Superman

This is a /co/ related article, which we allow because we find it interesting or we can't be bothered to delete it.

The original comic book superhero.

We can give you a description, but let's be sincere, he's fucking Superman, you know who he is. And in the odd chance you don't, this is the wrong wiki to end your ignorance.

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As far as /tg/'s concerned, he could be relevant for a few reasons:

• There's a few systems where he exists
  • The Smallville RPG, released by Margaret Weis Productions, which is by most accounts very good (if very far in the storytelling corner of the storytelling/game/simulation RPG triangle).
  • West End Games D6 System based DC Universe.
  • DC Adventures, which is literally a reskin of third edition Mutants and Masterminds with no rules changes.
• There's been more than one Superman board game. Most of them, needless to say, are garbage, because most licensed products are garbage, but it's worth mentioning.
• There's the endless debate of how to stat him up in a given RPG.
• He's both the original Superhero, and a regular "fountain of expies"; every setting with Superheroes is probably going to have their Expy of Supes: A flying brick who is the Leader of the most important Superteam, and whose relative morality is usually a good barometer of the Grimdarkness of the setting (though not always, as sometimes a setting can be Grimdark in part because it has a straight Superman analogue who fails miserably and/or dies horribly).
  • Further, the default Superhero powerset (the famous "flying brick"--flying because it makes plotting simpler (no transportation needed), brick because they're going to be getting in a bunch of fights) originates with Supes.
• "Pemmin's Aura" from Magic the Gathering is named for him in anagram: "I am Superman", after the fact that it's modeled after a card (Morphling) nicknamed "Superman", for its many, many abilities.
• Batman's other butt buddy, after Robin.
• If you game at all in a comic book store, you'll probably see him on a standee or other display.