Ello there :] π If you think about a couple of your favourite characters with superpowers in media (or just favourite superpowers in general), which of those powers do you think would fit Shane and Ilya? I want people to join meee and think about superpowered heated rivalry
you've come to the right place because i have been thinking about this a lot as DC universe obsessed freak π
Hollanov is the Superbat of HR universe. Ilya, ticks all the boxes for Batman.
Has a mask to intimidate people so no one sees how vulnerable he is β
Obsessed with that one guy from his rival team city that everyone is trying to make his enemy β
Shane is obviously Superman.
Polite to a degree people will consider boring β
Hopeful, always trying to see the good in people β
Can't handle confrontation lol "you know that one specifically irrates me" and "what the fuck is that supposed to mean" are the same pictures π
autism and sensory issues, this one is pretty self explanatory, he'd love having a fortress of solitude!!
have a good relationship with his parents, never wants to disappoint them β
can't lie to save his life β
oh wait, these are more which superhero archtype they would be than what superpowers they have, but i think like superbat powers would suit them. Ilya is used to selfsacrificing to fix others' life, namely his family. Shane is basically the Superman of hockey, he's that good.
i have some more less- fleshed out thoughts about how:
Scott and Kip would be Green Arrow and the Black Canary together.
Troy would be Guy Gardner Green Lantern, because no one likes him but he's actually a very lovable asshole okay π₯Ί that's my favorite guy π₯Ί
Eric Jay Garrick the flash because he's retired now i guess.
Ryan would be Aquaman, and it fits him so well. everyone would talk behind his back like "that guy is so weird, do you know he fucks fish?" and he's from Nova Scotia, the maritimes π
anyway, obviously i have not given this much thought, sorry for getting derailed from your question i have the attention span of a something that has no attention span π