Livestream: In the Horror Movie World, I'm Superman!

If you can only increase your abilities based on fear levels, that's not superhuman, that's game stat allocation.

The most powerful version of Superman right now seems to be the Superman of the main universe, or what might be called the idealistic Superman. His strongest performance so far is breaking through a six-dimensional universe with a single punch. You could say that Superman's current limit is exactly where he perceives his limit to be. If he believes he has no limit, then he has no limit.

The protagonist has superhuman abilities, but the problem is that you never fully demonstrate them. After a while, who will still buy into it?

Actually, I feel that Superman, with his biological perspective, should be able to harm the devil. After all, generally speaking, a biofield is the material extension of a living organism, capable of transmitting material sensing or interaction between organisms or between an organism and other objects.

What kind of ridiculous setting is this? A 100-meter jump and nothing happens, yet it can scratch glass? What kind of glass is this? Is it mixed with kryptonite?

Superman is a mind-controlled overpowered being who can devour souls. Aside from the red sun, he has virtually no weaknesses against magic and kryptonite, which he can overcome with his mind. Furthermore, any cosmic phenomenon, such as pulsars, white dwarfs, neutron stars, black holes, and gamma rays, can enhance Superman. He can also directly absorb the life force of trees and flowers to heal himself.

He flaunted himself in front of people like a clown.

The comments section was severely lacking in intelligence. For example, when discussing Mr. Zombie, a comment said, "The corpses can move, how terrifying!" But there were already scenes of moving corpses in Silent Hill, so why was there such a surprise? Of course, you could say that there were fewer fans then, but there were still videos and recordings, right?

In a horror movie, the protagonist suddenly gains superhuman abilities during a live broadcast. What's the point of that? The protagonist is already invincible; I don't know what the appeal is. You might as well just make it infinite. At least superhuman abilities would be more interesting in terms of leveling up and fighting monsters, instead of just acting in a completely harmless horror movie.

Superman's foundation is a super brain, right? Leaving aside the earliest version, the first thing other versions of Superman should have activated was their super brain. Super vision and super hearing require the brain to be capable enough to process information quickly. Otherwise, an ordinary person would simply suffer brain death from so much information.