The With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility trope as used in popular culture. The Super Hero people are expected to have a higher moral standard. No …

The evidence indicates a connection between morals and one's ability to remain "sane". Normally, using the power makes you crazy the longer you use it, because ...

Unappealing person has superpowers and a brand new sexy body! Fanboys and Fangirls are now screaming just to see more of him or her on screen or page.

When this character gets superpowers, the first thing they do is... not much. They use their powers to marginally improve their lives, and simply do what they ...

The With Great Power Comes Great Opposition trope as used in popular culture. Being a superhuman or a military genius does not always make you friends.

Peter Parker awakens to a dangerous superpower that he hates and fears. It may be the only thing he hates more than himself.

The Spectacular Spider-Man: Like all incarnations of Spider-Man, Peter Parker lives by this trope, using his powers to help, save, or protect anyone he can. The ...

Fate has granted us great power — But power for power's sake is utterly worthless! ... TV Tropes. TVTropes. About TVTropes · TVTropes Goals · Troping Code ...

With Great Power Comes Great Insanity ». Quotes · Zemo: The desire to become a superhuman cannot be separated from supremacist ideals. Anyone with that serum is ...

Basic Trope: A character with superpowers uses them exclusively for their own personal convenience. Downplayed: Justified: Inverted: Averted: Conversed: