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I’m able to turn into metal, specifically steel. My skin can fully turn into steel i’m also bulletproof and durable. I have super strength, and my max limit is 700 tons, though I can fly up to Mach 195. I also have super speed when running, and my top speed is Mach 195.

Am I overpowered?

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[-] Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 day ago

Those also make the least sense. I understand "I'm a metal person here are my metal powers" but metal is not a thing that flies or goes fast. If the character were springs, I might accept being able to launch yourself, but not a sustained ludicrous speed.

[-] Skywalker@sopuli.xyz 1 points 1 day ago

Those also make the least sense

In a universe where a man turns into a giant green monster that can lift over trillions of tons, and another man can make armor that makes him omnipotent, someone turning their body into metal or Kevin Levin flying is the thing that makes the least sense?

[-] Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 day ago

What I was getting at is that most of the power sets TRY to make sense, in universe. Super strong Metal man? Fine. Flight? How is my question. Essentially, you're making a marvel universe Man of Steel Superman.

If you have control over your metal bits and can shape change, like a liquid metal person, then I would start thinking flight can be figured out. I would be concerned with you freezing over though, or melting like the T-1000 Terminator. (The liquid one)

Also, why such a specific speed?

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