I'd probably just do the job in the clothes that I had on.
I mean, the civilians are already fleeing in terror. They don't need to see a rainbow-clad cabaret guy in a silly cape zooming on in to save them. Clothes make the man, after all.
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If you were a superhero, how would you change into costume?
I actually watched Aurora Moon's youtube clip finally- that was awesome. O_OI'd do it like Cutie Honey.omg this is one of my favorite animes everrrr!!!
I would also want to do it like sailor moon/cutie honey. lots of music and nudity :)
Looks like I'll have to pick up another anime series…
there's actually different series of cutie honey…
the old 70's version cutie honey, which was actually a pretty trippy and bizarre cartoon but it was cool all the same.
The new cutie honey (which was featured in the video)…. which takes place in an highly dystopic city, in which crime is numerous. it's apparently set in the very far future. The cutie honey's task in this series is to try to find the mastermind behind all the suffering going on, and stop him. this one is my most favorite version.
Cutie Honey Flash (which is basically the child safe version that was created by the same company that produced Sailor Moon. Since how parents complained about the realistic uncensored nudity, the cussing and violence of New Cutie Honey… despite the fact that it was marketed towards people of 17 to 20 years old. so this version was made to market to younger teenagers and children.)
And of course, the live action series. I hated the live action since how the heroine in it was super-annoying. She was so ditsy, and wasn't as intelligent as her previous interactions. and there was her habit of dancing on school desks yelling "hooray, I got praised!" every time the teacher praised her for getting an answer right. she was so retarded that it was embarrassing to watch her. the redeeming thing about this series though, was her darker counterpart, Miki Saotome/Sister Miki, who I loved.
Oh, great… now you guys make me want to parody her… My idea would be to expose a woman named Honey Kisiragi to some gamma radiation. When she gets mad, she grows extra muscle, becomes six feet in height and loses several thousand points of intelligence while still keeping her beauty (and somehow she'll be wearing a fur bikini set underneath her clothes). And her catchphrase in this form? "Honey Smash!!!"
Okay. I'll shut up now…
I want to show you something but I can't find it :(
On Robot Chicken it showed Clark Kent being drunk and doing stupid things. Turns out when superman transforms he leaves his clothes on the ground, and homeless guys are wearing them. Really funny. Robot Chicken season 4 episode 13, if anyone wants to try and find it for me :)
I won't need a costume because good deeds need to be public and exposed. And then what? Threaten my family and friends? Get them to "disappear"? So what. That will only make me into a bigger hero. I'll not just be a hero but be a martyr at the same time and will go down in history as such.
If I was a supervillain, I'd need a costume cuz I don't want my identity to be exposed as I do my horrible crimes.
I don't think I'd wear a costume lol I'd just wear my usual attire.Wouldn't it get a little hot and sweaty saving the day in a fursuit? Pretty hard to see inside those things too I've heard. o_O
-hehe, no disrespect intended Hunchdebunch! :)
Lol none taken! However, I don't actually own a fursuit! XD I just wear normal clothes, usually. Jeans and a tshirt all the way, as long as the shirt is bright and has a cartoony motif on it :D
You see, if i were i superhero i would be Costume-change-girl, my signature and main power against crime would be me putting on my costume, i would do so in such a grotesque anti-climatic and awful way that criminals would have to run away if the want to keep their sanity.
I would develop a lair of some sort where I would spend most of my time researching crime and taking care of it accordingly (and by that I mean I would be incredibly selective. only cool crimes, please). So I would always be in costume, or have a place to change.
Seriously tho if I ever were diagnosed with a terminal illness I would probably go out and do something stupid like become a masked vigilante. Hell I'd be dead anyway, might as well live every nerd's dream before I die. vOv
If I can ever get it made, you'd know that Jane doesn't wear a superhero costume. She's just a girl who can do stuff. However, if I had a hero who normally wore nice clothes, I suppose they'd perhaps keep an indestructible mechanics jumper or something to protect their threads.
If Poinko had ever taken the initiative to draw eXtra Ordinary, you'd have found that the teams costumes were like school team uniforms, such as a football player or cheerleader would wear. Probably kept in their locker or something.
I think if I were a hero, I'd just wear what I had on. There's so many people in the world now that it's easier to hide out in the open than it used to be. Sure there's video recognition, but with more people around, there are more people who look like you around, and I'd make sure I didn't look too out of the ordinary.
Well, first I wouldn't bother keeping my identity secret. Anyone tries to attack me through my loved ones, they're dead. You do not mess with my loved ones. Rough up so much as a hair on their head and the last words you hear are "Vak smash!"
That said I'd still wear a costume. Alright, by costume I mean 'a cape on top of regular clothes'. Cause despite what Incredibles say, capes are awesome.
And yet I still expect people to ask, "Who was that caped Vak?"
hmm. you know, masks and or disguises may not even be an issue.
after all, Marylin Monroe was a pro at blending into the background FAST when she wanted to… in real life she was a shy, quiet girl. people had to have her pointed out to them for them to recognize her at all.
But once she started doing that famous walk of hers and changed her behavior, she was instantly recognized.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MarilynMonroe
and she didn't even have to change clothing or whatever.
likewise, a lot of other celebrities do it too when they don't want to be recognized.
It's a case of Clark Kenting, really.
so all you would have to do is learn how to do alter ego acting, and be able to switch them on and off at will. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AlterEgoActing
apparently, this works very well in real life. :P
You see, if i were i superhero i would be Costume-change-girl, my signature and main power against crime would be me putting on my costume, i would do so in such a grotesque anti-climatic and awful way that criminals would have to run away if the want to keep their sanity.
Wow… you just reminded me of how the Guyver transforms… Problem is when his "Bio Booster Armor" materializes, everything within a certain radius around him gets ripped to shreds…
But I guess you would transform like this…
Youtube Video: Worst Transformation Sequence Ever
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