Build A Superhero Team And We'll Reveal Each Fan's Perfect Super Suit
- by Andrew Brethauer
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Not all superheroes have superpowers. Some of them rely heavily on their suit to bring them to the battle and help them defeat their enemies. They are exceptional human begins who often have the technology, the money, and the training to enter combat along mutants, aliens and those who have been gifted with superhuman abilities such as flight, speed, and strength. But that doesn't take away from their ability and what they can bring to a team. In fact, it enhances their ability as they know their limits and how far their super suits can push them.
When it comes to building a team, it isn't about who is the strongest or fastest superhero, as it is about who can actually work together to defeat a common enemy and generally save the planet or some city from destruction. It's not an easy job, and some of the supervillains in the world require superheroes to join forces to do battle in the name of peace. In this quiz, build your own superhero team by selecting the superheroes that would make an excellent team. Some are already on teams which should make it easier, while others would be a great addition. At the end, as a normal human being, see what suit would be for your fan favorite heading into battle to save Earth!
Superman?
Superman would be a top pick for any Superhero team as he checks off so many different boxes in what a team would want. He has great leadership qualities, has superhuman speed, is known as the Man of Steel for a reason, and has very few weaknesses.
Batman?
In terms of legendary superheroes, Batman ranks near the top of the list. The Dark Knight would be a great addition to any team of superheroes as he has plenty of gadgets to help him defeat the worst enemy, and he’s a billionaire so money isn’t an issue if he needs anything.
Spiderman?
The web slinging Spiderman has great reaction time and his spidey-senses would easily help any team detect danger coming. And considering he protects one of the largest cities in the world in New York City, he’s able to handle some pretty big jobs on his own.
Captain America?
Captain America is no stranger to superhero teams as he is the leader of the Avengers. The Super Solider serum worked well on him to turn him into the superhero he is today during World War II, and after a few decades frozen, he’s still just as heroic as the day he first took the serum.
Iron Man?
Iron Man is an interesting team selection because he does have a bit of an ego, but he also comes with plenty of gadgets that Tony Stark makes, considering he built many of the Avengers’ suits and armor, and he also can use multiple suits at once.
Ant-Man?
Ant-Man can be the smallest guy on the team or the largest guy on the team and neither of them is a bad thing. Ant-man’s suit allows him to shrink down to ant size to battle his enemies, or if he needs to he can reverse it and grow into a giant.
Iron Patriot?
Iron Patriot may just be lesser version of Ironman, but don’t tell that to James Rhodes who has had some modifications done to it, including more weapons and he has kept some of the same things Ironman has, like the boosters in order to fly.
Thor?
Who wouldn’t want a God on their superhero team? Thor is the God of Thunder from Asgard who carries with him the mighty hammer of Mjolnir which can only be picked up by those who are worthy, meaning Thor must be pretty worthy himself to have such power.
Aquaman?
Aquaman as a team member gives you the ability to take the fight to the enemy under water and have all the creatures in the ocean also on your side. While the focus has always been on the air and ground battles, there is still the need to control the seas.
Hulk?
If your superhero team needs just plenty of brute strength, don’t look past the Hulk, who is one of the most powerful heroes who can smash through enemies pretty easily. Just don’t get on Bruce Banner’s bad side, as he might turn on a team member as well.
Wonder Woman?
One of the main team members of the Justice League is Wonder Woman, who is actually an ambassador for the Amazon people. She definitely isn’t a damsel in distress, as Wonder Woman is more than capable of handling her own in a fight.
Black Panther?
The great thing about Black Panther being on your team is that he will always be there, as whomever is the King of Wakanda. His suit has plenty of technology for the Wakanda people, who portray themselves as a third world country but have all the technology a super team could need.
Star-Lord?
If leadership is what your superhero team needs, than look no further than Star-Lord, who is already the leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Star-Lord is half human and alien and has turned into the protector of some of the most valuable things in the universe.
Loki?
So sometimes Loki isn’t all that much of a hero, as he was the main reason New York City was under attack in the first Avengers movie. But he has turned into a helpful friend of the Avengers and his brother Thor, offering his Asgardian powers to the team.
Black Widow?
Not all superheroes have super powers, but they do offer plenty of skills that come in handy. Such is the case with Black Widow, who is a former Russian spy named Natasha Romanoff and a member of the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D.
Groot?
If your team needs some aliens, look at Groot to join the team. He’s already a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy and is a tree-like creature who can only say three words ‘I am Groot’. But he comes in handy during a battle with his ability to use his branches.
Green Lantern?
Green Lantern has had a few people take up his powerful magic ring which would give him plenty of super powers. The only limitation to Green Lantern is that his powers need to be charged in the lantern, so he might have to take a moment to step away from a battle.
The Flash?
There is a great debate about who is faster between Superman and The Flash, but at the end of the day, having someone who can move as fast as The Flash does can only help a superhero team, as The Flash is able to defy the laws of physics with his ability to move so quickly.
Gamora?
Gamora was the step-daughter to Thanos, well, more the abducted step-power when Thanos took over her planet. But she turned on him and joined the Guardians of the Galaxy so if your superhero team needs an elite combat fighter who is no stranger to the universe’s toughest villains, pick Gamora.
Supergirl?
While Superman may get all the headlines, Supergirl would be a great addition to any superhero team. She basically has the same super powers as Superman does, as they are powered by the sun, she has very fast speed, strength, can melt with her eyes and freeze with her breath.
Wolverine?
Wolverine may be a more solo mission type of super hero, but as a member of the X-Men, who knows how important it can be to work as a team. With his ability to heal himself rapidly, he’s hard to take down, and his Adamantium-plated skeleton gives him the ability to use his main weapon, his claws.
Drax?
Drax may have a huge chip on his shoulder, considering he lost his family because of Thanos. But he’s a never back down or run away from a fight super hero with huge strength who is a vital member of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Winter Soldier?
Bucky Barnes was a friend to Steve Rogers before he was brainwashed and turned into the Winter Soldier. But he regained his mind and has turned into a great teammate with Rogers and the Avengers with his cybernetic arm.
Cyclops?
Cyclops is considered the leader of the X-Men and is one of the main mutants on the team. Don’t mind his sunglasses as they protect his powerful beams of energy from escaping his eyes. He’s considered the first X-Men, so should be the first pick on any superhero team.
Storm?
Storm is another member of the X-Men who is one of their most valuable members. She is a mutant as well and can control the weather, using lightning and other weather to battle her enemies. She’s also one of the best teachers the X-Men have for new recruits.
Doctor Strange?
Sometimes a little magic is needed and for that case, Doctor Strange is the superhero to pick. Doctor Strange is the primary protector of Earth and a Sorcerer Supreme, so he knows plenty of magic spells to help his teammates in a battle.
Martian Manhunter?
Martian Manhunter, also known as J'onn J'onzz, is from Mars and can be one of the smartest members of the team. He also has the ability to change shape into any person he wants to be so if your team needs a decoy, the Martian is the one to do it.
Robin?
Just because Robin is Batman’s sidekick, doesn’t mean he can’t handle his own in a battle. Dick Greyson has learned well from Batman and is able to be more than just a lackey on a superhero team, so give the young Boy Wonder a chance on your team.
Thing?
If it’s clobberin’ time, the Thing won’t be too far away. The Thing is one of the Fantastic Four who is the only one of the team who doesn’t keep his human shape. But he still would be a valuable asset to any superhero team with his strength and rock-like skin.
Mr. Fantastic?
The Fantastic Four can thank Mister Fantastic for their superpowers as it was his spacecraft that was bombarded with cosmic radiation that gave them their powers, including his ability to be super elastic. Not a bad power to have to go along with super intelligence.
Hawkeye?
Again, not all superheroes have to have super powers, as Hawkeye is a member of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers team who is known for his bow and arrows and hand-to-hand combat skills. It seems odd bringing a bow and arrow to a battle, but Hawkeye has plenty of tricks in them to help win.
Human Torch?
The Human Torch is another member of the Fantastic Four so knows how to work as a team member. His powers allows him to turn himself into fire and control fire, though he may have a little hot temper of his own that needs cooling from time to time.
The Beast?
The Beast sounds scary and he can be in a battle, but this member of the X-Men is perhaps their smartest member and the one who has led the charge in getting mutants accepted in the world as their representative in Congress.
Scarlett Witch?
Scarlett Witch may have started as villain in her early days but she has since joined the Avengers and became a great friend to the team, using her powers of altering reality in order to defeat enemies. She’s one of the most powerful members of the team when she’s on the good side.
Vision?
Vision isn’t human but rather an android being, which in the MCU was created by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner when they try to upload J.A.R.V.I.S. to a body and was powered by the Mind Stone. He becomes the only Asgardian to be able to lift Thor’s hammer.
Jean Grey?
Jean Grey is one of the most powerful superheroes and a mutant that is part of the X-Men. She has very powerful telepathic abilities and is classified as an Omega-level mutant, making her one of the most powerful mutants in the world.
Daredevil?
Daredevil may seem to have some flaws in him, considering her is a blind superhero, but he has been able to handle his own pretty well and has gained some superhero abilities such as hyper senses much like a radar and a great ability to battle hand-to-hand.
Green Arrow?
Hawkeye isn’t the only archer Superhero, as Green Arrow also uses his bow and arrow skills to defeat his enemies. As a member of the Justice League, Green Arrow would be a great team player who can use plenty of trick arrows to help win in a battle.
Rocket Racoon?
Don’t take Rocket Racoon lightly at all, as he is an expert tactician and battle planner, as well as an expert marksman. As a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, he may get himself in a little trouble, but is fully ready to help his team out when needed.
Professor X?
Professor X is the founder of the X-Men, so would be a great leader on any superhero team. He has telepathic abilities and is a genius, so he can definitely say he uses his mind to help the team win in a battle, even if he is stuck in a wheelchair.
Nick Fury?
Nick Fury is another non-super power superhero, but he has the ability to assemble a team and plan a great strategy for battle. As the leading agent in S.H.I.E.L.D., Fury supervised plenty of superheroes put them on the right path when engaging an enemy.
Wasp?
The Wasp is a superhero who has some of the same abilities as Ant-Man does, such as shrinking ability and, but she also has the ability to fly, which always comes in handy thanks to her suit. In the comics she is one of the founding members of the Avengers, so knows how to work as a team.
Quicksilver?
Quicksilver is another mutant who has the ability to use superhuman speed. So if your thought was that the Flash and Superman were the only fast ones, think again. Nothing wrong with having someone who can move around quickly to help the team.
Captain Marvel?
Captain Marvel is considered one of the strongest superheroes in the entire universe. Known also as Carol Danvers, she has superhuman strength, endurance and stamina, plus she can fly and can absorb energy. Needless to say, she’s a first overall pick for a team.
Falcon?
Sam Wilson, better known as Falcon, uses mechanical wings to fly. As one of Steve Rogers closest friends, Falcon is a strong member of the Avengers who in the comic books, actually becomes their leader when Rogers retires from the team.
Luke Cage?
Luke Cage is actually an ex-convict who went to prison for a crime he didn’t do. He gains superhuman strength and becomes a hero for hire along with Iron Fist to form Power Man and Iron Fist. He also marries private investigator Jessica Jones.
Warriors Three?
The Warriors Three are the Asgardians Fandral, Hogun, and Volstagg. Already a team, they would be a great pick if creating a superhero team. They are Gods of Asgard but were created for the comics and not from Norse mythology.
Jessica Jones?
Jessica Jones gets her superpowers when radioactive chemicals spill on her, giving her superhuman strength and the ability to fly, becoming a member of the young Avengers. But she is best known for being a private detective and hiding her super powers.
Deadpool?
Deadpool was originally a supervillain but has become more of an antihero. As a mutant, he has superhuman healing powers and prowess. He’s a skilled marksman and is known for breaking the fourth wall in the comics and movies and talking to the audience.
Rogue?
Rogue is a powerful mutant superhero who is a member of the X-Men. She has the ability to absorb and remove memories, physical strength and superpowers of anyone she touches with her hands, so she has to wear gloves to protect regular people from her touch.
