, he will die a slow, painful death.
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Flying Brick / int_56dce3c2	comment	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Adam Warlock was bred to be the Ultimate Lifeform, and has a variety of standard powers including flight, super strength, energy beams, and especially Nigh-Invulnerability. However, he Really Was Born Yesterday, so he has no concept of strategy beyond ramming into a target at full force and hoping that works. It allows the considerably-weaker Guardians to get the upper hand on him repeatedly.
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Flying Brick / int_5728e7b7	comment	This goes for Gobots as well.
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Flying Brick / int_57965cef	comment	The eponymous heroine Captain Marvel, once she fully realizes her Golden Super Mode, is able go One-Woman Army on a Kree battle fleet, even ramming straight through fighter ships. Also, unlike other flying MCU characters, Carol Danvers can travel across galaxies without the aid of cosmic/magic assistance.
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Flying Brick / int_584d13c4	comment	In Pastel Defender Heliotrope, Heliotrope is a sex doll brought to life by Imported Alien Phlebotinum; in addition to animation and sentience, she gains Flying Brick powers.
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Flying Brick / int_58532c2b	comment	Atomic Puppet: Captain Atomic was a classic flying brick — superhuman strength, supersonic flight, and lightning-fast reflexes. Naturally, he passed it on to Joey when he got turned into a sock puppet.
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Flying Brick / int_58739c52	comment	The Adventures of Captain Marvel film serial of 1941 had the eponymous Captain Marvel, who is perhaps the first example in film.
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Flying Brick / int_59d04ad0	comment	In Superman: Brainiac, Kara demonstrates her Flying Brick skills when she chases a missile that Brainiac shoots at the Sun.
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Flying Brick / int_5b4ec196	comment	Referred to as a "Powerhouse" in Magellan.
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Flying Brick / int_5cb6bc2b	comment	Akio's cyborg powers in Koi Koi 7 boil down to this set. However, she's a Sentai fan, and thus even the most basic power set stands as reason for over-the-top superheroism.
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Flying Brick / int_5cfb879b	comment	Orion of the New Gods. His strength and Healing Factor are inborn, and his Astro Harness allows him to fly as well as fire his Astro Force.
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Flying Brick / int_5e233a87	comment	The Afterburner, one of the heroes generated by the HERO Dial. The twist? He isn't invulnerable at all, which the person who had turned into him found out the hard way. For that matter, the world's first superhero, a caveman who discovered the HERO Dial, who killed mammoths and sabre-toothed tigers before eventually flying to the moon.
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Flying Brick / int_5ec8cfe2	comment	In All Fall Down, this is what Sophie becomes after absorbing the powers of every other superhero or supervillain in the world.
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Flying Brick / int_5f76cba1	comment	In the New 52 reboot, Kryptonians do gain one additional power, and that's to release a massive burst of solar energy (in fact, it's implied the heat vision is an extension of this) for colossal damage and power, but leaves them pretty dried up (i.e. vulnerable like a human) for 24 hours, presumably because they use all of the solar energy stored in their cells.
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Flying Brick / int_5f89c8b8	comment	PS238 deconstructs this power in the form of identifying metahumans with this power as having the F.I.S.S (Flying, Invulnerability, Strength, Speed) package — it is the most common power by far (and yes, in fact more common than the Most Common Superpower in that 'verse). Julie, one of the PS238 students, is the 84th person to be identified as possessing this combination, and the lack of uniqueness — combined with the fact that most people with F.I.S.S end up being C-List Fodder at best or just get civilian jobs because it's hard for them to catch a break due to this — does not help her self-esteem. She's feeling a bit better about that after a couple of adventures, to the point that she has now adopted "84" as her superhero name, with an appropriate symbol on her new costume. Of course, she still has to deal with other people who look down on her power set because it's so common. There're also Atlas and Captain Clarinet, who are distinctive from normal F.I.S.S metahumans because they're not humans but the last Argonian and his son with a human woman, respectively. In case you weren't guessing, Atlas is a Captain Ersatz of Superman and therefore has those powers naturally. This later turns to be a part of a second deconstruction: Not all Argonians are Flying Bricks. Like Earth, superpowers of all kinds developed naturally amongst some of their population. At one point the Flying Bricks, being the most numerous and powerful superhero type, took over and established noble houses to preserve the Flying Brick lineages. All non-powered Argonians became an oppressed underclass, and all non-flying brick superhero abilities were "culled". Atlas turns out to not be the Last of His Kind, but a Hidden Backup Prince of the royal house—and they are not thrilled about his half-blood son.
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Flying Brick / int_5fe59428	comment	Mon-El, a Captain Ersatz of Superman with the exact same powers, though as he is a Daxamite, (a genetic offshoot of Kryptonians) with his weakness is lead, not kryptonite. Andromeda, a Captain Ersatz for Supergirl and fellow Daxamite, is also vulnerable to lead.
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Flying Brick / int_6275c04e	comment	Heroine Chic has the superhero Valiant, whose powers include Flight, Super Speed, Super Strength, and various super-senses. When Zoe takes temporary custody of his power-granting Eternity Stone, she manifests the same slate of powers.
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Flying Brick / int_638624c8	comment	Technically Zelgadiss in Slayers, though his Flying Brick power set does not come from a single source: Nigh-Invulnerability (being headshot from a cannon only knocks him out) and strength from him being a chimera of human, demon and golem, and flying from his mastery of magics (he also knows offensive magic spells, so that's close enough to the eye beams/breath mold). He is also a literal flying brick, having a body of living stone.
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Flying Brick / int_668020b	comment	The Eternals: The Eternals are an entire race with this power set, in addition to Immortality and other assorted individual powers that each develops through millenia of practice and training.
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Flying Brick / int_69071a1b	comment	In Mutants & Masterminds, the archetype for a character with this power grouping is called the "Paragon". In the Freedom City setting, Centurion, his Evil Counterpart Superior, and Captain Thunder (with a side order of Shock and Awe) use this archetype. Halt Evil Doer! has Divinos and other Mithrans (Alternate Company Equivalent Kryptonians) as well as Ultimatum and Valkyrie, the setting's version of the Shazam! Family.
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Flying Brick / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: Avengers: Age of Ultron marks the film premier of The Vision, and he is by far the most straight-forward example in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Rather than requiring powered armor, a magic hammer, or wings to fly, he literally comes straight out of the box with the ability despite having no visible means of propulsion, and his "flesh" is bonded with Vibranium at a cellular level. The eponymous heroine Captain Marvel, once she fully realizes her Golden Super Mode, is able go One-Woman Army on a Kree battle fleet, even ramming straight through fighter ships. Also, unlike other flying MCU characters, Carol Danvers can travel across galaxies without the aid of cosmic/magic assistance. Ikaris, of the Eternals, is able to fly, has Eye Beams of cosmic energy, and is strong enough to outmatch even Gilgamesh (for whom Super-Strength is his thing). While all of the Eternals have this powerset in the comics, in the film, most of them lose some of the common abilities in favor of Superhero Speciation. This also makes it a lot harder for the other Eternals when Ikaris begins his Anti-Mutiny. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has an antagonistic example with Namor. He's able to fly faster than Wakandan ships with the wings on his ankles, is nearly indestructible due to adapting to living in the deep sea, and according to M'Baku is as strong as the Hulk. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Adam Warlock was bred to be the Ultimate Lifeform, and has a variety of standard powers including flight, super strength, energy beams, and especially Nigh-Invulnerability. However, he Really Was Born Yesterday, so he has no concept of strategy beyond ramming into a target at full force and hoping that works. It allows the considerably-weaker Guardians to get the upper hand on him repeatedly.
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Flying Brick / int_69daf29	comment	Grrl Power has several: Maxima has flight, super-strength, invulnerability, super-strength, and energy beams. She can adjust the balance of her powers, for example, dumping everything into invulnerability to get Superman-level durability. Main character Sydney "The Mighty Halo" Scoville gets flight, an impenetrable force-field, a super-strong tentacle, energy blasts, truesight/telepresence, and assorted other powers from her orbs, with the caveat that she can only use two of her powers at a time. Super Hiro has flight, super-strength, invulnerability, and an improbable tendency to lose his shirt during combat.
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Flying Brick / int_6a4bddd6	comment	Iron Man: Though Tony Stark himself is powerless (aside from being a genius billionaire playboy philanthropist), all his superhuman powers are, naturally, in his high-tech Powered Armor, which lets him fly and at least hold his own against, if not overpower, supervillains and other superheroes alike. Tony's allies Rhodey and Pepper have also donned Powered Armor designed by Tony to become Flying Bricks as War Machine and Rescue. War Machine was equipped with a lot of firepower, while Rescue had electromagnetic abilities.
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Flying Brick / int_6a8aff51	comment	The Stormlight Archive: All Knights Radiant come with a Healing Factor and mildly enhanced strength as long as they have Stormlight, and upon swearing their fourth ideal, also gain a suit of magical Powered Armor that massively enhances their strength and durability. However, only two of the ten Orders (the Windrunners and Skybreakers) have Gravitation as one of their Surges, which they can use to fly.
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Flying Brick / int_6d564c8	comment	Freedom Force actually averts this trope: Characters cannot use melee attacks while flying, making flying bricks essentially useless. You can either fly or be a brick. Man-Bot himself is more of an Energy Projector than a brawler, though he does have a high defense stat and strong melee attacks.
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Flying Brick / int_6dab1b2f	comment	Dynamo5 Cap was one, but the "flying" and "brick" parts got split between Livvie and Bridget, so they make do with Fastball Special maneuvers. After the Discard and Draw, Gage gets a suit of armor that seems like it'll make him a more traditional version.
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Flying Brick / int_6e914c79	comment	Lampshaded in Tales of the Monkey Queen when Suno tells Goku to follow standard safety rules (such as not walking into traffic and wearing her seatbelt) because she'll hurt anyone she collides with.
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Flying Brick / int_6ec3ba16	comment	Mutant X: Gabriel Ashlock (AKA Patient Zero), one of the only two New Mutants (the other being the Child) who combines all four categories of mutants in this setting: Elemental (fires energy balls), Feral (catlike speed and enhanced strength), Molecular (regeneration), and Psionic (empath). This turns out to be a case of Blessed with Suck, as he eventually explodes from the sheer energy of these combined powers.
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Flying Brick / int_7393c0ce	comment	Hellsister Trilogy has plenty of flying bricks: Superman, Supergirl, Power Girl, Dev-Em (Kryptonians); Satan Girl (Kryptonian duplicate); Mon-El (Daxamite); Ultra Boy (who can only use one ability at a time); the Marvel family...
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Flying Brick / int_76db0ea5	comment	Power Girl, the cousin of the Golden Age Superman and sole survivor of Earth 2. For a long time, the twist was that her powers were in flux but eventually they stabilized and she has the same powers and weaknesses as Superman.
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Flying Brick / int_7d001056	comment	In The Fall of Lord Frieza, everyone important, and many who aren't.
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Flying Brick / int_7f256cda	comment	In the climax of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Johnny Storm becomes the Cosmic Torch, due to still having some of the Surfer's cosmic energy; his powers are a combination of the whole team's powers — Stretchiness, Invulnerability, Super Strength, Force Fields, Invisibility, Pyrokinesis and Flight.
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Flying Brick / int_8078fcbd	comment	Supreme, particularly when written by Alan Moore as homage to the Silver Age Superman.
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Flying Brick / int_83551418	comment	A Force of Four has several of them: Power Girl, who has the full Kryptonian package; Wonder Woman and her family; Mala, Kizo and U-Ban, three Kryptonian criminals; and Badra, an old Wonder Woman's enemy.
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Flying Brick / int_8502274d	comment	In The Future Flash, Bart Allen has the Kryptonian package plus access to the Speed Force.
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Flying Brick / int_87cf8985	comment	The name probably comes from Champions, which refers to characters whose primary powers are strength and toughness as "bricks". "Brick" characters are relatively common in Champions — including among its cast of more or less canon NPCs — because buying up strength to at least some moderately superhuman level is relatively cheap (especially in superheroic campaigns where normal human stat maxima by default don't apply) and obviously has multiple practical applications, so that's one half of the trope right there. Adding Flight — actually one of the less exotic and more flexible movement modes the game has to offer — can be a bit of a no-brainer after that. Champions also has a character type known as a "Demi-Brick" with less Strength (say, only enough to lift a car overhead, instead of a tank or small ship), but better reflexes and a wider variety of tricks. An extremely literal example was one character who was a seemingly ordinary yet nigh-indestructible red clay brick, complete with miniature cape. Other than telepathy (for communication), its only powers were a ton of Flight and Armor; like the entry from Pyramid, its primary combat maneuver was what Champions calls a "Move Through."
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Flying Brick / int_88adcd86	comment	The Plastic Man show featured Mighty Man. The twist? He's a flying brick who is also smaller than an average brick in his powered form.
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Flying Brick / int_88aef33b	comment	Invincible himself, as well as all Viltrumites (including Omni-Man and Anissa), his brother Oliver, the Immortal, Black Samson, Martian Man, the Shapesmith (and basically every Martian), Bolt of Capes, Inc., Bulletproof, Allen the Alien, later versions of D.A. Sinclair's Re-Animen, and briefly, Monster Girl. Twists: Allen also has telepathy, although it's unclear what that includes; he's never used it for anything but communicating with people in outer space. Martians also have shapeshifting and intangibility. Also, most if not all Viltrumites are significantly stronger and tougher than all other Flying Bricks in this universe, although there's variation among them. Later a whole army of Alternate Invincibles, and Conquest.
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Flying Brick / int_8a95c055	comment	CoreFire, Damsel and Galatea from Soon I Will Be Invincible.
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Flying Brick / int_8bf307b3	comment	The Disney Mouse and Duck Comics have the Super Goof, that is Goofy with the powers of Superman. He's surprisingly good with them, and actually causes less collateral damage than most.
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Flying Brick / int_8d32e966	comment	Squadron Supreme: Hyperion is an atomic-powered Captain Ersatz of Superman. From the same comic, Princess Zarda, the Wonder Woman Wannabe with twists and limitations similar to Wonder Woman's above (and one version of her is Ax-Crazy.)
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Flying Brick / int_8dd8ec81	comment	The manga version of the Sailor Soldiers, all having some degree of Super-Strength (especially Sailor Jupiter, who is noted as being incredibly strong even when untransformed, and Sailor Venus, who trains a lot) and the toughness that goes with it, and have flown in multiple occasions (even if they rarely bother).
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Flying Brick / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: Clark Kent is the Trope Codifier here, along with the rest of the Kryptonian race under a yellow sun. Varied for taste, though: Superman, Supergirl, and Power Girl also get supersenses, heat vision, and super breath (including freezing breath). Superboy's powers were actually rooted in "tactile telekinesis", and it was shown that eventually, he'd develop the ability to use full-on telekinetic powers. In the New 52 reboot, Kryptonians do gain one additional power, and that's to release a massive burst of solar energy (in fact, it's implied the heat vision is an extension of this) for colossal damage and power, but leaves them pretty dried up (i.e. vulnerable like a human) for 24 hours, presumably because they use all of the solar energy stored in their cells. The writers made Superboy's tactile telekinesis very clear by mentioning it every 5 minutes in the Young Justice comic, presumably because anyone who didn't know about it would just assume he had the same powers as Superman, being Superboy and all. Lampshaded by Impulse complaining about it every time he mentions it. Krypton No More: In addition to the heroes—Superman, Supergirl and Krypto—most of the villains found in this story count: Protector, Radion and the J'ai aliens are pretty strong and can fly. In War World, Superman and Supergirl fly across the galaxy faster than light and withstand the impact of explosions that can obliterate a planet.
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Flying Brick / int_8ecd08c6	comment	The Space Shuttle was referred to as such in Space Cowboys (See its entry in the Real Life section, below).
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Flying Brick / int_91bfc63d	comment	Monica Jarvis-Reed from The Rook.
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Flying Brick / int_9563a23c	comment	Also from Wildstorm: the Wild C.A.T.s' Mr. Majestic, a Flying Brick with Eye Beams, microscopic vision, ice breath, superintelligence, telekinesis, and a limitless lifespan. Much like Superman is the standard against which DCU characters' power levels are measured, Majestic is the standard for Wildstorm. (In fact, the first Story Arc with The Authority features Jenny Sparks citing a superhero ranking system in reference to how powerful a forcefield is. Apollo, for example, is a "Majestic-class" superhero.)
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Flying Brick / int_958b331	comment	Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain: Generic Girl is an extremely powerful hero with flight, strength, invulnerability, and speed. She earned her name because she refuses to talk to anyone or grandstand; she just stops crime and leaves. The other heroes simply didn't know what else to call her. The power set is implied to be rare because Bad Penny notes that Generic Girl being able to fly makes her more qualified to be a hero than Reviled, herself, and E-Claire combined.
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Flying Brick / int_960062b7	comment	My Hero Academia: ResidentÂ Superman Substitute, All Might, is a downplayed example. All Might has most of the standard powers of the trope includingÂ Super-Strength,Â Super-Speed, andÂ Super-Toughness. However, instead of having true flight, All Might hasÂ Not Quite Flight, which is possible thanks to a unique application of his super strength. All Might's super strength is strong enough to createÂ blasts of wind that are powerful enough to even change the weather, as seen early on in the first chapter/second episode. In addition to using this as a long range attack, he also uses it to achieve psuedo flight by punching and/or kicking while in the air and then allowing the momentum of the air blast to propel him in the opposite direction. This can be seen during the Final Exam Arc, in the finale of theÂ first movie, and during his final battle against All For One in the Hideout Raid Arc. Having inheritedÂ One For All from All Might, Izuku Midoriya has the same power that he has and is able to do pretty much everything he could do. This, of course, includes super strength and speed, air blast attacks, and the ability to achieve pseudo flight. However, because Midoriya is still learning to control his power, the only time he used pseudo flight was during the climax of the Internship Arc, when he temporarily unlocked the usage of One For All at 100% power during his fight against Overhaul. It's eventually revealed that One For All absorbed the Quirks of previous users, with Midoriya being the first to unlock the usage of these extra powers. This includes Nana Shimura's Quirk: Float. Meaning that Midoriya can achieve both true flight by using Shimura's Quirk, and pseudo flight by using All Might's technique once he learns to use One For All at higher percentages. All Might's predecessor, Nana Shimura, is a more straight example of this trope. Unlike All Might and Midoriya, Shimura had her own Quirk separate from One For All called Float, which allowed her to achieve true flight. The top hero of the United States, Star and Stripe, is able to use her Quirk, New Order, to grant herself All Might's strength and speed as well as Near High-End Nomu's ability to grow wings. My Hero Academia: Vigilantes: Captain Celebrity is one of those rare true flying bricks. He has a tactile telekinesis Quirk that he can use on anything within a close radius, including himself; this allows him to fly, shield himself from harm and lift things that should fall apart under their own weight. However, when he's extending his telekinesis too far (such as when he's shielding bystanders), he leaves himself vulnerable.
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Flying Brick / int_96972762	comment	Many characters from the Heroes Unite universe fits this trope. Not only Energize and Dasien, as mentioned above, but also The Blonde Marvel, who combines it with a parody of Most Common Superpower, SHELL, who's just a Japanese Iron Man equivalent in a term of powers, and Relik, who has this set plus many other abilities, as long, as his armor is activated. Other flying bricks include Tazer (also has energy powers), Nebulon (also has energy blasts from hands), Amalgam, L.E.G.E.N.D. (a robot) and Comet Kid (essentially Green Lantern's powerset).
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Flying Brick / int_9707f576	comment	Magellan has several of these, including Epoch on the main superhero force, Captain Victoria of the Australian superhero force, and two of the cadets (Charisma and Bill). Justified in that it's mentioned that the eponymous academy tries to recruit as many of these as possible.
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Flying Brick / int_980c3316	comment	DC Captain Marvel, alternatively known as Shazam (who was not himself named Shazam... but now is) and the rest of the Marvel Family. Twist: His secret identity is actually powerless; he must transform into Captain Marvel by speaking a word of power, and he can use magic lightning as an offensive weapon. Furthermore, to differentiate from Superman, the fact that the Marvel Family's powers are based on magic and the gods means that they can resist magic/supernatural attacks better than Superman ever can (and Superman's explicit weakness, or at least non-resistance, to magical attacks means that if it ever comes down to a fight, as it often has, Marvel has an edge). Later versions added a second twist: Captain Marvel's power is diluted among active Marvel Family members; the more members of the Marvel Family that use their powers at once, the weaker each of them become. Presumably, this was added when the producers realized multiple Captain Marvels running around would be too strong. In most stories it doesn't seem to apply to their arch-enemy Black Adam, who has the same powers, but is powered up by the Egyptian Gods instead so he's always slightly stronger than the Marvels when they're all powered up.
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Flying Brick / int_986e857e	comment	Ben 10 featured Ultimos, an alien superhero with powers of super strength, flight, and laser vision. He isn't explicitly stated to have Nigh-Invulnerability, though.
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Flying Brick / int_989506be	comment	Lestat de Lioncourt in The Vampire Chronicles series eventually gains most powers available to only the oldest vampires by drinking the blood of Akasha, the first vampire. Besides his original power of telepathy (the Mind Gift) and the usual physical strength and speed of all vampires, this includes flight (the Cloud Gift), spirit walking, and the ability to kill humans with a thought (a variation of the Mind Gift). Besides this, he also becomes as close to immune to sunlight as a vampire can get (i.e. his skin tans and it hurts like hell, but he does not die).
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Flying Brick / int_9b4a7e7b	comment	Adam: Legend of the Blue Marvel: Blue Marvel (no relation to Ms. or Captain) is another Superman Substitute with a similar basic set of powers. He doesn't appear quite as overpowered as Sentry or Silver Age Supes — though he managed to hold his own with the former for a while, but is still probably one of the most powerful Avengers in terms of raw strength. Blue Marvel had the misfortune of starting his superhero career at a time when the public didn't like the idea of a black superhero. When he was accidentally unmasked, the public uproar resulted in the President asking him to retire. He got back in the game in modern times. Twist: In addition to the standard flying brick package, he is also a living antimatter reactor. He can manipulate negative matter energy from antimatter to fire energy blasts and create energy constructs. He can also manipulate matter on the molecular level, which he is more than intelligent enough to do so.
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Flying Brick / int_9c652ce5	comment	Most of the tournament fighters in Dragon Ball Multiverse.
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Flying Brick / int_9cdfd7c0	comment	Golden Bat, who debuted in Japanese Kamishibai (Paper Theater) in 1930, was the Ur-Example. He was the first with all the Flying Brick ingredients of the modern superhero, including stock superpowers such as Super-Strength and Super-Speed, Flight, The Cape, X-Ray Vision, and Bat Signal. He was later adapted into a Manga/Anime character, and was the Trope Maker for manga/anime superheroes.
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Flying Brick / int_9e7f8a9c	comment	Like both his comic book counterpart and the character he parodies, Homelander of The Boys has the standard set; Super-Strength, Super-Speed, Flight, X-Ray Vision, Super-Hearing, and Invulnerability. The twist is that he's not like the Man of Steel at all - in fact, he's quite the opposite. Stormfront as well, although was not on his quite on his level, as proven when Becca stabs her in the eye. She's then fried to a crisp by Ryan's heat vision.
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Flying Brick / int_9eddb2fb	comment	The Plutonian from Irredeemable. Twist: he's a full-fledged Reality Warper subconsciously rewriting reality around himself to make it appear he has flying brick powers, he just isn't aware of it for most of his life.
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Flying Brick / int_a0e1af96	comment	Martian Manhunter. Twist: An alien (not unlike Superman), whose other powers include shapeshifting (which also confers on him density control, invisibility (every now and then) and intangibility) and telepathy. The other twist: he's afraid of fire. (Depending on the era, it's either a psychological weakness or an actual physical frailty.) Even though he has heat-vision.
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Flying Brick / int_a15ee289	comment	Last Child of Krypton: In this crossover Shinji is Superman. He has the whole package: super strong, super fast, invulnerable, flight, and has Eye Beams and a Breath Weapon.
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Flying Brick / int_a3d98436	comment	Zenith, a British Grant Morrison series, has a spoiled popstar named Zenith who has these powers, most of the time— they fade on a regular basis based on his body's biocycles. All the Cloud Nine "heroes" including his parents have this power set, although all of them can also develop Psychic Powers up through Godhood with training and discipline, sort of like Marvel's Eternals.
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Flying Brick / int_a4274674	comment	Man of Steel features the Trope Codifier, as well as the other Kryptonians on Earth. While they have Super-Toughness on both planets, they only acquire their flight and super senses after spending at least a few days on Earth. Before that, the Kryptonian invaders wear Powered Armor to deal with the new environment.
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Flying Brick / int_a48bef99	comment	BoBoiBoy: Subverted with Yaya, whose powers were initially believed to be nothing more than Flight and Super Strength, until her true potential revealed her powers to be gravity manipulation, explaining her prior known abilities and unlocking new use for her powers.
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Flying Brick / int_a647ce4f	comment	Krypton No More: In addition to the heroes—Superman, Supergirl and Krypto—most of the villains found in this story count: Protector, Radion and the J'ai aliens are pretty strong and can fly.
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Flying Brick / int_a6491903	comment	Wonder Man: Simon Williams is super strong, can fly, and even shoots beams from his red eyes. Twist: After falling into a coma due to the side-effects of the procedure that empowered him, his body converted itself into ionic energy. While he still looks human, he's an Energy Being. This granted him energy-based powers and removed the need for air, food, or water.
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Flying Brick / int_a825da3e	comment	From the Magic: The Gathering setting of Innistrad, Avacyn, Angel of Hope is a good example of one. Although she's no faster than the average creature, she's really strong, capable of flight, and Nigh-Invulnerable. Twist: she also has the ability to turn the rest of your creatures Nigh-Invulnerable as well. In theory, any creature in Magic with high power and toughness, and the abilities flying and haste, would fit the Flying Brick trope. If they have to be humanoid to count, angels like Akroma, Angel of Wrath are probably the best example. With Wings of Aesthir any creature can be this!
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Flying Brick / int_a8d6bd09	comment	Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation has a whole family of them: the descendants of the first Superman and Supergirl.
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Flying Brick / int_a9c57bd	comment	The Greatest American Hero. When he's not a falling brick. He does manage to master most of his abilities over the course of the series, such as invisibility and Super-Strength, but landing is not one of them.
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Flying Brick / int_a9fdd959	comment	Captain New Japan has videos that make him look like one, soaring around the worlds and above the clouds. When it comes to matches, not so much.
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Flying Brick / int_aba9cb	comment	Incandescence has the full set of brick powers with an energy topper. She regularly crashes into things while landing.
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Flying Brick / int_aca28662	comment	The title character of My Super Ex-Girlfriend. She has pretty much every power Superman has.
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Flying Brick / int_b1666874	comment	Booster Gold. His costume gives him superstrength, forcefields, and time travel; his goggles provide supersenses; his gauntlets let him shoot energy blasts; and he has a Legion flight ring.
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Flying Brick / int_b18d447c	comment	It might not be obvious, but Lala of To Love Ru has all of the Flying Brick powers. She stronger, faster, and tougher than an Earthling, and her costume allows her to fly. She's also a Gadgeteer Genius. Lala doesn't often show these powers, because she's in a Harem Anime, so she usually doesn't need to fight.
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Flying Brick / int_b232bbe9	comment	How to Hero refers to this kind of hero as a "flying tank" because they can fly, have super strength, and usually shoot things from their eye.
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Flying Brick / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man: Ethan Edwards, otherwise known as Virtue or The Tiller, is basically a Skrull version of Superman. As such he posses this power set along with the standard skrull shape-shifting ability. And apparently now he has the power of intangibility. The end of his arc with Spider-Man also has him gain Healing Hands.
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Flying Brick / int_b60b2875	comment	In her origin stories, Kara arrives on Earth and she promptly discovers in quick succession she is invulnerable, super-strong and can fly.
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Flying Brick / int_b62cc2ae	comment	The Atom Ant Show's main character was a flying ant with superhuman strength.
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Flying Brick / int_b717cefa	comment	This template is appropriately called The Archetype in GURPS Supers and is the only sample template that is built on the D-scale (able to destroy a modern tank). There is also a martial art named after this trope in one of the issues of Pyramid. Its main tactic is to speed up, then crash into the target. Practitioners have to provide their own flight and ability to survive such a collision.
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Flying Brick / int_b7f1d3d7	comment	Superheroes Anonymous has Blaze and War Hammer for two. Chelsea is an example of the villainous version.
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Flying Brick / int_b8c4fbbc	comment	'Mazing Girl in Tales of an Mazing Girl has the classic Superman powers, and Twice the snark.
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Flying Brick / int_bb55a676	comment	In addition to members Superman and Supergirl, the Legion of Super-Heroes has a few: Mon-El, a Captain Ersatz of Superman with the exact same powers, though as he is a Daxamite, (a genetic offshoot of Kryptonians) with his weakness is lead, not kryptonite. Andromeda, a Captain Ersatz for Supergirl and fellow Daxamite, is also vulnerable to lead. Ultra-Boy, with the caveat that he can only use one power at a time. Although when using a Legion Flight Ring instead of his own flight power, he pretty much fits the trope. Because every Legionnaire can fly because of their flight rings, Blok, the rock-man, is a literal flying brick. His postboot equivalent, Monstress, also qualifies. Star Boy also had the "basic package" in the postboot continuity, plus gravity-altering powers. In Justice League 3000, which replaced the legion in the New 52, their version of Superman is similar to the original, but lacks most of the original's "bonus" powers like heat vision. Implicitly this is because he's not Kryptonian.
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Flying Brick / int_bcea8f7c	comment	In the Freedom City setting, Centurion, his Evil Counterpart Superior, and Captain Thunder (with a side order of Shock and Awe) use this archetype.
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Flying Brick / int_bd310eaa	comment	El Goonish Shive: Elliot has a spell that turns him into this. He was already uncommonly strong thanks to his Anime-Style Martial Arts classes, but after using a powerful magical artifact to try to cure himself of a Magitek-induced Gender Bender, he developed the ability to transform into a female superhero with accelerated healing, flight, and the Most Common Superpower. Nanase also has elements of this trope. Thanks to her magical potential, she has above-average (if not necessarily superhuman) strength and durability, and, among other abilities, has a spell that allows her to fly. However, what takes the cake is her Guardian Form, which has enhanced reflexes and Super-Speed on top of flight and Nanase's already strong physical attributes. Said Guardian Form is also a Deconstruction of this trope, as Nanase has to sacrifice her other abilities as long as she stays in that form, and the massive magic cost to use it inevitably de-powers her, if only long enough to recharge.
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Flying Brick / int_bdbcdadf	comment	In Neither a Bird nor a Plane, it's Deku!, Izuku Midoriya is Kal-El and by extension Superman, having all of the associated powers. But he hasn't manifested his ability to fly at the start of the story, only managing to do so after he's blasted off Mt. Fuji and sent hurtling to the ground.
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Flying Brick / int_be19e7a4	comment	Strong Female Protagonist: Alison Green, aka Mega Girl, has Super-Strength and Nigh-Invulnerability; while she can be stunned by blunt-force trauma, the only thing (so far) that's actually hurt her are a former villain's microns-thin blade-arms. Also, she can make enormous jumps and accidentally discovers how to levitate, which eventually progresses to full-on flight, since her powers fall under the umbrella of tactile telekinesis, and she is still developing. She's actually something of a Deconstruction of the trope, as she genuinely wants to help change the world for the better, but realizes that being able to beat up the bad guys isn't enough on its own to do that. The biggest lasting good she's been able to achieve so far include leveraging her name and connections to create an organization dedicated to advancing social justice for minority supers, and forcibly coercing a more selfish super into enhancing another's regenerative powers to the point of advancing organ donor medicine to an unmatched level.
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Flying Brick / int_c0369f1b	comment	The Powerpuff Girls: The Powerpuff Girls, who are the most powerful heroes in their world, and they're all about five years old. Also their Spear Counterpart, the Rowdyruff Boys, whose leader is incidentally named Brick.
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Flying Brick / int_c19161	comment	In Red Daughter of Krypton, Kara gets a Red Lantern ring temporarily. She gains the ability to vomit burning plasma, and her ring gives her an extra set of powers: creation of light constructs, force-fields, space warping...
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Flying Brick / int_c346fa94	comment	Cannonball of New Mutants. His mutant power literally IS flying brickitude: he's invulnerable, but only when flying. And a good thing, since he steers like a brick, too. He can't hover at all and has very little control over his speed or direction.
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Flying Brick / int_c3657bf5	comment	Post-Dracula, vampires tend to embody this trope, often by means of a Healing Factor. When they can fly, that is.
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Flying Brick / int_c395396f	comment	The Crossoverlord lampshaded this when it's two female flying bricks, The Green Avenger and Dasien, found the similarities in their powers interesting.
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Flying Brick / int_c39ef35d	comment	The protagonist of Megaton Rainfall is indestructible, flies a trillion times the speed of light and can destroy cities with his Hand Blasts.
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Flying Brick / int_c3f0e8df	comment	Super Pig has most of the powerset... except she also turns into a talking pig.
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Flying Brick / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: The alicorn Princess sisters Celestia and Luna have the strength of Earth ponies, the magic of unicorns, and the flight of pegasi, plus many other magical abilities depending on the requirements of the episode. The first time these are shown is with Luna's Superpowered Evil Side Nightmare Moon, who banishes her sister, brings about The Night That Never Ends, and demonstrates shapeshifting and teleportation abilities as well. The princess ranks are expanded in later seasons with Cadance, whose most powerful magic draws from The Power of Love, and Twilight Sparkle, who ascends from unicorn to alicorn with The Power of Friendship and Sufficiently Analyzed Magic. Despite the Royals Sisters status of being Flying Bricks, they don't seem to bother using it making it seem more like an Informed Attribute based on how many times they've been defeated, captured, or simply gave up in order to have Twilight and her friends pick up the slack. Villains of two-parter season premieres and finales, like the Changeling Queen, Discord, and King Sombra, tend to be Flying Bricks as well.
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Flying Brick / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Ghost in the Doctor Who episode "The Return of Doctor Mysterio". Justified, since Grant was a huge fan of comic books, especially Superman, so the wish-granting gemstone gave him many of those powers: flight, speed, strength, endurance, hearing, and X-ray vision.
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Flying Brick / int_c4771251	comment	Mistborn: Most Allomancers are 'Mistings', able to use a single power associated with a particular metal. The more powerful 'Mistborn' can use every metal, and the resulting Combo Platter Powers includes both the enhanced strength and durability of pewter and the ability to push and pull against nearby metal sources from steel and iron, which can be used for Not Quite Flight by pushing against something on the ground that they can't actually move.
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Flying Brick / int_c62995ba	comment	Child of the Storm: The fic blends Harry Potter with the Marvel Cinematic Universe (albeit with significant input from the main Marvel Universe) and elements of The DCU among many others, so naturally it has several. Thor, naturally, with the additional Flying Firepower abilities. Loki, when he wants to be, though he doesn't like flying and much prefers teleporting — which is, in any case, faster. The late Jor-El was this, and estimated to be in Thor and Loki's weight class. Iron Man and War Machine both qualify, particularly in their most powerful suits. Diana Herculeis a.k.a. adolescent Wonder Woman, who gets more powerful as time goes by. Warren Worthington III a.k.a. Archangel is a low level version of this — he's mentioned as being able to bench press a troll, likely regarding being hit by a speeding car as an inconvenience and irritation and he has Razor Wings that enable him to fly at mach speeds. When HYDRA attack Hogwarts, he demonstrates just how terrifying this combination can be. Captain Mar-Vell. A certain Mister Clark Kent — though he hasn't yet learned to fly (until chapter 58 of the sequel. Then, he can fly, but he's still hilariously bad at it). Harry himself is growing towards this. At the time of writing, he's currently a downplayed version, in that he can fly, but has roughly Super-Soldier levels of strength, speed, and toughness, nowhere near where he will be one day - though he can use his Psychic Powers to mimic it. Carol Danvers' shield turns out to not only absorb and discharge energy at will, but also be a Morph Weapon into her current canon suit. If she's absorbed sufficient energy, then she's more than capable of this.
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Flying Brick / int_c694d5e1	comment	In To Hell and Back (Arrowverse), Kara and Kal develop their super-strength, super-speed, invulnerability and flight capabilities during their stay in Lian Yu.
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Flying Brick / int_c6d3f9a6	comment	Magnus, in addition to immortality, heightened senses, super speed, has Flight, Super Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability, and a sonic voice.
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Flying Brick / int_c7ea10cc	comment	Silver Surfer: The Silver Surfer, although granted but a portion of the Power Cosmic that is Galactus' to wield, is incredibly strong, fast, and tough. Twist: Can fly himself, but also has a high-tech "surfboard" that allows him to do so without expending his own energy, enhances his maneuverability, and seems to increase his potential top speed beyond the speed of light. Similarly, all other Heralds of Galactus, though SS is the only one with a surfboard.
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Flying Brick / int_c83a00e4	comment	Superwomen of Eva 2: Lone Heir of Krypton: Asuka is Supergirl in this history, with all it entails: she flies, she has super strength, super speed, invulnerability, heat vision and freezing/super breath.
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Flying Brick / int_cb49bbf3	comment	At least Bruticus, and therefore his Transformers: Robots in Disguise repaint Ruination, has one component that's a helicopter. It's kinda hilarious to see Ruination fly around by the tiny propeller on its shoulder.
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Flying Brick / int_ce0d262	comment	Hamster & Gretel: Gretel and her pet Hamster receive such powers from mysterious aliens, with the standard flight, super strength and invulnerability for both of them. Two of their enemies The Destructress and Fistpuncher possess similar powers given to them by the exact same aliens.
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Flying Brick / int_d0744832	comment	The Avengers: One of the Avengers most dangerous foes, Count Nefaria, has this power set after being imbued with the ionicly charged powers of Powerman, Whirlwind, and The Living Laser. Needless to say it takes an entire Avengers team to even slow him down.
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Flying Brick / int_d1449385	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Buffy herself gets flying brick powers due to a power-up in Season Eight.
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Flying Brick / int_d294048	comment	Red Panda Adventures: Two Superman Substitutes, Mr. Amazing and the Black Eagle, possess flight, speed, strength, near-invulnerability, and energy beams, and both received their powers from the same source: A formula called "Royal Jelly" created by a reformed supervillain named Doctor Bumblebee. The formula was intended to increase a human's energy-conversion rates such that a person could go for long periods of time on a minimal amount of food, potentially wiping out world hunger. The superpowers were an unintended and largely unstable side effect and both Mr. Amazing and the Black Eagle came out of experiments by the Canadian government to try to stablize the formula and create super soldiers for World War II.
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Flying Brick / int_d2b2314b	comment	The title character of Plutona was one in her superhero form. Her invulnerability gave out in her last fight before the comic begins since the kids find her dead in the woods.
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Flying Brick / int_d4263e4c	comment	Wild Cards' Starshine, in addition to his vast light-based powers. The later incarnation of The Radical has this among his array of powers. Modular Man had these powers to start with; he's since lost his flight module.
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Flying Brick / int_d455c865	comment	Emma from Astral Cafe has all the standard super powers. She can fly, has super strength, super speed, super senses, is invulnerable, and can fire blasts of energy from her hands. Her cousin, Ultimate Man also has the same powers.
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Flying Brick / int_d5bdc32e	comment	Agent M/Miracle of Fred Perry's Gold Digger, the Superman Substitute of that universe. A flying brick who, in addition to flight and strength, also has the ability to briefly freeze time around him in a twist on superspeed.
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Flying Brick / int_d5e9a8ed	comment	The Ultimates: The Liberators invade the United States with thousands of Flying Bricks. The twist? Their super-suits had to be bonded to their bodies, and shortened their lifespan to mere months. The European heroes the Liberators presumably stole the designs from have nonlethal removable suits that give them similar powers.
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Flying Brick / int_d79bb655	comment	In Eight Billion Genies, 12-year-old boy Robbie uses his wish to become a brick, with powers of flight, super-strength, and super-durability.
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Flying Brick / int_da89c5dd	comment	From Mahabharata further down the timeline, Ghatotkacha takes over from his uncle (Hanuman and Bhima were both Vayu's sons; Ghatotkacha was Bhima's son).
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Flying Brick / int_dc4363c5	comment	True Blood. Eric Northman. Or pretty much any vampire old enough. Godric, Russel Edgington, possibly many others...
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Flying Brick / int_ddad77ae	comment	Astro City: Samaritan, who is routinely depressed due to the fact that he spends too much time saving people to even bother living a normal life. In particular, he never gets a chance to do what he most loves to do—fly just for the sensation of flying. Winged Victory combines this with Lady of War. Beautie, the life-sized doll, as well. The Gentleman Supersonic, American Chibi, Starbright... The generic nature of these powers is lampshaded when a character describes another superhero, Roustabout, as having "real vanilla powers".
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Flying Brick / int_de48ce05	comment	Happy Tree Friends has Splendid the Flying Squirrel, who has all the powers mentioned in the trope description with the possible exception of Super-Breath.
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Flying Brick / int_df36d7e3	comment	Played with in Power & Glory: A-Pex may be super-strong and invulnerable, but he's also Terrified of Germs to the point where he is incapable of fighting anyone. It's up to his partner/handler to take care of things from behind the scenes.
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Flying Brick / int_e081af79	comment	In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, Bob once got these powers, briefly. Ironically, he's usually pretty effective against bad guys when he's just himself. With powers, he discovered he was a dangerous klutz.
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Flying Brick / int_e0c5a85e	comment	In Many Happy Returns, Kara Zor-El and Linda Danvers fight Rebel, a one-time villain who is super-strong and can fly.
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Flying Brick / int_e2083a6	comment	In War World, Superman and Supergirl fly across the galaxy faster than light and withstand the impact of explosions that can obliterate a planet.
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Flying Brick / int_e2bb8bee	comment	The Cosmere of Brandon Sanderson has a few examples: Mistborn: Most Allomancers are 'Mistings', able to use a single power associated with a particular metal. The more powerful 'Mistborn' can use every metal, and the resulting Combo Platter Powers includes both the enhanced strength and durability of pewter and the ability to push and pull against nearby metal sources from steel and iron, which can be used for Not Quite Flight by pushing against something on the ground that they can't actually move. The Stormlight Archive: All Knights Radiant come with a Healing Factor and mildly enhanced strength as long as they have Stormlight, and upon swearing their fourth ideal, also gain a suit of magical Powered Armor that massively enhances their strength and durability. However, only two of the ten Orders (the Windrunners and Skybreakers) have Gravitation as one of their Surges, which they can use to fly.
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Flying Brick / int_e5ea79ee	comment	Also from The Authority, The Engineer. Twist: see Iron Man, but sexier, and she's never really without the suit. At times Iron Man has had his armor partly built in too and, knowing Tony, would probably dispute the 'sexier' part.
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Flying Brick / int_e966997	comment	Perhaps the oldest example in Western Animation, aside from Superman himself, is the great Mighty Mouse; who apparently got his powers from some sort of magic cheese, and as a result, has strength, speed, invulnerability. flight, and in at least one cartoon, magnetic/telekinetic powers as well.
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Flying Brick / int_e9bcdf54	comment	The titular vigilante in The Flying Man.
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Flying Brick / int_ea2281af	comment	In Freaks (2018), Chloe's mom is very powerful when flying, as she is shown nearly liquefying one enemy soldier she flies into. However, she cannot do anything in a cramped space where she cannot fly.
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Flying Brick / int_ef06b063	comment	A Crown of Stars: Asukaâ€™s Red Whirlwind has flight capabilities and it is extra-strong, amazingly fast, capable to withstand the impact of several nukes, and equipped with defensive shields and an array of firearms, including a plasma arm cannon.
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Flying Brick / int_ef146381	comment	My Secret Identity. The main character gets the super powers of super speed, invulnerability and flight (sort of, more like weightlessness as he uses aerosol cans to propel himself as he floats). In later seasons he gets super strength, making him a floating brick.
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Flying Brick / int_ef445f2b	comment	In Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie, Metal Sonic can fly, is extremely strong, fast and tough, and is just generally the most powerful character by a long shot, besting Sonic during their two fights.
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Flying Brick / int_f04b4111	comment	Metroid gives us Samus Aran, whenever she has her suit upgraded fully. Especially in the 2D games where the Space Jump lets her somersault indefinitely. Except then she's more of a flying buzzsaw.
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Flying Brick / int_f0deb2e3	comment	Weaponized by Brandon in Brightburn, who uses a combination of flight, super speed and super strength to turn his target into chunky salsa by slamming her right into a wall. And the things he does with his heat vision, including killing his father, are even more horrifying.
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Flying Brick / int_f0e2505e	comment	In The Last Daughter, Taylor slowly develops flying brick abilities before finding out about her Kryptonian heritage.
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Flying Brick / int_f163bd9f	comment	Rayek in ElfQuest is the only elf to get the basic set: He develops his innate telekinesis into flight (self-lifting), super-strength (other-things-lifting) and nigh-invulnerability (shielding). Additionally, he was born with hypnosis (cool eye beams) and telepathy. Most other elves have to make due with one or two Superpower Lottery skills at best. During the period where he was supercharged with a bunch of other dead elf souls, he managed enough Force Beams from his hands to put a giant canyon in the ground.
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Flying Brick / int_f20e228	comment	Don't Meddle with My Daughter!: Athena and her daughter, Clara, are parodies of Power Girl and Supergirl respectively and have most (if not all) their basic powers. Justified, since Athena is later revealed to be the actual Greek goddess of legend in physical form (chapter 9); making Clara a demigoddess, since her father was a mortal. Chapter 9 also introduces Athena's younger sister, Artemis. She has the same powers as her sister and niece, with the added ability to create blades of pure energy from her golden wristbands.
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Flying Brick / int_f4109a39	comment	Femforce has Miss (later Ms.) Victory. Her daughter, who originally was called Ms. Victory and now goes by Rad, has the same powers. Also Yankee Girl and her Arch-Enemy Divine Wind who gained their through separate mystical incidents during World War II.
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Flying Brick / int_f42befdb	comment	Captain Underpants, after he is given some Extra-Strength Super Power Juice to save his life.
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Flying Brick / int_f490452e	comment	Superbitch has this power set. Her sidekick, the art hobo, not so much.
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Flying Brick / int_fa5e90fd	comment	City of Heroes lets you build toward this model—start with the Tanker (hero) or Brute (villain) archetype, and the Super Strength and Invulnerability powersets. At level six, add the Flight power pool (and don't forget to take Flight itself at level 14). To really come dangerously close to Superman, take the Body Mastery epic power pool when your security level gets into the 40s, and you'll get your eye beams and a few other goodies. But really any powersets taken by those two archetypes work about the same, with different quirks and special effects. Of course the game's signature hero, Statesman, has the typical Flying Brick powers. (His twist? Lightning powers, since he's the Incarnate of Zeus.) There's also the Stone Armor set. If you take flight, you can literally become a flying brick. Twist: In order to fly, a character using Stone Armor needs to deactivate some or all of their protective powers. You can fly, or be a brick, but not both at once.
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Flying Brick / int_fa85cc4f	comment	OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes: With the premise of the show being that literally everyone has powers, it is no wonder they have an example of this- theirs being Chip Damage, a perfectly generic superhero who K.O. and most others idolize and who turns out to be a robot built to give people hope to become heroes.
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Flying Brick / int_fab6bdd9	comment	Young Avengers: America Chavez, aka Miss America, has super-strength, super-toughness, super-speed (the level of which varies significantly), and flight. Twist: she also has the ability to create portals (often by kicking them open), which allows her to transport herself and others anywhere from a few miles away, to one of Marvel's many Alternate Universes, to other dimensions and planes of existence outside the multiverse.
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Flying Brick / int_fb9c177d	comment	Several Transformers doubtlessly qualify, and being giant, transforming, living robots, they also tend to boast incredible firepower and other skills and abilities. In G1, every Decepticon could fly in robot mode, whether they turned into a jet or a gun or a cassette player. It goes double for the Autobot Superion. Yes, he's made up of five jet-bots, but put 'em all together and you get something that looks about as aerodynamic as an office tower. The counterparts' engines wings are neither large enough nor placed properly on Superion that you get the idea that they're responsible at all for his flight. It's clear the writers thought "he's made of jets, so he flies. Rule of Cool, man." and never asked themselves "what makes him fly?" As all Decepticons fly, so do Decepticon gestalts. Including the hulking-even-by-gestalt-standards Devastator, made of construction vehicles. In all these cases, they just levitate into the air like Superman, and fly as far and as fast as the plot requires today. At least Bruticus, and therefore his Transformers: Robots in Disguise repaint Ruination, has one component that's a helicopter. It's kinda hilarious to see Ruination fly around by the tiny propeller on its shoulder. This goes for Gobots as well.
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Flying Brick / int_fcf43f47	comment	Fighting Fantasy: In Appointment with F.E.A.R.: It's one of the four superpowers you can choose from, and the one that makes the game easier to beat. However you are not at a Superman level of invulnerability — you can be shot dead by an ordinary handgun with a single shot or roasted by a vehicle mounted flamethrower or killed by a laser cannon.
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Flying Brick / int_fe16b92c	comment	In Happy Heroes, Happy S. has super strength and the ability to fly, but not much else.
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Flying Brick / int_fef59c91	comment	In Hail to the King (Thuktun Flishithy), Shinji becomes a kaiju-sized flying brick when he bonds with Zone Fighter.
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Flying Brick / int_ffee7ef9	comment	Captain Atom, along with his loosely-defined "atomic" powers.
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The Defenders (2017) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
The Greatest American Hero / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
The Thundermans / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Titans (2018) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Champions (Tabletop Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Freedom City (Tabletop Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Sentinels of the Multiverse (Tabletop Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
BeamNG (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
City of Heroes (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
I=MGCM (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
LEGO Marvel's Avengers (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
LEGO Batman (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
LEGO Batman Trilogy (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Mental Omega (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Phoenotopia: Awakening (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Red Resurrection (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Rocket Knight Adventures (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Sonic Robo Blast 2 (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Superman 64 (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Trikumax (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Ultraverse Prime (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
X-Men (1993) (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
X-Men Legends (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
X-Men Legends II (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
X-Men: The Ravages of Apocalypse (Video Game) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Dies Irae (Visual Novel) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Hero Choices (Visual Novel) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Battle of the Multiverse (Web Animation) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Heroes Unite (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
SHPR (Web Video)	seeAlso	Flying Brick
The Aquabats! Super Show! (Web Video) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Ciem Webcomic Series (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Combo Rangers (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Dragon Ball Multiverse (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Evil, Inc. (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Hero by Night (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Hero Material (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Heroine Chic (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
League of Super Redundant Heroes (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Love and Capes (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Magellan (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Nite Stick (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
One-Punch Man (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Salvadora (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Strong Female Protagonist (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
The Fellowship Of Heroes (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
The Super Fogeys (Webcomic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Fantasy Powers League (Website) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Batman: Under the Red Hood / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Boyster / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
ChalkZone / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Challenge of the GoBots / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Chloe's Closet / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Darkwing Duck / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Hijitus / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Inhumanoids / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Invincible (2021) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Mighty Mightor / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Mighty Mouse / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Superman: Doomsday / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Teen Titans / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Teen Titans (2003) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
The Atom Ant Show / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Twice Upon a Time / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
WordGirl	seeAlso	Flying Brick
X-Men	seeAlso	Flying Brick
X-Men	seeAlso	Flying Brick
Red Daughter of Krypton (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Savage Dragon (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Secret Invasion (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Thunderbolts (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Wonder Girl (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
A Crown of Stars (Fanfic) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Underdog / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick

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