My 5-years-old niece insists superheroes can fly because of their cape. Is she in the right?
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My 5-years-old niece insists superheroes can fly because of their cape. Is she in the right?
No.
She's just young.
Let her cook. She's on to something.
Let her dream anon.
Kinda.
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Why does Batman insist on running on rooftops everywhere then?
She's right about some.
Surely it wasn't Strange who popularized this belief, right? But I can't think of any other examples.
There's a metric shit ton of mythological sources.
Slap her and call her a dumbass
That's young enough to have some real dumbass ideas in response to that info and old enough to potentially carry it out, so be a good uncle and tell her no because you're gonna feel real bad if she does decide to jump out a window wearing a towel.
She's a 5 year old stretching their imagination and being happy for something. No matter what they're right.
Don't "well, actually" your 5 year old niece, what is wrong with you?
She's right but not for the reasons you might assume. Superman flies because that was much easier to depict with his cape than jumping around. It just looked better and popped from the page more.
>he doesn't know
looks like the cape is required for flight to yo me
While that’s not the case for every hero it is for quite a few, that being said if the 5 year old thinks that’s the case just go with it but just make sure she doesn’t try to jump off something high
Well, it's pretty much the whole Hela schtick..
I'd say so
My 3-year-old nephew always refers to Superman as "Superhero." He knows Spider-Man, Batman, even Wonder Woman, but good ol' Clark is Superhero.
he has good taste in role models.
Any kid will always be right about superheroes when discussing them with an adult.
In a purely meta way, she's not wrong. Both flying and capes exist so that cartoonists can create the illusion of action without being good at drawing a good action pose.