No cape required. His superpower is courage, kindness, and standing up for those who can’t stand up for themselves.
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He loves Spider-Man because he sees more than a superhero in him—he sees someone who chooses to do the right thing, even when it’s hard. Spider-Man reminds him that being a hero isn’t about being perfect or having the most power; it’s about being kind, standing up for others, and never giving up. He admires Spider-Man’s courage, loyalty, and big heart. Like Spider-Man, he believes that when you have the strength to help someone, you should.
His love for superheroes started when he was just a baby, and all these years later, it has never changed. From the very beginning, he was fascinated by their strength, courage, and willingness to protect others. As he’s grown, that love has become part of who he is. He doesn’t just admire superheroes for their powers—he admires their hearts, their bravery, and the way they stand up for people who need them most.
He’s naturally protective, kind, and doesn’t tolerate bullying. I could see him wanting a power that lets him help people who are hurting—not just physically, but emotionally too. He’d probably want to be the superhero who makes sure nobody feels alone, unheard, or unprotected.
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