Top 10 Superpowers You Wouldn't Want To Have

Top 10 Superpowers You Wouldn't Want To Have
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From Marvel Legends to heroes of the DC Infinite Frontier, there are a lot of superpowers that you would want to have. However, not everyone is graced with having unbelievable superpowers. Today on Top Ten Nerd, we bring you our comics explained list of the Top 10 Superpowers You Wouldn't Want To Have.
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Time Codes:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Exploding With Serious Limits
1:34 - Pyrokinesis With No Immunity To Fire
2:38 - Quasi-Sonic Scream
3:45 - Hindsight
5:01 - Compass Powers
6:17 - Reverse Aging
7:32 - Detachable Arms
8:43 - Producing Tar
9:44 - Infectious
10:50 - Acidic Vomit
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[@Top10Nerd]

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[@Azaleus19]

Dabi is probably weeping somewhere in the comment section along with number 9.

[@Ok-ok-ok-ok-ok]

Wouldn't Amanda age again slowly while being young (making her kinda immortal?)

[@osmacar5331]

Produce tar? That'd be pretty useful in blacksmithing if controllable.

[@SextonKing]

Black Bolt’s scream inadvertently tells you how powerful the Hulk really is, since in “World War Hulk” the Hulk deliberately snapped Bolt’s leg to force him to scream right in Hulk’s face…and Banner TOOK it without even stepping back.

[@midnighteye2737]

That unfortunately was not the real Black Bolt.

[@jhubbard4342]

Woah.... that's insane. What issue is this so I can go back and read this?!

[@shanx9750]

@@midnighteye2737 How

[@jackwells8107]

@@jhubbard4342 Black Bolt was actually a skrull at the time (Secret Invasion), but it happened in World War Hulk #1. You should check out the entire story if you've not read it. It was awesome.

[@jhubbard4342]

@Jack Wells that's awesome I'll deff check it out, thanks!

[@gamrage]

You forgot about the mutant with the uncontrollable power to be forgotten.. I guess his powers are just that strong.

[@ragezgaming5034]

Who? Never heard of them.

[@PCMan8922]

I Would Want or Wouldn't Want To Have Rogue's Powers.

[@No-wt5im]

Who? I forgor💀

[@Bloody_bucket]

@@No-wt5im I remember, r.i.p forget-me-not Edit:you will be missed

[@lorijones4281]

I see what you did there,also who are you talking about he sounds kinda familiar but I forgot

[@ster950]

One I’m surprised isn’t on this list is the one mutant that disintegrates people just by being near them. He can’t control it and eventually tells Wolverine to kill him. Worst part is when Wolvy explains that if his DNA were just slightly different, he’d pretty much be an X-Man, so he essentially was given a bad hand since birth

[@diamondfounder2168]

Bros birth was devastating

[@rydergolde3169]

you referring to Ultimate X-Men #41? if so, you're almost right (the only name for the kid is the alias 'J' so I'll call him that) J's X-Gene was activated as he was going through puberty, and nothing seemed off at first his mom wasn't downstairs (she already disintegrated), and nobody was in town, when he went to school like usual, everyone around him just combusted to a fine ash J didn't ask Wolverine to kill him, Xavier found him and Fury put in the order for J to be put down for everyone's safety the two had a talk over it, and it was actually J who asked (as verbatim as I can get) "So what, just one chromosome to the left and I could've been on the X-Men?", to which Logan just told him "Maybe" they shared a beer, and Logan had the kid finish it before taking him out and leaving the cave, the whole thing said to be covered up as a chemical leak, so anti-mutant people wouldn't use this as ammunition for their arguments TL;DR - you're mostly right: Fury sent Logan to kill J J asks about his DNA being slightly different they had a beer each before the deed was done

[@saifalinakhwa8927]

Is this about tenko shimura?

[@BronyGaming-or8kv]

@@saifalinakhwa8927 no

[@jbritp]

Hey Adam, I think you are referring to Carol Campbell. She debuted in the Madrox mini-series. She has the mutant powers to burst into flames but unfortunately she wasn't flameproof and perished afterwards.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

that’s her alright, and she has exactly what Pyro had happen to him happen to her…

[@Crobot-yf6cq]

Yeah I actually have a book all about Madrox and it includes that women. She went to Madrox’s detective agency because her husband was cheating by using astral projection

[@vivelespatat2670]

Set yourself ablaze.

[@nauticalbeast1957]

Interesting

[@shadow177a17]

When he mentioned pyrokinesis I immediately thought about the Venture Brothers version of the Human Torch. He will be painfully set on fire every time he’s exposed to oxygen.

[@stephenking5852]

I wonder if the inside of his lungs catch on fire when he breathes oxygen.

[@Sunstar808]

Amanda’s reverse aging would definitely be a devastating consequence of a power without that belt technology.

[@Comicsluvr]

I loved the comic but I wonder if her de-aging was measurable. If each transformation knocked off a year, for example, then she could transform once per year and effectively stop her aging process. Sure, being super powerful once a year isn't very good, but being a young woman who effectively never ages would have benefits.

[@colingrimm319]

Im sure between the if u went to doctor bettween the elves at the forge and doctor strange they could have been created something more subtle and and end effective or you know being sorcerer supreme just go to the New York sanctum and likley he can Find a way to change it so you don’t reverese age every time I mean he bhnows almost every spell

[@stephenking5852]

I love Invincible.

[@cooperoverall752]

@@Comicsluvr she said it takes a week off her age every time in the tv show

[@oscarguiau3296]

Honorable mentions: Telepathy is torture.

[@viniciusribeiro6451]

I totally agree.

[@thanoseid2883]

only if you cant shut it off.

[@issacdrd]

Matt from Heroes can attest. It basically screwed up his personal life from finding out about his infidelity

[@mariamabbas62]

Having telepathy would be a nightmare. Whether you can shut it off or not it is a damn curse. It is something l would never get, ever. I would also agree that anyone with this ability would be cursed for life.

[@SuperBatSpider]

I love to imagine Arms Fall Off Boy in that one Spongebob scene Literally anyone “What happened to your arms and legs boy?” Arms Fall Off Boy looks beat up “The children are using them as boomerangs”

[@realPurpleOrb]

I imagined the scene where Mr. Krabs walked out of the hospital and saw Squidward

[@ashtonfranklin4620]

One power I wouldn't want to have is the Golden touch king Midas got in Greek mythology, where he basically had the ability to turn everything he touches into gold, and has no limitations. He even ended up turning his own wife into gold, and deeply regretted it.

[@rodneylindsey849]

Wouldn’t the glove turn to gold before you could put them on ? 🖖🏾

[@PiydTH]

​@Richdragon it not only hands if i remember correctly. It implies to all yours body part. Torsos,Foot,Tongue Because he turned his chestplate into Gold too

[@AllenTheAnimator004]

It could even turn YOURSELF into gold...

[@kyrosrexlaghayon1459]

@@AllenTheAnimator004 😂

[@brendennothe5706]

@@rodneylindsey849 just make chain mail gloves

[@DJTerrorByte]

There exists a kid in the X-Men universe who has a worse power. One morning he woke up and everyone in his town was dead. His mutant gene activated and his ability caused the complete cell death of all life near him.

[@jamemhm]

I think the kid who's mutant power is to kill everyone around him involuntarily should have been number 1. It was such a problem that the X-Men sent Wolverine in because he's the only one who could handle the boy, and their solution was to have Logan murder him so he wouldn't cause any more problems

[@alexcantrell700]

Honestly, the worst mutant power I would say is one that belongs to a mutant called Forgetmenot. He is a mutant with the ability of imperceptibly. Sure, every time you try to kill him you always miss which is cool for him but the downside is that the only time you know he exists is when your looking straight at him. If you look away, his entire existence is instantly forgotten about. You could have a 4 hour conversation with him and forget it in a fraction of a second. Imagine not being able to have a loved one because she keeps forgetting you guys ever met. God even having someone your in love with and no matter how many times you tell them, it will never work

[@bostonrailfan2427]

the plus side is being pretty much able to commit crimes with no witnesses

[@Retrenorium]

Who

[@FriskyMeerkat]

Doctor Who had aliens called the Silence that had that power too. I wonder which came first.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@FriskyMeerkat The Silence were first and yet again shows Marvel never met an idea that they couldn’t steal and pass off as their own 🙄

[@kingtommy6210]

It is though a very useful power and it also applies to technology

[@wealthprosper6251]

Honorable mention: Chamber from generation x. How would you like to walk around with flames in place of your neck and chest cavity? And God forbid those powers get shut off…

[@leyrua]

Didn't he lose them at one point and have to be put on life support so that he wouldn't die?

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

​@@leyrua yep. He did not win M-Day.

[@neotono5536]

Whem he lost his powers he got his face restructured.... only to regain his powers and blow it off again.

[@jasperliechty3516]

They used the accidental noise in the Inhumans series. After coming to Earth, Blackbolt encounters several cops. He gets hit with a taser and accidentally grunts and sends the squad cars flying.

[@chilliciouspatrioticmeatlover]

If I ever had the power of Sonic screaming, it would be Black Canary's Sonic Scream.

[@thiagom8478]

In most cases here the problem in not in the power itself but in the addition "without control", and most nice powers would be less than desirable if that element was included. Teleportation is no longer desirable if you will teleport every time you sneezes to a random location and have no control over where you go even if you try to teleport back on purpose. Under those circumstances the most limited your range is the better. The power to explode is nice, with the control over it, if you ever find yourself in a situation where suicide is the best option. Depending on context, and the power of your explosion, you may be able to take with you the people torturing you. Monster Girl's power is nice, you just have to regulate how often you will use it, eternal youth is not a bad thing to have and the power to be a giant super-strong thing for a while every from time to time is a interesting bonus. Besides, you can stay in your "monster" form for some time, enjoying not aging, if the gender bending isn't too much of an issue for you, personally. The ability to fly only means you must live your entire life inside a locked room, if you cannot control when it activates and the direction you go. I believe we are so used to the cliché of super-powers being those costless, miraculous, things, that we do not consider the base-line of not having any power. We compare those imperfect super-power the the "norm" of usual comic book supper powers. As long as you have control over your power, is hard to imagine any power that would be bad to have. Worse case scenario is if you get something that is so context-specific that the context to make it useful will not happen in your entire life: but that does not make your life any worse, just identical to what your life would be if you had no power at all. Most people seem to live under the assumption that having a life is not an entirely bad thing.

[@leyrua]

You read "Powereds" by Drew Hayes, didn't you?

[@Temujin18S]

You forgot one element is limitation, no matter how much you control you have there's still major drawbacks. Major comic books (DC and Marvel) tend to forgot to address most times in order for certain powers function effectively while still retaining some form normality, a second power is required. For example if individual just had nigh- invulnerability all your senses would be non-existent or blocked. Essentially you have no sense of awarness. Comic book called rising stars actually tackled this I won't spoil for you.

[@edgarego5813]

My hero academia a Japanese manga about superheroes kinda tackles the concept making every superpower have a drawback and the body of the user naturally adapted to the power (since they have them since birth)

[@leyrua]

@@edgarego5813 I like how they also tackled that people who receive their powers by means _other_ than birth often suffer more for it, because their body _isn't_ adapted to it.

[@leyrua]

@@edgarego5813 Actually, that kind of makes me wonder about the guy who can copy other people's powers for 5 minutes. What if the short time limit is a _protective feature_ meant to rid him of the borrowed powers before his body starts suffering negative effects from any powers that he might be ill-adapted to?

[@Foliculad]

I’ve always thought Magneto’s Acolyte, Spoor, had a horrible power. He produces pheromones that make people want to kill him. 😅

[@pumpkinjack7265]

Yeah thats pretty bad

[@plushdadumb8860]

bad to have but useful

[@user-wh5qv7rk4t]

@@plushdadumb8860 like as a decoy?

[@somegenericscpnu-7soldier270]

@@plushdadumb8860how would that be useful?

[@thanoseid2883]

@@somegenericscpnu-7soldier270 decoy mainly.

[@vuelle9816]

black bolts ability only works when he's speaking. I don't remember quite the specifics but he is perfectly able to sneeze without killing everyone he knows and loves.

[@rydergolde3169]

yea I was wondering that too- technically you don't *have* to sneeze vocally

[@viniciusribeiro6451]

I always wanted to have probability manipulation, just like Domino and Lucky Girl. But knowing you will always acheive what you want can be really boring.

[@roberthpilesund384]

In the comic Marshal Law, there is one guy, that have similar power to the flames without protection from them, with one added thing that makes it even worse, he burst into flames when he is in contact with oxygen, and have absolutely no control over his "power ". They keep hom in a oxygen free tank, and let him breathe through a tube... and that is his life. Not able to go anywhere, making friends or use his power in any way.

[@rangerlobo5402]

IMHO one of the worst consequences of gaining powers is the inhuman Lockjaw. Yes he can teleport but the side effect is that he was transformed into his canine shape.

[@miss_baphomet]

in 1991 that was revealed to just be a prank the inhumans were pulling on the thing, lockjaw is an actual dog

[@josephwest124]

There's always Kid Psycho who the Legion of Super-Heroes were "reluctantly forced" (their own term, incidentally) to turn down for Legion membership. They really wanted the guy 'cause he had some pretty nifty mental powers (mainly psychokinesis--aka telekinesis) but the problem was that EVERY SINGLE USE of his powers shortened his lifespan by A YEAR. The Legion did, however, make him a "Reserve Member" who would only be called upon for the direst of extreme emergencies (though he was apparently invited to all sorts of fun Legion events, like weddings and probably fondue parties) because they didn't feel they could accept the responsibility for his shortened life (even though it would be Kid Psycho's own decision). But, just imagine it: You need to get something off a shelf and you can't quite reach it so you just "nudge" it to within reach and *BLAM* you've now cut your lifespan by a full year (just because you were too lazy to go get a better step stool or a "finger-longer" device). And you do have to wonder how many years Kid Psycho would actually have to live considering the fact that he HAD to have used his powers many times as a baby or toddler. I mean, go watch some old "Bewitched" episodes and see how Tabitha used her powers to get a stuffed toy in her crib or create her very own mommy that she didn't have to share with anyone. Young children act impulsively--that's their nature. By the time Kid Psycho first applied to the Legion, he might easily have only had a couple of years left to live--all because he didn't have the necessary control as a little kid.

[@thiagom8478]

I think one rare example of a scary power to have, that is entirely under the control of the person who has it, is the mind control power of that Mesmero fellow in the Netflix version. However, it only became such a terrible power to have in this case because Mesmero got is as a children. Mercifully, he isn't capable to erase memories or would be impossible for him to form any notion that other people exist in the world. Still, the way it was the power of mind control at young age took from him most opportunities normal children have to learn limits from responsible adults. Is hard not to feel sorry for him when you realize that. Perhaps the problem is still control in this case. He does not really "control" the power as a child same way an adult would. Because he does not control his own impulses. And having the power from that point own he never will learn to control them. An adult with formed personality, and therefore a moral compass of some kind, having the power of control others would have the choice to use it in a completely selfish way or not. Take the needs, opinions and inclinations of outers under consideration or not, weight consequences of their desires for others or not. Children, as children, are simplistic and selfish. They have no choice in that regard. Humans learn that other people are "real" by having their whims denied by those other people. This awareness does not came fully developed with "the hardware" of human brain.

[@jeremiahbristow7609]

I was looking after my father as a child, so not every child is selfish. From the age of 3, if that story about me trying to fight off ambulance workers with a spatula is to be believed, and the age of 6 from my memories.

[@thiagom8478]

I respectfully disagree. All children are selfish and there is really no shame in that, @@jeremiahbristow7609 (except extreme, pathologic, cases. Which your comment do not suggest, as far as I can see. To be selfish/altruist one needs to interact with the world in a structured way, bellow a certain level of reasoning the expression "selfish" loses its meaning) . They also have poor memory and better cicatrisation than adults, and all that helps our specie to survive. Nothing wrong with that. Being selfish does not mean never doing anything for the sake of others. Specially when this others are important to your wellbeing. Perhaps that is the root of our divergence of opinion. A selfish person is still a person, therefore a biological organism, not a Mathematical equation. A odd number is completely odd, all the time, but a selfish people is not selfish in the same way an odd number is odd. Besides, all odd numbers are equally odd. Selfish people are selfish in different degrees, and ways. But what is normal behaviour for a child would be absurdly selfish in an adult. While an selfish adult would still look like a mostly altruistic children. Anyway, I tank you for your answer to my comment.

[@protorhinocerator142]

Endeavor from My Hero Academia is not impervious to flame but has an extremely high resistance to it. He can do a Prominence Burn attack that lights up the sky and come out alive. People without flame abilities can die immediately. If he does it a lot he needs to cool down and can even burn himself if enough heat is generated. Considering how high his flame threshold is, it's hardly a limitation. It's just that he doesn't have complete 100% unconditional immunity like Johnny Storm.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

Mineta and Momo both have not-great Quirks, honestly. Mineta's is kind of not the most useful (though he makes it work) and involves tearing pieces of his scalp off whenever he uses it, and Momo could easily destroy her own body if she has to use hers too often (plus the fact that her ability relies on either having an ally to wield her home-grown weapons or her own ability to use whatever she creates, something she struggles with in combat situations).

[@kaiyeeter7193]

What about Forget-Me-Not? His power is to be instantly forgotten about.

[@utubeiskaren7796]

That's why he wasn't in the video The writers forgot

[@xilongma4794]

Who?

[@jennyderr1426]

What about that one guy, you know, the guy who's power was...uh...something about being forgotten all about unless your looking right at him. Oh look, a bird,...what was I talking about?

[@msmaria5039]

Does anyone else think that Bailey Hopkins could be helpful in the Krakoa Era since he could be brought back after using his powers?

[@theartoonnerdologist411]

You have to play a role in another story after you die they just don’t bring back any mutant

[@ProminenceSmash9]

He exist on an alternate universe.

[@thanoseid2883]

@@theartoonnerdologist411 you literally haven't read krakoa have you?

[@theartoonnerdologist411]

@@thanoseid2883 theres alot of mutants who didnt come back for some stories

[@thanoseid2883]

@@theartoonnerdologist411 i thought not. in krakoa they have this.....thing that brings back mutants. they've used it a lot even on mutants who dont contribute to the story. now do you understand?

[@GatheredStorm_YT]

As for sonic scream as well we’ve seen how that power can backfire in Doctor strange multiverse of madness, dude basically blew up his own brain because Wanda somehow removed his mouth and he tried to scream, so if he was about to speak and you somehow managed to shut his mouth then theoretically if even the smallest of sounds came out of his throat then his power would just backfire into his own skull and turn his brain into a smoothie

[@thanoseid2883]

thing is in comics that was tried and failed. next time do your research.

[@tonyblake7569]

I hated how they did that to him in that movie. I don't doubt it would kill him but he has to be careful every second of every day of his life not to make a sound. So how did what she did make him completely forget he shouldn't say anything and he was so surprised he tried to say something?

[@Roughly182Eggs]

That's just the Movies, and the Movies butcher power adaptations all the time. Just look at Hulk, the dude is a shell of his comic book self. Marvel seems to have a knack for disrespecting fan favorite characters, started with Hulk, then Professor X, Mr Fantastic, AND Black bolt all got trampled in the same movie for the sake of the plot To get to the point, Black bolt wouldn't die like that, he's been trained his entire life from birth to not speak when in pain. There are many instances of him being *tortured* and still refusing to make a single sound. Black bolt would never die like that, purely because ALL his training has been about self control. Also, I'm fairly certain someone did something similar to him in the comics, and it just stopped the noise, he didn't die or anything. It's just the dumb MCU degrading good characters :(

[@rydergolde3169]

@@Roughly182Eggs wasn't there the X-Men movie where they also killed of *Darwin* first? as in- the Mutant whose whole power is *to evolve to not die against ANY SITUATION* > turned into a sentient sponge against a brain-eating virus > evolved strong enough to survive a few punches against Comics Hulk (before teleporting away) > became A GOD OF DEATH to survive Hela's DEATH TOUCH (I'm not kidding) his power grid literally puts ALL OF HIS STATS AT SEVEN (maximum) WHEN FACTORING HIS ADAPTATIONS ..except his fighting skill- though I think the X-Men movies are/were made by Fox and not Marvel

[@jamalvargas6146]

Reading Auras Like The Bridge Carson Character from Power Rangers loved that guy so cool

[@Nedoiko]

I mean the De-aging one could be pretty snazzy if you're not a superhero considering it activates on command, im not sure if I understand it correctly but I assume so long as you dont use it, you age as normal, so you could just use it every few years to keep in shape

[@miss_baphomet]

her powers are a curse so at least initially she couldn't control it at all

[@Nedoiko]

@@miss_baphomet that is more understandable yeah

[@Lovehandels]

The cumpass powers are low key but amazing! I'd take it if it was forced on to me. Doesn't hurt me or anyone around me, sounds perfect for someone who uses landmark to navigate my environment instead of addresses!

[@antiloser-NFS]

Yeah, it's not exactly a power you wouldn't want to have. It's not very useful compared to others of course but it'd be useful to normal people.

[@thedragonthatlovesskittles7132]

Shape-shifting, you can turn into anything, any fictional thing too if you're lucky, so that means you have every super power.

[@dswxyz2]

Surprised you didn't mention Deadly Ernest's death touch. First power I thought of when I saw the title.

[@targetdreamer257]

Wow that is a deep cut. You gain 11 nerd points.

[@VarjoFilosofi]

Wouldn't reverse aging essentially make you immortal and give you eternal youth? Just use the monster form to stay certain age. I would definitely want that.

[@EnderGoku9001]

that one omni man girl:

[@joshuamohlman]

I totally agree with number 1. Acid vomit would not be fun at all

[@dannydevito5312]

The radio contest as a reason you wouldn’t want black bolts power cracked me up

[@WildWildWes.]

Adam your my favorite host to watch on top 10 nerd. You make the videos more enjoyable

[@Stormrider019]

There are three Superpowers I've always wanted. 1. Electromagnetism Manipulation. 2. Chronokinesis. 3. Underwater Breathing.

[@piratekit3941]

I always thought Monster Girl's monster form getting larger while she got younger meant her monster form was keeping her correct age. Like she had 2 different bodies, one with normal time, and one stuck reserve aging. It always made more sense than her monster form being stronger/bigger the younger she gets.

[@NewOrderOfAlexandria]

I don't know if this was ever in the comics, but the water guy from X-Men 1 (movie) was terrifying, he just slowly devolved into nothing but a puddle ☠️

[@CubingComplished]

The thing is that the first hero, Bailey, had such a good comic run

[@3DMVR]

dial h for heros anthology has a lot of these powers, think some of them die because they didnt gain invulnerability along with their abilities

[@gilbertotabares8196]

Y'know instead of Hindsight Lad who doesn't have any powers you shoulda used Captain Hindsight from South Park. Hindsight actually is his power. And he can fly. And that's it.

[@online8979]

Flying is a really useful power

[@coffeecartoons5345]

Fall Off Family needs their own slice of life comic. Imagine Fingers Fall Off Gal having to go on a date while needing to keep her fingers on

[@hubmacfan]

A mutant who could set themself on fire, but susceptible to the burns they receive? I can do that.

[@Mercy4Hire]

I think deadpools powers are definitely up there. It has to come with cell killing cancer to counter balance the regen, and so you always look disgusting and can never die and go insane.

[@legofan6559]

how about Rogue's powers, while I do not know how she is the comics the fact that she can literally touch no one without making them a lifeless corpse, say goodbye to any love life and same goes for cyclops as he needs his glasses otherwise he might destroy half the city block

[@CobCobberson]

Fun fact about monster girl. Spoilers for invincible. 1) the transformation doesn't just make her look like a masculine monster, it changes everything. We learn that she's a dad when her half flaxan child attacks earth. 2) in one of the evil invincible universes, we see Amanda as an infant, and she is now bigger then the teen team hideout.

[@TVm0nk]

I dont remember an X-men but i remember The Venture Brothers show had a version of Johnny Storm that felt the pain of the flames lmaaoo

[@Batman12810]

I was just talking about this with my Son while watching this video

[@wolffang471]

I would want the ability to control, generate, store and amplify photon energy.

[@poodie3887]

I’d want the ability to turn ppl or objects into crayons by eyesight

[@alisonsmith4436]

I love your videos 😊

[@stevenalexander7309]

Black Bolt is an an example of what I call "Power Creeping", which is when a character's power changes over time to become more interesting or serviceable to a plot - like a hero who has never had any sort of mental powers resisting a psychic attack just by will power, then next thing you know they are a telepath. Black Bolt's original situation is that his POWER was the ability to manipulate electrons, which enabled him to fly and generate power blasts, the voice thing was more of a side effect. But over time it became established that his voice IS his power, with nary a mention or depiction of the electron thing. So, that's that.

[@coolphoton1234]

I cant believe the young mutant, J, that uncontrollably instantly kills everyone in a significant radius in a horrific fashion didn't make the cut. His mutation sucked sooooooo much worse than most on the list.

[@bensheekey1399]

In a way amanda can be immortal. If she doesnt use her powers, wouldn't she start aging again? She just needs to wait a few years to get to a reasonable age then use her powers again

[@austinslaughter319]

Gotta argue with number 10, there's a whole group of people with the ability to explode one time, and they kicked our asses.

[@CJ_Welch]

Sadly

[@brencelionheart6837]

It makes you have to think about how many super powers need other super powers to allow them to work. With flight you need to be resilient to cold and damage or have an aura or shield or something. Or really like eating bugs.

[@WERTYUIO821]

You forgot forgetmenot! He was one of the OG X-Men with the ability to make everyone forget him even when he doesn't want to. His ability is so strong that the only reason I remembered it was the fact that I put a mental reminder to myself which will end soon... . What was I talking about again?

[@DylPicklewithaspace]

Who?

[@johnmozhui5630]

What?

[@mannymaker93]

The mutant you are referring to is Liz Allan, also known as Firestar. She has the ability to generate and manipulate microwave radiation, which allows her to create and control intense heat, project powerful blasts, and fly. However, she is not immune to the heat she generates, and prolonged use of her powers can cause her to suffer burns and other negative side effects. Liz Allan first appeared as Firestar in "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends" (1981), an animated television series. Her comic book debut was in "Uncanny X-Men #193" (1985). However, her origin story was fully explored in the four-issue limited series "Firestar" (1986), written by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Mary Wilshire.

[@neotono5536]

He wasn't talking about Firestar since she has been around for much longer than a few panels. Also Firestar was immune to the flames but not the radiation her powers let off. Her powers ended up giving her cancer. She survived but pretty sure she wouldn't use her powers again.

[@chelu4u]

Adam is growing on me👍

[@Eric_Johannson]

"Flammable Girl, the Human tinder". Naw - I was just making that up.

[@zitzle]

Exploding once can be really good if you're standing near someone you really dislike

[@researcherchameleon4602]

Imagine if the first guy had the dead ringer, he could come back to life

[@mold_mister]

Interesting video brother

[@jackwells8107]

I already have a super power. It's really awesome, but very limited - I can make any star within range go nova. Want me to demonstrate? As for the power I want - I really would like to be able to travel through space like Silver Surfer or someone. #5 - I was born in 1965. I'd LOVE to have Monster Girl's curse! You really should have gone mythological for #1 - Old King Midas and that gold touch with no off switch.

[@joebove4]

No version of Pyro is immune to the flames he generates - which is why he almost always uses wrist-mounted flamethrowers to generate the fire for him. He COULD will flames into existence and blast them out of himself, but because he isn’t immune, he gets burnt if he does.

[@michaelc.brownsr4680]

Perfect Flight Ability! The ability to sustain and control the human body to fly! I think that flight would be the power I want! To be able to just take off at incredible speed and Control that speed, would be MASSIVELY helpful for Combat

[@laymand83]

Lookin good Adam! 👍😍

[@zacharychaber1791]

I saw an anime where this kids power is this force that does everything possible to prevent his death so long as he wants to die, so it creates a force field, telekenticly throws things out of the way, or if he starves himself his power will force anything edible around down his throat, including people. However his power will stop working if he wants to live, it only works as long as he wants to kill himself, which he does alot

[@jasonours6957]

Wow

[@swaglevi4315]

is it bad i wanna know what the anime's called?

[@alejandromilici7763]

The only fire mutant students I know are Firefist, Match, Sunpyre and Oya. Other fire mutants are Flambé, Sunfire, Burner, Pyro I, Pyro II, Thunderbird III and Fever Pitch.

[@TheMachine_]

I'm disappointed that Rogue and The Thing (BEN GRIMM) didn't make this list, but I will say that the 10 that were chosen also are more curse than superpower.

[@neotono5536]

Rogue can now control her power. It was always some mental block with her that made it so she couldn't turn it off.

[@TheMachine_]

@@neotono5536 I did not know that. That’s pretty cool. Would still attribute her powers as a curse up until her recent remedy?

[@dylanpinto1529]

Turning into a ball full of spikes and become invisible at the same time

[@PCMan8922]

If Quasi-Sonic Scream Wasn't Bad Enough, Hindsight Is Too Complicated To Be a Power.

[@tranz2deep]

The mutant girl you were thinking of in the pryrokinesis without immunity portion of this is Firestar and it's not fire that she had to work to gain resistance to, but microwave energy..

[@insaneninjabunny]

There is a Lois and Clark comic I have somewhere (based off the tv show of the same name, superman universe) where they played off the concept of the fantastic 4 with supreme caveats to their powers. The mister fantastic was losing his molecular stability, the miss fantastic was phasing out of reality, the human torch burned up in his own flame I think? And the thing was in incredible pain to the point where he ended himself in a vacuum pod or something? It was super weird, and definitely copied the way they got their powers with cosmic radiation.

[@minecraftperson8412]

Have you heard of the X-man Forgetmenot? He basically gives anyone who interacts with him split second dementia and they completely forget he exists.

[@Autoskip]

I've actually been seeing if I can train myself to have "compass powers" - currently I'm not actually trying, and I need to see if I can figure out a better way, but given I have semi-actively tried to get compass powers (as described in this video), I think it's safe to say that that's the power from this list that I'd most want - but of the ones that aren't available to every resident of Manhattan, I'd probably want pyrokinesis - it would still be generally useable if I didn't have to be within burning range of the fire I was controlling, and even if I did have to be, with practice it should be possible to make a burst of flame that lasted long enough to get some dry grass to burn in a survival situation, but not long enough to burn me.

[@feliperezendecrispi602]

Hey, how about New Warrior's list? Love them. Hugs from Brasil!

[@shadow1150zz]

What about that one Marvel mutant whose whole stick is that she makes you have an extreme case of vertigo?

[@dark_dagger]

Can't they just, you know, revive him every time

[@petelee2477]

2:00 I assumed it worked like pokemon resistances where you take far less damage from fire attacks but could still be overwhelmed by more extreme flames.

[@Megatron113]

Black Bolt stubs toe or steps on a Lego, world ends.

[@eliandervalderen5849]

The first character I ever ran into with reverse aging was in the Star Trek Story the original generation

[@rodgerbroadway5555]

Black Bolt has always been 1 of my top favs.

[@Ohmargod]

That's why every powerful superpower has something like required secondary powers. Like great equilibrium for flyers. Immunity towards fire for fire based powers. Super durability and reflexes for speedsters.

[@exelierxe.e]

Regeneration, Brutal Strength, Crystalic Skin, High Durability, Crystalic weapons, Connecting to others body to make them Armor and getting one own skill from their skills (if its possible) (Yes based at DiamondHeas but I actually improved the idea and its not all of abilities But minuses: being heavy, Needed water to generate more Energy to create Durable Cristal weapons or to be just super durable (Even more than Superman), Heat beams makes cristal weak and weak, It cannot regenerate because it needs to generate more and more energy to survive the Hot temperature

[@christianwhite8877]

If there's any powers I want then omni magic is automatically in the list (it's the magic equivalent of nigh omnipotence because it allows the ability to use all types of magic the ability to draw/take the magic of entire universe's/dimensions and this power requires the magic to be on par with the magic of deitys and concept based magic is a thing so you would for example have reality magic time magic and space magic which means I could become a god whenever I feel like it)

[@adamgeorgia9997]

The power to think anything into existence. Including other powers

[@dummyrobotdestroyer6946]

4:33 that’s kind of useful because he might remember the things that the enemy uses and he might tell the people how they can destroy that if the enemy comes and uses that again

[@ppizbig9146]

Nah the pyrokenesis but susceptible to fire makes sense, basically fire bending from the last airbender

[@safakak3459]

Don't they get some form of fire resistance?

[@ppizbig9146]

@@safakak3459 nah don’t you remember zuko 💀😂

[@SirsasthNigam.]

Ironically some of these powers make sense for real life

[@theittheit6075]

“Just granddad glen” Bc we all know what he’s detaching.

[@JunesBest]

I always wanted the beyonder powers or wonder man’s powers

[@theonechillbeing9317]

Hindsight powers are very useful when upgraded.

[@littlehollow4781]

The infection one could be use to research antibiotics or how to cure the virus and bacteria in your body, you could give HUGE strides in the medical field

[@TheNormemegian]

A power I would want would be Technokinesis (The ability to manipulate and move technology)

[@stevemeters3090]

what if... Black Bolt gets up in the middle of the night to pee and stubs his toe..

[@user-th4ny7vk9u]

3:22 In case if he coughs or sneezes it wouldn’t activate his power because it is linked to the area of his brain that is responsible for talking which doesn’t include a cough nor a sneeze

[@Kano_Productions]

I feel a balanced teleportation would require you to know that place, and the longer the distance the more exhausted you are, almost as if you had to run there, like a short reaction dodge wouldn't be much, but a teleport across a town would gas you

[@Froward_Thinker]

seriously he should have given everyone the ability to slightly heal small wounds or sicknesses.