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Question for nerds: If Captain Man from *Henry Danger* was in any other universe, and the writers took the character seriously, would he be overpowered?
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Skywalker sopuli.xyz Skywalker@sopuli.xyz
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In the show Henry Danger, Captain Man's power is durability. He's so durable that he was once at the core of a nuclear missile and was fine afterward. If this power was consistent, wouldn't he be way too overpowered?
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Tolookah discuss.tchncs.de Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de
Joined: 2023-06-12
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Durable without anything else has some solid downsides, I would not consider that overpowered. Throw him in a volcano and he's kind of stuck there for a long while. Same with space.

I don't know this guy's full power set, so I might be missing something.
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