Name a superpower any superhero has in the MCU

October 28, 2026 · Daily Dive #105

Explore 132 recorded answers and their points for question 5 on October 28, 2026.

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132 recorded names on October 28, 2026, 80 at 85 or higher. The highest recorded score on this question is 100.

Picture the ensemble scenes where a dozen heroes use wildly different abilities at once, and notice how each one gets summed up in a compact noun phrase rather than a character name. Only the ability itself counts, stated as a general capability; naming who has it, or adding a team, a film, an object or an origin story, falls outside what the reveal accepts.

132 recorded answers80 at 85+ points100 highest recorded points
  • One in a Krillion1100 pts
  • Deep Cut7985 pts
  • Rare3060 pts
  • Schooler1830 pts
  • Plankton410 pts
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Recorded answers

132 recorded answers

How to approach it

Treat this as a vocabulary exercise, not a trivia recall test. The prompt asks you to describe an ability, so the best entries are abstract noun phrases borrowed from how fans catalogue powers, never sentences about who did what. Work through the broad families of ability visible on screen — bodily, mental, mystical, cosmic, technological — and jot three or four short labels for each before committing. Then sort your list by how often each ability appears in the franchise: the ones in every team-up are the safest and the least rewarding, while the ones you had to think hard to retrieve tend to pay best. Submit one plain label and resist adding a hero or a film title, which would put the entry out of scope.

Get a hint

Start from the fight choreography: every ensemble action scene puts a handful of unrelated abilities on screen at once, and the phrasing you want is the compact label a reference site would give each of them.

A little more

Move from the obvious physical feats toward the stranger, narrower abilities — the ones that surface once or twice, described with an abstract noun instead of a verb.

One step further

The sweet spot is a short capability phrase that says what the power does to the world or to another mind, and that could plausibly belong to a supporting figure rather than the lead.

Reveal answers 132
  • Rock bodyRare60points
  • Size manipulationRare60points
  • Sleep inductionRare60points
  • Super intelligenceRare60points
  • Super leapRare60points
  • Ten Rings powersRare60points
  • Time manipulationRare60points
  • Time travelRare60points
  • Weather controlRare60points
  • Wood manipulationRare60points
  • Enhanced sensesSchooler30points
  • GrowingSchooler30points
  • InvisibilitySchooler30points
  • InvulnerabilitySchooler30points
  • LightningSchooler30points
  • MagicSchooler30points
  • Mind controlSchooler30points
  • PortalsSchooler30points
  • ShapeshiftingSchooler30points
  • ShrinkingSchooler30points
  • Spider-senseSchooler30points
  • StretchingSchooler30points
  • TelekinesisSchooler30points
  • TelepathySchooler30points
  • TeleportationSchooler30points
  • TransformationSchooler30points
  • Wall-crawlingSchooler30points
  • Web-shootingSchooler30points
  • FlightPlankton10points
  • Healing factorPlankton10points
  • Super speedPlankton10points
  • Super strengthPlankton10points

Why these answers count

The reveal is unusually generous at the top: 110 of 132 accepted responses cleared the 60-point threshold, so almost any well-formed ability label scored something. What separated the leaders was precision, and how rarely the label gets used in ordinary conversation. The single 100-point entry, Communication with Celestials, is the extreme case — an ability belonging to a minor antagonist and almost never discussed outside deep lore, so it was worth a full house. The crowded 85-point band reads like a tour of specialised vocabulary: Age manipulation, Binary form, Dreamwalking, Molecular manipulation, Quantum realm travel, Sonic scream, Technopathy. Each names a mechanism rather than a result, which is why they scored well while still feeling distinctive. Thirty more answers cleared the bar at just 60, the floor of the band, where the broadest and most familiar labels land: the ones everyone writes first, which still buy a place on the board and little else.

Recorded from the game’s published reveal · Source · Checked 28 Oct, 06:15 UTC

Names and scores reflect the linked dated reveal. The original game makes the final decision on live acceptance. Editorial policy