What superhero do you most closely identify with?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around participants sharing which superhero they most closely identify with, exploring personal connections to various characters from comic books and popular culture. The scope includes a mix of humorous, serious, and unconventional choices, reflecting individual traits and feelings.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants identify with powerful characters like Galactus and Superman, suggesting a connection to strength or speed.
  • Others prefer characters without superpowers, such as Batman and the Punisher, highlighting themes of resilience and determination.
  • A few participants mention unconventional choices like The Penguin and Middle Aged Man, indicating a humorous or relatable perspective.
  • Some express a connection to characters like Professor X and Mr. Fantastic, possibly reflecting on intelligence or ego.
  • Several participants mention characters from various media, including cartoons and SNL skits, showcasing a diverse range of influences.
  • There are playful references to characters like Catwoman and Lobo, with some participants questioning their own choices humorously.
  • Participants express feelings of anger or frustration through characters like Buttercup and Hulk, suggesting a deeper emotional connection.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants present a wide variety of superheroes they identify with, indicating no consensus on a single character or type of superhero. The discussion remains open-ended with multiple competing views.

Contextual Notes

Some responses reflect humor and personal anecdotes, while others may depend on individual interpretations of what constitutes a superhero. The diversity of choices suggests varying definitions and connections to the concept of heroism.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in personal identity, character analysis, or the cultural significance of superheroes may find this discussion engaging.

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What superhero do you most closely identify with?

Me? Galactus!
 
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Batman or Punisher(no powers, yet still kickass)
 
Not a superhero

The Penguin

I relate well to my own species
 
Never really thought of this before, but I guess it would be Professor X.
 
Mighty Mouse, or Voltron...there some much alike I really have a hard time picking one over the other...

http://www.ghg.net/wduncan/voltron/3dvoltron.jpg

or

mightym.jpg
 
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I've always been partial to the Phantom.
 
Middle Aged Man, from SNL. All middle aged superheros will understand.
 
gordon freeman
 
Buttercup!
http://www.bunnybass.com/e-zine/basspets/pics/buttercup.jpg
Probably because I'm angry most of the time...but sweet and lovable too. :smile:

Sunayana.
 
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Mr Fantastic but that's probably due to my over inflated ego!
 
  • #11
The Joker from Batman

marlon
 
  • #12
Genghis Khan :-p
 
  • #13
Superman!

Bicycling faster than a speeding bullet... I often feel like Superman while bicycling.
 
  • #14
honestrosewater said:
Never really thought of this before, but I guess it would be Professor X.

Not Super Girl ? OOPs i said the g word.
 
  • #15
Ivan Seeking said:
Middle Aged Man, from SNL. All middle aged superheros will understand.
That was Jon Lovitz IIRC...great skit.
 
  • #16
Lobo
Lobo.
 
  • #17
Does Catwoman count?
 
  • #18
Math Is Hard said:
Does Catwoman count?

With that leather costume it must be one of the top three.
 
  • #19
Must be Hulk for me, ugly and witless, a thing that no one loves. :biggrin:
 
  • #20
FredGarvin said:
That was Jon Lovitz IIRC...great skit.

Hey, you're looking at my gut aren't you? :smile: :smile: :smile:

...and be sure to replace the seals in your water faucets at least every ten years...

My hero.
 
  • #21
wolram said:
Not Super Girl ? OOPs i said the g word.
Be careful or Professor X may have to make you wear the catwoman costume. Hm, or something else you wouldn't enjoy so much. :wink:
 
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yourdadonapogostick said:
Batman or Punisher(no powers, yet still kickass)
Are you sure? I was thinking you'd be Mama's Boy.
 
  • #23
smurf could be ru paul
 
  • #24
regarding superheroes i would be myself , kaos the bringer of disorder!
 
  • #25
honestrosewater said:
Be careful or Professor X may have to make you wear the catwoman costume. Hm, or something else you wouldn't enjoy so much. :wink:
:blushing: :blushing: :blushing: :blushing: :blushing: :blushing:
 
  • #26
Bicycle Repair Man!
 
  • #27
ARTMAN

Can divert a mighty thread in just a few keystrokes, able to jump to conclusions without a clue. Look, up in the dictionary, it's a bird, it's pain, it's Artman!

That being said, I'm much more like Clark Kent. :blushing:
 
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Captain Yesterday.
 
  • #29
Dexter!

Always messing up things.
 
  • #30
that guy with the blue fur in the x-men. the silver surfer has always been my favourite though.
 

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