Harrison is a superhero because he’s always ready to help, protect his friends, make people laugh, and face every challenge with courage.
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Spider-Man has always been Harrison’s favorite. He loves that Spider-Man can be funny and goofy one minute, then incredibly brave when someone needs help. Harrison admires that underneath the mask, Peter Parker is still just a kid trying to do the right thing. Spider-Man shows him that being a hero isn’t about being the strongest—it’s about having the courage to help others, even when you’re scared.
Harrison’s love of superheroes began when he was three years old, when he received the Avengers in 12-inch action figures for Christmas. He was instantly hooked. Those figures sparked an imagination that has never really stopped. For Harrison, superheroes have always meant adventure, creativity and the idea that ordinary people can do extraordinary things. Seven years later, he still gets that same excitement whenever superheroes are involved.
Harrison would choose the power of flight. He loves the idea of being able to take off whenever he wants, travel anywhere in the world and see everything from above. But flying would also mean never being stuck, never being too far away and always being able to get where he’s needed. For a kid whose imagination has always taken him into superhero adventures, the ability to actually take to the sky would be the ultimate superpower.
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