The standard, recognizable superpowers shared by many a hero (and villain) with no risk of becoming cliché or being seen as lame.

Wonder Woman, the Invisible Woman, Power Girl, Storm, Batgirl, Ms. Marvel, Supergirl, Jean Grey, Caitlin Fairchild, Vampirella, Catwoman, and Mystique.

Tropes about powers and mystical abilities accessible to characters. Take a look at the article on Magic and consider what it is.

a Non-Governmental Organization Superpower — an organization which is on the same power tier as the most powerful nations and yet is not itself a nation.

Characters with Swiss Army Super Powers are able to apply their narrowly-defined abilities in an amazing array of situations.

A hidden village of strange superpowered beings that exists with limited access to the "normal" world, and sometimes it is completely divorced from "our world".

2-4 countries (or other kinds of sovereign political entities) involved, and each will be described as a superpower.

Feel like giving someone superhuman abilities? It's easy! Just: Make them wander into a lab and spill some chemicals on themselves.

The Semantic Superpower trope as used in popular culture. A power that is defined solely by wording, and thus capable of a great deal of stretching what it ...

Abilities that happen instantly, consume no resources, and can still tip massive scales of power are considered super powers.