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>>220235539
What has ever explained a natural ability to fly? Superman originally jumped
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>>220235700
its covered many times, superman can pulse his cells - the energy of the pulsing surging him forward

wonder woman, I forget but also covered in her origins movie with Gal Gadot.
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>>220235700
>wonder woman
OG WW had the invisible jet. Modern WW uses magic Nth metal BS. Other heroes use telikinesis or tech or some other BS. Flight is generally just an accessory power that everyone gets, because it's easier to write for characters when they can just fly in and out of scenes on command
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>>220236238
wtf is pulsing your cells. How would that work in space
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in my dreams I can often just think of flying and start levitating



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