Oh nice! You made our RP into another story!

It's loosely based on our RP. I emphasized how the 14 were intentionally exposed to CNG.

So we got 7 tiger counterparts to the MGM lions.

In a sense, yes.

That works! Variety of power origin is a good thing to have.

Glad you like this.

Also, here is a wiki dedicated to catergorizing various superpowers. http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Superpower_Wiki So you can get some ideas.

Though I should forewarn you that some abilities listed are inappropriate for your rating level. However, you can easily not click on the articles featuring those.

Okay, thanks.

According to that wiki, my UN1024 characters in a literal sense have enhanced stealth as their superpowers though they really don't have any "powers". They're just soldiers who know how to sneak around and know how to use their tools, weapons, and knowledge to accomplish their goals as efficiently as possible without exposing themselves too much to the enemies.

Stealth Tactics aka Enhanced Stealth

http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Stealth_Tactics

Solid Snake could arguably be a superhero in this category and definition.

The characters of my fictional country (which I wont go into major detail over on account of it being mature rated) favor this http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Bio-Technology and this http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/.....o-Augmentation

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I never thought of stealth tactics as a superpowers, but if that says it is, then it is.

But that's only in the literal sense but practically speaking, its not. Don't know what that wiki lists it as so but its interesting to see that added. I guess that's proof that superheroes don't need powers, suits, and capes to prove that they're one.

That is true. I just have to bear in mind Batman was already living proof superheroes don't need superpowers.

Don't forget Captain America too; he doesn't even need a cape to prove he's one. Its all about him, his martial arts, and his trusty shield.

That is true. He is sort of an explanation for the mistake I made when creating the G-52s. I put most of them (that are entirely mine) in the same boat as Captain America. Both their "secret" and super identities are common public knowledge, even if they wear a mask, but the forces of evil are (usually) too stupid to figure it out, or they just don't care about.

And this is why I made G-52s that are jointly owned between you and I; where they don't make that mistake because they assume the enemies are always smarter than them.

That is true. Just within the G-52s, however, both identities are known if even there are secrets to be kept. Back when groupthink was problematic, though, Super C argued that it eliminated the possibility of unmasking a superhero in those days. That was a criminal act, and impersonating a superhero was seen on the same offenses as impersonating a police officer.

Slip Shadow: Intentional exposure to CNG? Sounds like a terrible idea. My people would be protesting if that happened in Romania.

Rampage Raccoon: In America, we have projects such as these and they often require formal consents of the participants so that if anything goes wrong, at least there's the paperwork to prove that they not only consented but are aware of the risks of this.

Slip Shadow: Still a bad idea. I think this should be the last time such an experiment should ever be conducted again.

Zachary: The more people get superpowers, the more our world will be concerned.

Stalker Fox: Exactly! Just remember that having powers is something you should never ever brag about. They come with lots of responsibility.

Super C: It should be because it's now against the law to do such experiments.