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* Superman in ''Series/LoisAndClark'', obviously. A few other characters as well.
* The ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' has several characters who can fly.
* The ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' has several characters who can fly.
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* Superman in ''Series/LoisAndClark'', ''Series/LoisAndClarkTheNewAdventuresOfSuperman'', obviously. A few other characters as well.
* The''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'' has several characters who can fly.
* The
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* On ''Series/{{Heroes}}'', Sylar seems to use his telekinesis to fly (or at least levitate really fast), [[CoconutSuperpowers although it's mostly implied off-screen and never really explicitly shown]]. He later explicitly copies the real deal from Nathan Petrelli, who has this as his only power. It's also copied by Peter. Claire's Season 2 boyfriend, Wes, could also do this.
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* On In ''Series/{{Heroes}}'', Sylar seems to use his telekinesis to fly (or at least levitate really fast), [[CoconutSuperpowers although it's mostly implied off-screen and never really explicitly shown]]. He later explicitly copies the real deal from Nathan Petrelli, who has this as his only power. It's also copied by Peter. Claire's Season 2 boyfriend, Wes, could also do this.
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* Some [[Franchise/KamenRider Kamen Riders]] are able to this:
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* Some [[Franchise/KamenRider Kamen Riders]] Franchise/{{Kamen Rider}}s are able to do this:
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* In the tv branch of the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]], this comes up a few times.
** In ''Series/Runaways2017'', Karolina can fly, [[spoiler: as can her biological father, Jonah]].
** In ''Series/Runaways2017'', Karolina can fly, [[spoiler: as can her biological father, Jonah]].
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* In the tv TV branch of the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]], ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'', this comes up a few times.
**In ''Series/Runaways2017'', Karolina can fly, [[spoiler: as can her biological father, Jonah]].Glen Talbot gains this ability in the fifth season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield''.
**
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** Both Wanda and Vision in [[Series/WandaVision their show]].
** Glen Talbot gains this ability in the fifth season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield''.
** Glen Talbot gains this ability in the fifth season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield''.
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** In ''Series/Runaways2017'', Karolina can fly, [[spoiler:as can her biological father, Jonah]].
** Both Wanda and Vision in[[Series/WandaVision their show]].
** Glen Talbot gains this ability in the fifth season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield''.''Series/WandaVision''.
** Both Wanda and Vision in
** Glen Talbot gains this ability in the fifth season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield''.
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* Ayami Muto in ''Music/{{Parallel World}}''.
* Maty Soul in ''Music/{{In My Village}}''.
* Chenoa in ''Music/{{Todo Ira Bien}}''.
* Maty Soul in ''Music/{{In My Village}}''.
* Chenoa in ''Music/{{Todo Ira Bien}}''.
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* Ayami Muto in ''Music/{{Parallel World}}''.''Music/ParallelWorld''.
* Maty Soul in''Music/{{In My Village}}''.
''Music/InMyVillage''.
* Chenoa in''Music/{{Todo Ira Bien}}''.''Music/TodoIraBien''.
* Maty Soul in
* Chenoa in
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* ''WesternAnimation/Ben10'': Some of the alien species that Ben can turn into can fly, though how they fly depends on the species.
** Stinkfly, Big Chill, Jetray, Nanomech, Astrodactyl, Whampire, and Pesky Dust all have wings.
** Heatblast can propel himself by blasting fire out of his hands or feet.
** Mole-Stache has a moustache that can be formed into HelicopterHair.
** Ghostfreak and [=AmpFibian=] float like the ghostly creatures they are.
** Upgrade can meld with technology and give it the ability to fly, even once turning a clock's hands into a helicopter rotor.
** Buzzshock and Feedback generate electrical impulses which they then [[RideTheLightning ride on]].
** NRG can fly once he leaves his containment suit.
** Terraspin can generate wind via SpectacularSpinning and ride on that.
** Gravattack can manipulate his own gravitational field.
** Chromastone, Atomix, and Alien X are all {{Flying Brick}}s to various degrees.
** Stinkfly, Big Chill, Jetray, Nanomech, Astrodactyl, Whampire, and Pesky Dust all have wings.
** Heatblast can propel himself by blasting fire out of his hands or feet.
** Mole-Stache has a moustache that can be formed into HelicopterHair.
** Ghostfreak and [=AmpFibian=] float like the ghostly creatures they are.
** Upgrade can meld with technology and give it the ability to fly, even once turning a clock's hands into a helicopter rotor.
** Buzzshock and Feedback generate electrical impulses which they then [[RideTheLightning ride on]].
** NRG can fly once he leaves his containment suit.
** Terraspin can generate wind via SpectacularSpinning and ride on that.
** Gravattack can manipulate his own gravitational field.
** Chromastone, Atomix, and Alien X are all {{Flying Brick}}s to various degrees.
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* ''Literature/TheNewNarnia'': While in Malacus, Tommy gains this ability as his magical power.
* ''Literature/TheNewNarnia'': While in Malacus, Tommy gains this ability as his magical power.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan,'' the Vulture [[GadgeteerGenius invented]] his Magnetic Air Transport System, a suit of flight-capable PoweredArmor, while the Green Goblin rides on his bat-shaped Goblin [[HoverBoard glider]] that he created as Norman Osborn.
* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons could fly in their robot form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus so he can fight Megatron on a more even footing.
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}}'' can levitate off the ground and stay in the air, Dracula and his son Alucard can outright fly through the air at high speeds.
* Static from ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' flies by magnetically levitating any handy metal platform. In early episodes he would use a nearby garbage pail lid or manhole cover, in later episodes he carried a folding metal disc in his pocket.
* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons could fly in their robot form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus so he can fight Megatron on a more even footing.
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}}'' can levitate off the ground and stay in the air, Dracula and his son Alucard can outright fly through the air at high speeds.
* Static from ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' flies by magnetically levitating any handy metal platform. In early episodes he would use a nearby garbage pail lid or manhole cover, in later episodes he carried a folding metal disc in his pocket.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan,'' Many characters of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', particularly [[AnIcePerson Ice King]], [[CoolHorse Lady Rainicorn]], and [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Marceline]].
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control theVulture [[GadgeteerGenius invented]] his Magnetic Air Transport System, wind. Aang often uses a suit of flight-capable PoweredArmor, while the Green Goblin rides on his bat-shaped Goblin [[HoverBoard glider]] that he created as Norman Osborn.
* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobotsfragile-looking glider, and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons could fly in their robot form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but without it was awesome.]]
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus sohe can fight Megatron on a more even footing.
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}}'' can levitate off the groundmanage NotQuiteFlight and stay some big jumps. While in the air, Dracula and his son Alucard Avatar State he can outright fly airbend strongly enough not to need the glider at all.
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the airat high speeds.with jets of fire from their feet. Under normal circumstances, this manifests as little more than a DoubleJump. During [[FieldPowerEffect Sozin's Comet]], Ozai demonstrates the ability to fly with almost as much dexterity as Aang. Azula uses a similar ability several times with less power and skill, and Zuko manages it as well in the finale.
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
* Static from ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' flies by magnetically levitating any handy metal platform. ** In early episodes he would use the SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
*** Korra uses anearby garbage pail lid glider like Aang after she learns airbending, and of course so do the other airbender kids. During Korra's fight with [[spoiler:Zaheer]] she uses flame-jets like Ozai, Azula, and Zuko.
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding ormanhole cover, in later episodes he carried controlling wind currents, they just flat-out ignore gravity. For a folding metal disc in human airbender, the only way to achieve this is to completely [[EnlightenmentSuperpowers sever their ties to the material world]]. This is why no one has been able to manage it for so long. In the case of [[spoiler:Zaheer]], it is [[spoiler:the death of his pocket.lover]] that leads to him achieving this power.
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/Castlevania2017'' can levitate off the ground and stay in the air, Dracula and his son Alucard can outright fly through the air at high speeds.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control the
* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus so
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}}'' can levitate off the ground
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the air
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
*** Korra uses a
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding or
* Certain vampires in ''WesternAnimation/Castlevania2017'' can levitate off the ground and stay in the air, Dracula and his son Alucard can outright fly through the air at high speeds.
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* Jade from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' would combine the power of the Rooster (levitation) and the Rabbit (speed) talismans to give herself flight.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''
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* Jade from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' would combine the In ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'', Captain Paper can achieve this power via another of his powers: he's able to [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shapeshift]] into a paper airplane.
* In ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', this is a standard ghost power.
* In ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', theRooster (levitation) dragons can fly -- what makes it this power is that their wings are tiny in proportion to their bodies and obviously can't propel them on their own. A glimmer and sound effect are used whenever they're flying to indicate that the Rabbit (speed) talismans to give herself flight.
flight is also being powered by magic.
*''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'':
* In ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', this is a standard ghost power.
* In ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', the
*
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** Timmy's parents get this power, (among several others) when they become Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
* On ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', it's a standard ghost power.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "The Flapper Wingamathing" so that they can retrieve a herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* Of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Usually Robin and Cyborg are in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control the wind. Aang often uses a fragile-looking glider, and without it he can manage NotQuiteFlight and some big jumps. While in the Avatar State he can airbend strongly enough not to need the glider at all.
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the air with jets of fire from their feet. Under normal circumstances, this manifests as little more than a DoubleJump. During [[FieldPowerEffect Sozin's Comet]], Ozai demonstrates the ability to fly with almost as much dexterity as Aang. Azula uses a similar ability several times with less power and skill, and Zuko manages it as well in the finale.
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
** In the SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
*** Korra uses a glider like Aang after she learns airbending, and of course so do the other airbender kids. During Korra's fight with [[spoiler:Zaheer]] she uses flame-jets like Ozai, Azula, and Zuko.
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding or controlling wind currents, they just flat-out ignore gravity. For a human airbender, the only way to achieve this is to completely [[EnlightenmentSuperpowers sever their ties to the material world]]. This is why no one has been able to manage it for so long. In the case of [[spoiler:Zaheer]], it is [[spoiler:the death of his lover]] that leads to him achieving this power.
* In the ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' franchise, the pegasi (winged ponies) and alicorns (winged unicorns) are the only ponies who can fly naturally. This doesn't exclude other kinds, though. In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', There is a spell to give other kinds of ponies wings... [[spoiler:but only for a limited time]] And then you have Twilight Sparkle self levitating in the third season. [[spoiler:And then by the end of the season it became obsolete. [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Although, the flight lessons might not have taken, given her performance here.]]]]
* On ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', it's a standard ghost power.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "The Flapper Wingamathing" so that they can retrieve a herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* Of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Usually Robin and Cyborg are in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control the wind. Aang often uses a fragile-looking glider, and without it he can manage NotQuiteFlight and some big jumps. While in the Avatar State he can airbend strongly enough not to need the glider at all.
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the air with jets of fire from their feet. Under normal circumstances, this manifests as little more than a DoubleJump. During [[FieldPowerEffect Sozin's Comet]], Ozai demonstrates the ability to fly with almost as much dexterity as Aang. Azula uses a similar ability several times with less power and skill, and Zuko manages it as well in the finale.
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
** In the SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
*** Korra uses a glider like Aang after she learns airbending, and of course so do the other airbender kids. During Korra's fight with [[spoiler:Zaheer]] she uses flame-jets like Ozai, Azula, and Zuko.
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding or controlling wind currents, they just flat-out ignore gravity. For a human airbender, the only way to achieve this is to completely [[EnlightenmentSuperpowers sever their ties to the material world]]. This is why no one has been able to manage it for so long. In the case of [[spoiler:Zaheer]], it is [[spoiler:the death of his lover]] that leads to him achieving this power.
* In the ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' franchise, the pegasi (winged ponies) and alicorns (winged unicorns) are the only ponies who can fly naturally. This doesn't exclude other kinds, though. In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', There is a spell to give other kinds of ponies wings... [[spoiler:but only for a limited time]] And then you have Twilight Sparkle self levitating in the third season. [[spoiler:And then by the end of the season it became obsolete. [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Although, the flight lessons might not have taken, given her performance here.]]]]
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** Timmy's parents get this power, power (among several others) when they become Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
* On ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', it's a standard ghost power.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "The Flapper Wingamathing" so that they can retrieve a herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* Of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Usually Robin and Cyborg are in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control the wind. Aang often uses a fragile-looking glider, and without it he can manage NotQuiteFlight and some big jumps. While in the Avatar State he can airbend strongly enough not to need the glider at all.
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the air with jets of fire from their feet. Under normal circumstances, this manifests as little more than a DoubleJump. During [[FieldPowerEffect Sozin's Comet]], Ozai demonstrates the ability to fly with almost as much dexterity as Aang. Azula uses a similar ability several times with less power and skill, and Zuko manages it as well in the finale.
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
** In the SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
*** Korra uses a glider like Aang after she learns airbending, and of course so do the other airbender kids. During Korra's fight with [[spoiler:Zaheer]] she uses flame-jets like Ozai, Azula, and Zuko.
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding or controlling wind currents, they just flat-out ignore gravity. For a human airbender, the only way to achieve this is to completely [[EnlightenmentSuperpowers sever their ties to the material world]]. This is why no one has been able to manage it for so long. In the case of [[spoiler:Zaheer]], it is [[spoiler:the death of his lover]] that leads to him achieving this power.
* In the ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' franchise, the pegasi (winged ponies) and alicorns (winged unicorns) are the only ponies who can fly naturally. This doesn't exclude other kinds, though. In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', There is a spell to give other kinds of ponies wings... [[spoiler:but only for a limited time]] And then you have Twilight Sparkle self levitating in the third season. [[spoiler:And then by the end of the season it became obsolete. [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Although, the flight lessons might not have taken, given her performance here.]]]]Dad.
* On ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', it's a standard ghost power.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "The Flapper Wingamathing" so that they can retrieve a herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* Of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Usually Robin and Cyborg are in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
*** Airbenders, of course, control the wind. Aang often uses a fragile-looking glider, and without it he can manage NotQuiteFlight and some big jumps. While in the Avatar State he can airbend strongly enough not to need the glider at all.
*** Aang's ten tonne air-bison Appa can fly, much to Sokka's incredulity. He's the team's usual mode of transportation.
*** With enough power, a firebender can propel themselves through the air with jets of fire from their feet. Under normal circumstances, this manifests as little more than a DoubleJump. During [[FieldPowerEffect Sozin's Comet]], Ozai demonstrates the ability to fly with almost as much dexterity as Aang. Azula uses a similar ability several times with less power and skill, and Zuko manages it as well in the finale.
*** In the comics, Katara used waterbending to create a slate of ice that lifted her through the air like a magic carpet.
** In the SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
*** Korra uses a glider like Aang after she learns airbending, and of course so do the other airbender kids. During Korra's fight with [[spoiler:Zaheer]] she uses flame-jets like Ozai, Azula, and Zuko.
*** True flight is revealed to be the advanced form of airbending, lost for centuries. This is how the air bisons fly; they don't bother with gliding or controlling wind currents, they just flat-out ignore gravity. For a human airbender, the only way to achieve this is to completely [[EnlightenmentSuperpowers sever their ties to the material world]]. This is why no one has been able to manage it for so long. In the case of [[spoiler:Zaheer]], it is [[spoiler:the death of his lover]] that leads to him achieving this power.
* In the ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' franchise, the pegasi (winged ponies) and alicorns (winged unicorns) are the only ponies who can fly naturally. This doesn't exclude other kinds, though. In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', There is a spell to give other kinds of ponies wings... [[spoiler:but only for a limited time]] And then you have Twilight Sparkle self levitating in the third season. [[spoiler:And then by the end of the season it became obsolete. [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Although, the flight lessons might not have taken, given her performance here.]]]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'''s Up Up and Awry Episode, Pooh expresses his wish to fly in the sky like kite and bees and so tries many ways with the help of Eeyore which results in him and his friends being arrested for "Breaking Laws of Gravity". In the end [[spoiler:it is implied that indeed, Pooh can fly]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', out of the sixteen members of the Justice League, only Franchise/{{Batman}}, Franchise/TheFlash, ComicBook/GreenArrow, ComicBook/BlackCanary, and ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} have no flight capabilities whatsoever. Conversely, among the teenage focus characters, only Miss Martian can fly.
* Many characters of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', particularly [[AnIcePerson Ice King]], [[CoolHorse Lady Rainicorn]], and [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Marceline]].
* Like Young Justice, most of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' can fly. Only Franchise/{{Batman}} and ComicBook/TheFlash can't fly. And Batman has a jet anyway.
* On ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'', Captain Paper can achieve this power via another of his powers: he's able to [[{{Shapeshifting}} shapeshift]] into a paper airplane.
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': being Owl-themed, Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* On ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', the dragons can fly - what makes it this power is that their wings are tiny in proportion to their bodies and obviously couldn't propel them on their own. A glimmer and sound effect are used whenever they're flying to indicate that the flight is also being powered by magic.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{fartillery}} as his flight is derived from farts.
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', out of the sixteen members of the Justice League, only Franchise/{{Batman}}, Franchise/TheFlash, ComicBook/GreenArrow, ComicBook/BlackCanary, and ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} have no flight capabilities whatsoever. Conversely, among the teenage focus characters, only Miss Martian can fly.
* Many characters of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', particularly [[AnIcePerson Ice King]], [[CoolHorse Lady Rainicorn]], and [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Marceline]].
* Like Young Justice, most of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' can fly. Only Franchise/{{Batman}} and ComicBook/TheFlash can't fly. And Batman has a jet anyway.
* On ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'', Captain Paper can achieve this power via another of his powers: he's able to [[{{Shapeshifting}} shapeshift]] into a paper airplane.
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': being Owl-themed, Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* On ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', the dragons can fly - what makes it this power is that their wings are tiny in proportion to their bodies and obviously couldn't propel them on their own. A glimmer and sound effect are used whenever they're flying to indicate that the flight is also being powered by magic.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{fartillery}} as his flight is derived from farts.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'''s Up Up and Awry Episode, Pooh expresses his wish to fly in Jade from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' combines the sky like kite and bees and so tries many ways with the help of Eeyore which results in him and his friends being arrested for "Breaking Laws of Gravity". In the end [[spoiler:it is implied that indeed, Pooh can fly]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', outpower of the sixteen Rooster (levitation) and the Rabbit (speed) talismans to give herself flight.
* Most of the team membersof the Justice League, only Franchise/{{Batman}}, Franchise/TheFlash, ComicBook/GreenArrow, ComicBook/BlackCanary, and ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} have no flight capabilities whatsoever. Conversely, among the teenage focus characters, only Miss Martian can fly.
* Many characters of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', particularly [[AnIcePerson Ice King]], [[CoolHorse Lady Rainicorn]], and [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Marceline]].
* Like Young Justice, most of the charactersin ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' can fly. Only Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and ComicBook/TheFlash can't fly. And the Flash can't, and Batman has a jet anyway.
* On ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'', Captain Paper can achieve this power via another of his powers: he's able to [[{{Shapeshifting}} shapeshift]] into a paper airplane.
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': being Owl-themed, Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* On ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', the dragons can fly - what makes it this power is that their wings are tiny in proportion to their bodies and obviously couldn't propel them on their own. A glimmer and sound effect are used whenever they're flying to indicate that the flight is also being powered by magic.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{fartillery}} as his flight is derived from farts.anyway.
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', out
* Most of the team members
* Many characters of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', particularly [[AnIcePerson Ice King]], [[CoolHorse Lady Rainicorn]], and [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Marceline]].
* Like Young Justice, most of the characters
* On ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'', Captain Paper can achieve this power via another of his powers: he's able to [[{{Shapeshifting}} shapeshift]] into a paper airplane.
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': being Owl-themed, Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* On ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', the dragons can fly - what makes it this power is that their wings are tiny in proportion to their bodies and obviously couldn't propel them on their own. A glimmer and sound effect are used whenever they're flying to indicate that the flight is also being powered by magic.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{fartillery}} as his flight is derived from farts.
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* In the ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' franchise, the pegasi (winged ponies) and alicorns (winged unicorns) are the only ponies who can fly naturally. This doesn't exclude other kinds, though. In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', there is a spell to give other kinds of ponies wings... [[spoiler:but only for a limited time]]. Then you have Twilight Sparkle self-levitating in the third season. [[spoiler:By the end of the season, it becomes obsolete -- although the flight lessons might not have taken, given her performance in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls''.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'': In "[[Recap/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePoohS2E7bUpUpAndAwry Up, Up and Awry]]", Pooh expresses his wish to fly in the sky like kite and bees and so tries many ways with the help of Eeyore which results in him and his friends being arrested for "breaking laws of gravity". In the end, [[spoiler:it is implied tha, Pooh can indeed fly]].
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': Being [[AnimalThemedSuperbeing owl-themed]], Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "the flapper wingamathing" so that they can retrieve an herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', the Vulture [[GadgeteerGenius invented]] his Magnetic Air Transport System, a suit of flight-capable PoweredArmor, while the Green Goblin rides on his bat-shaped Goblin [[HoverBoard glider]] that he created as Norman Osborn.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{Fartillery}}, as his flight is derived from farts.
* Static from ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' flies by magnetically levitating any handy metal platform. In early episodes, he uses a nearby garbage pail lid or manhole cover; in later episodes, he carries a folding metal disc in his pocket.
* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Robin and Cyborg are usually in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'':
** In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight is one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons can fly in their robot form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations can do so (plus Sideswipe, who's equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode has wings). The Dinobots can fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode) -- [[RuleOfCool no reason is given for why, but it's awesome]].
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus so he can fight Megatron on a more even footing.
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', out of the sixteen members of the Justice League, only Batman, the Flash, Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Aquaman have no flight capabilities whatsoever. Conversely, among the teenage focus characters, only Miss Martian can fly.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'': In "[[Recap/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePoohS2E7bUpUpAndAwry Up, Up and Awry]]", Pooh expresses his wish to fly in the sky like kite and bees and so tries many ways with the help of Eeyore which results in him and his friends being arrested for "breaking laws of gravity". In the end, [[spoiler:it is implied tha, Pooh can indeed fly]].
* ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'': Being [[AnimalThemedSuperbeing owl-themed]], Owlette has flight as her main power. She's the only one of the main characters who can fly directly without the aid of a vehicle or device.
* The Furlings from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAForest'' build an aircraft using BambooTechnology called "the flapper wingamathing" so that they can retrieve an herb growing on a tall cliff-side for their comatose friend.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', the Vulture [[GadgeteerGenius invented]] his Magnetic Air Transport System, a suit of flight-capable PoweredArmor, while the Green Goblin rides on his bat-shaped Goblin [[HoverBoard glider]] that he created as Norman Osborn.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StanLeesSuperheroKindergarten'', Fly Boy combines this with {{Fartillery}}, as his flight is derived from farts.
* Static from ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' flies by magnetically levitating any handy metal platform. In early episodes, he uses a nearby garbage pail lid or manhole cover; in later episodes, he carries a folding metal disc in his pocket.
* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Starfire is a FlyingBrick, Raven is [[MindOverMatter telekinetic]], and Beast Boy [[{{Animorphism}} transforms into birds]]. Robin and Cyborg have to make do with single-episode glider capes and rockets strapped to their backs, respectively. Robin and Cyborg are usually in the care of their flight-capable companions during the stints when they have need.
* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'':
** In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight is one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons can fly in their robot form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations can do so (plus Sideswipe, who's equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode has wings). The Dinobots can fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode) -- [[RuleOfCool no reason is given for why, but it's awesome]].
** This leads to a brief LetsYouAndHimFight situation in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' when the Earth Autobots meet Jetstorm and Jetfire, two Autobots on Sentinel's team who have been upgraded with flight capability based on Starscream's specs. The Earth Autobots briefly mistake the two for Decepticons and attack them because, to the best of their knowledge, only Decepticons can fly. In the GrandFinale, Rachet builds a jetpack for Optimus so he can fight Megatron on a more even footing.
* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', out of the sixteen members of the Justice League, only Batman, the Flash, Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Aquaman have no flight capabilities whatsoever. Conversely, among the teenage focus characters, only Miss Martian can fly.
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* Most characters in ''Franchise/DragonBall'', after the first half of the original Dragon Ball, can use this. It seems to be a multiversally-common way off applying KiManipulation, considering that every alien warrior met is capable of it. Even Videl, otherwise the closest thing to a TeamNormal, is taught how to fly by Gohan (though she had a martial arts background, giving her a leg-up towards learning to use Ki).
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* Most characters in ''Franchise/DragonBall'', after the first half of the original Dragon Ball, can use this. It seems to be a multiversally-common way off applying KiManipulation, considering that every alien warrior met is capable of it. Even Videl, otherwise the closest thing to a TeamNormal, TheTeamNormal, is taught how to fly by Gohan (though she had a martial arts background, giving her a leg-up towards learning to use Ki).
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* Jade from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' would combine the power of the Rooster (levitation) and the Rabbit(speed) talismans to give herself flight.
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* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- all Decepticons could fly in their robot form, but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
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* In the original ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- [[AntagonistAbilities all Decepticons could fly in their robot form, form]], but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
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Not to be confused with the comic book ''ComicBook/{{Flight}}'', edited by Kazu Kibushi, the novel ''Literature/{{Flight}}'' by Creator/ShermanAlexie, the film ''Film/{{Flight}}'' by Creator/RobertZemeckis, nor the UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash ''VideoGame/{{Flight}}'' video game designed by Krin Juangbhanich.
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Not to be confused with the comic book ''ComicBook/{{Flight}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Flight|2004}}'', edited by Kazu Kibushi, the novel ''Literature/{{Flight}}'' by Creator/ShermanAlexie, the film ''Film/{{Flight}}'' by Creator/RobertZemeckis, nor the UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash ''VideoGame/{{Flight}}'' video game designed by Krin Juangbhanich.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Spellfire}}'': Flyer cards could attack any realm that didn't specifically bar flyers from attacking it, as opposed to the first unrazed realm of the defending player.
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* In Franchise/TheDCU, ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and Hawkgirl (or Hawkwoman, depending on whether you're in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks or UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks) can fly by using artificial wings and an anti-gravity belt; in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, though, [[HumanAliens Thanagarians]] like Hawkgirl [[WingedHumanoid had natural wings]].
* The Human Torch of the ComicBook/FantasticFour was originally explained as being "lighter than air" due to his fiery nature, later on it's established that he uses his flames themselves a form of propulsion and lift.
* ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterparts can fly with insectoid wings often used to manoeuvre around and bewilder foes.
* The Human Torch of the ComicBook/FantasticFour was originally explained as being "lighter than air" due to his fiery nature, later on it's established that he uses his flames themselves a form of propulsion and lift.
* ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterparts can fly with insectoid wings often used to manoeuvre around and bewilder foes.
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* In Franchise/TheDCU, Many heroes in ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' can fly. Of particular note is the second Hummingbird, who sprouted wings on her twelfth birthday. [[spoiler:This turned out to be the first step in a ForcedTransformation.]]
* ''Franchise/TheDCU'':
** ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and Hawkgirl (or Hawkwoman, depending on whether you're in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks or UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks) can fly by using artificial wings and an anti-gravity belt; in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, though, [[HumanAliens Thanagarians]] like Hawkgirl [[WingedHumanoidhad have natural wings]].
*wings]].
** TheHuman Torch ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (They also serve to identify the wearer as a member of the ComicBook/FantasticFour was originally explained as being "lighter than air" due to his fiery nature, later on it's established that he uses his flames themselves a form of propulsion and lift.
* ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterpartsLegion, so even the members who can fly anyway wear them.) ComicBook/CosmicBoy can fly even without his Legion ring by using MagnetismManipulation so long as he has enough material to work against.
** ComicBook/PlasticMan can use his RubberMan powers to inflate his body like a balloon to temporarily fly.
** ComicBook/{{Valor}}[=/=]Lar Gand, also known as Mon-El, and all other Daxamites can fly in the same manner as Kryptonians, as they're descended from Kryptonian colonists who intermarried withinsectoid wings often used to manoeuvre around and bewilder foes. the natives of Daxam.
* ''Franchise/TheDCU'':
** ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and Hawkgirl (or Hawkwoman, depending on whether you're in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks or UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks) can fly by using artificial wings and an anti-gravity belt; in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, though, [[HumanAliens Thanagarians]] like Hawkgirl [[WingedHumanoid
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** The
* ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterparts
** ComicBook/PlasticMan can use his RubberMan powers to inflate his body like a balloon to temporarily fly.
** ComicBook/{{Valor}}[=/=]Lar Gand, also known as Mon-El, and all other Daxamites can fly in the same manner as Kryptonians, as they're descended from Kryptonian colonists who intermarried with
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* ComicBook/PlasticMan can use his RubberMan powers to inflate his body like a balloons to temporarily fly.
* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (They also serve to identify the wearer as a member of the Legion, so even the members who can fly anyway wear them.)
* ComicBook/CosmicBoy can fly even without his Legion ring by using MagnetismManipulation so long as he has enough material to work against.
* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (They also serve to identify the wearer as a member of the Legion, so even the members who can fly anyway wear them.)
* ComicBook/CosmicBoy can fly even without his Legion ring by using MagnetismManipulation so long as he has enough material to work against.
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* ComicBook/PlasticMan ''Franchise/MarvelUniverse'':
** Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like ComicBook/SpiderMan, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Invisible Woman]], ComicBook/{{X 23}} and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
** ComicBook/DoctorStrange can fly with the aid of his Cloak of Levitation.
** The Human Torch of the ComicBook/FantasticFour was originally explained as being "lighter than air" due to his fiery nature. Later on, it was established that he uses his flames themselves a form of propulsion and lift.
** ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterparts can fly with insectoid wings often used to manoeuvre around and bewilder foes.
** ''ComicBook/XMen'', many often overlapping with PowerFloats.
*** Warren Worthington III a.k.a. Angel naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 1960s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. After Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings, Apocalypse upgraded him with sick metal ones.
*** Storm can usehis RubberMan powers [[BlowYouAway air currents]] to inflate his body like a balloons to temporarily fly.
* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (Theyleave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also serve to identify the wearer make others fly using her powers, as a member in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'', in which she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the Legion, so even the members X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly anyway wear them.)
* ComicBook/CosmicBoyon her own).
*** Banshee can fly by propelling himself into the air using his [[SuperScream vocal cords, emitting a powerful soundwaves]] that push him upwards, and maintaining his flight path with the wings on his jumpsuit.
*** While {{intangib|ility}}le, Kitty Pryde can [[DoubleJump walk on air]] as if traversing an invisible staircase.
*** Jean Grey/Phoenix I, Rachel Summers/Phoenix II, Nathan Summers[=/=]ComicBook/{{Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and Nate Grey[=/=]ComicBook/XMan can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space -- Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
*** Havok uses stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity, he has an easier time managing hisLegion ring by energized propulsion through his powers.
*** Rogue uses [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Carol Danvers]]' Kree/human powers to be a FlyingBrick. In fact, Rogue is the {{Trope Namer|s}} for FlyingBrick, as her main strategy with flying is to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram]] into her foes at high speeds.
*** Pixie has insectoid wings which give her great maneuverability.
*** Jubilee was able to fly when she was a vampire.
*** It's revealed in later comics that Mystique, being a {{Voluntary Shapeshift|ing}}er, can sprout wings from her back and fly. Since Mystique is a mainly sneaky character, it stands to reason that she rarely uses this ability.
*** Magneto and his daughter Polaris using MagnetismManipulationso long to effect their own polarity.
*** At [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]], Gambit can disrupt the gravity around him with kinetic energy, making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly, he loses the power soon afterwards]].
* In ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'', many times Smudge flew by flapping his arms like a bird. Namely, this usually happens as he's about to fall on water, [[ThePigPen something hehas enough material to work against.hates with a passion]].
** Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like ComicBook/SpiderMan, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Invisible Woman]], ComicBook/{{X 23}} and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
** ComicBook/DoctorStrange can fly with the aid of his Cloak of Levitation.
** The Human Torch of the ComicBook/FantasticFour was originally explained as being "lighter than air" due to his fiery nature. Later on, it was established that he uses his flames themselves a form of propulsion and lift.
** ComicBook/TheWasp and her other counterparts can fly with insectoid wings often used to manoeuvre around and bewilder foes.
** ''ComicBook/XMen'', many often overlapping with PowerFloats.
*** Warren Worthington III a.k.a. Angel naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 1960s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. After Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings, Apocalypse upgraded him with sick metal ones.
*** Storm can use
* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (They
* ComicBook/CosmicBoy
*** Banshee can fly by propelling himself into the air using his [[SuperScream vocal cords, emitting a powerful soundwaves]] that push him upwards, and maintaining his flight path with the wings on his jumpsuit.
*** While {{intangib|ility}}le, Kitty Pryde can [[DoubleJump walk on air]] as if traversing an invisible staircase.
*** Jean Grey/Phoenix I, Rachel Summers/Phoenix II, Nathan Summers[=/=]ComicBook/{{Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and Nate Grey[=/=]ComicBook/XMan can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space -- Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
*** Havok uses stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity, he has an easier time managing his
*** Rogue uses [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Carol Danvers]]' Kree/human powers to be a FlyingBrick. In fact, Rogue is the {{Trope Namer|s}} for FlyingBrick, as her main strategy with flying is to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram]] into her foes at high speeds.
*** Pixie has insectoid wings which give her great maneuverability.
*** Jubilee was able to fly when she was a vampire.
*** It's revealed in later comics that Mystique, being a {{Voluntary Shapeshift|ing}}er, can sprout wings from her back and fly. Since Mystique is a mainly sneaky character, it stands to reason that she rarely uses this ability.
*** Magneto and his daughter Polaris using MagnetismManipulation
*** At [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]], Gambit can disrupt the gravity around him with kinetic energy, making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly, he loses the power soon afterwards]].
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* ComicBook/DoctorStrange can fly with the aid of his Cloak of Levitation.
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* ComicBook/DoctorStrange ''ComicBook/PS238'': Multiple:
** American Eagle is a girl with [[WingedHumanoid eagle wings]] (hence the name) and electricity powers. She might have some super-strength, too, as she can flap those wings with far more strength and speed than is to be expected considering her size.
** After some dimension-hopping, Cecil's coat is turned into a pair of CapeWings.
--->'''Cecil:''' I'm never taking this off again! Not even to ''shower!''
** Suzie Finster (Julie's cousin) can flywith too. Unfortunately, it's part of her nuclear-powered suite of abilities, so it sheds radiation and she can't do it much.
--->'''Suzie:''' I have to get permission to fly, because if I fly too high someone called "NORAD" gets mad, but if I fly too low stuff starts to ''melt''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'': Ulysses, Mister Solenoid's [[BearyFriendly polar bear friend]], has theaid of his Cloak of Levitation.ability to fly.
** American Eagle is a girl with [[WingedHumanoid eagle wings]] (hence the name) and electricity powers. She might have some super-strength, too, as she can flap those wings with far more strength and speed than is to be expected considering her size.
** After some dimension-hopping, Cecil's coat is turned into a pair of CapeWings.
--->'''Cecil:''' I'm never taking this off again! Not even to ''shower!''
** Suzie Finster (Julie's cousin) can fly
--->'''Suzie:''' I have to get permission to fly, because if I fly too high someone called "NORAD" gets mad, but if I fly too low stuff starts to ''melt''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'': Ulysses, Mister Solenoid's [[BearyFriendly polar bear friend]], has the
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* In ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'', many times Smudge flew by flapping his arms like a bird. Namely, this usually happens as he's about to fall on water, [[ThePigPen something he hates with a passion]].
* ''ComicBook/XMen'', many often overlapping with PowerFloats.
** ComicBook/Warren Worthington III aka [[ComicBook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]] naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 60s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings then ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}} upgraded him with sick metal ones.
** ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} using [[BlowYouAway air currents]] can leave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also make others fly using her powers e.g in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'' where she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly on her own).
** Banshee can fly by propelling himself into the air using his [[MakeMeWannaShout vocal cords, emitting a powerful soundwaves]] that push him upwards, and maintaining his flight path with the wings on his jumpsuit.
** ComicBook/KittyPryde can while insubstantial, [[DoubleJump walk on air]] as if traversing an invisible staircase.
** ComicBook/JeanGrey, ComicBook/RachelSummers, ComicBook/{{Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and [[ComicBook/XMan Nate Grey]] can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space - Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
** ComicBook/{{Havok}}, ComicBook/{{Cyclops|MarvelComics}}’s brother used stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity he has an easier time managing his energized propulsion through his powers.
** ComicBook/{{Rogue}} uses [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Carol Danvers]] Kree/human powers to be a FlyingBrick, in fact Rogue is the TropeNamer for FlyingBrick as her main strategy with flying is to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram]] into her foes at high speeds.
** Pixie has insectoid wings which gives her great maneuverability.
** ComicBook/{{Jubilee|MarvelComics}} was able to fly when she was a vampire.
** It’s revealed in later comics that ComicBook/{{Mystique}} being a VoluntaryShapeshifting can sprout wings from her back and fly. Since Mystique is a mainly sneaky character, it stands to reason that she rarely uses this ability.
** ComicBook/{{Magneto}} and his daughter ComicBook/{{Polaris}} using MagnetismManipulation to effect their own polarity.
** ComicBook/{{Gambit|MarvelComics}} at [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]] can disrupt the gravity around him with Kinetic energy making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly he loses the power soon afterwards]].
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
* Many heroes in ComicBook/AstroCity can fly. Of particular note is the second Hummingbird, who sprouted wings on her twelfth birthday. [[spoiler:This turned out to be the first step in a ForcedTransformation.]]
* ''ComicBook/PS238'': Multiple:
** American Eagle is a girl with [[WingedHumanoid eagle wings]] (hence the name) and electricity powers. She might have some super-strength, too, as she can flap those wings with far more strength and speed than is to be expected considering her size.
** After some dimension-hopping, Cecil's coat is turned into a pair of CapeWings.
--->'''Cecil:''' I'm never taking this off again! Not even to ''shower!''
** Suzie Finster (Julie's cousin) can fly too. Unfortunately, it's part of her nuclear-powered suite of abilities, so it sheds radiation and she can't do it much.
--->'''Suzie:''' I have to get permission to fly, because if I fly too high someone called "NORAD" gets mad, but if I fly too low stuff starts to ''melt''.
* ComicBook/{{Valor}}[=/=]Lar Gand, also known as Mon-El, and all other Daxamites can fly in the same manner as Kryptonians as they're descended from Kryptonian colonists who intermarried with the natives of Daxam.
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'': Ulysses, Mister Solenoid's [[BearyFriendly polar bear friend]], has the ability to fly.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'', many often overlapping with PowerFloats.
** ComicBook/Warren Worthington III aka [[ComicBook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]] naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 60s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings then ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}} upgraded him with sick metal ones.
** ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} using [[BlowYouAway air currents]] can leave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also make others fly using her powers e.g in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'' where she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly on her own).
** Banshee can fly by propelling himself into the air using his [[MakeMeWannaShout vocal cords, emitting a powerful soundwaves]] that push him upwards, and maintaining his flight path with the wings on his jumpsuit.
** ComicBook/KittyPryde can while insubstantial, [[DoubleJump walk on air]] as if traversing an invisible staircase.
** ComicBook/JeanGrey, ComicBook/RachelSummers, ComicBook/{{Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and [[ComicBook/XMan Nate Grey]] can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space - Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
** ComicBook/{{Havok}}, ComicBook/{{Cyclops|MarvelComics}}’s brother used stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity he has an easier time managing his energized propulsion through his powers.
** ComicBook/{{Rogue}} uses [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Carol Danvers]] Kree/human powers to be a FlyingBrick, in fact Rogue is the TropeNamer for FlyingBrick as her main strategy with flying is to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram]] into her foes at high speeds.
** Pixie has insectoid wings which gives her great maneuverability.
** ComicBook/{{Jubilee|MarvelComics}} was able to fly when she was a vampire.
** It’s revealed in later comics that ComicBook/{{Mystique}} being a VoluntaryShapeshifting can sprout wings from her back and fly. Since Mystique is a mainly sneaky character, it stands to reason that she rarely uses this ability.
** ComicBook/{{Magneto}} and his daughter ComicBook/{{Polaris}} using MagnetismManipulation to effect their own polarity.
** ComicBook/{{Gambit|MarvelComics}} at [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]] can disrupt the gravity around him with Kinetic energy making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly he loses the power soon afterwards]].
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
* Many heroes in ComicBook/AstroCity can fly. Of particular note is the second Hummingbird, who sprouted wings on her twelfth birthday. [[spoiler:This turned out to be the first step in a ForcedTransformation.]]
* ''ComicBook/PS238'': Multiple:
** American Eagle is a girl with [[WingedHumanoid eagle wings]] (hence the name) and electricity powers. She might have some super-strength, too, as she can flap those wings with far more strength and speed than is to be expected considering her size.
** After some dimension-hopping, Cecil's coat is turned into a pair of CapeWings.
--->'''Cecil:''' I'm never taking this off again! Not even to ''shower!''
** Suzie Finster (Julie's cousin) can fly too. Unfortunately, it's part of her nuclear-powered suite of abilities, so it sheds radiation and she can't do it much.
--->'''Suzie:''' I have to get permission to fly, because if I fly too high someone called "NORAD" gets mad, but if I fly too low stuff starts to ''melt''.
* ComicBook/{{Valor}}[=/=]Lar Gand, also known as Mon-El, and all other Daxamites can fly in the same manner as Kryptonians as they're descended from Kryptonian colonists who intermarried with the natives of Daxam.
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'': Ulysses, Mister Solenoid's [[BearyFriendly polar bear friend]], has the ability to fly.
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* Amelia from ''WesternAnimation/BandsOnTheRun'' frequently insists that she can fly, but doesn't do so because she doesn't want to. When the bands are launched into the air, [[BlatantLies she insists that it's her talent that made her fly]]. She finally proves she wasn't lying when the bands are blown out of the flower garden and she catches all of them in mid-air.
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* Amelia from ''WesternAnimation/BandsOnTheRun'' (a living rubber band shaped like an airplane) frequently insists that she can fly, but doesn't do so because she doesn't want to. When the bands are launched into the air, [[BlatantLies she insists that it's her talent that made her fly]]. She finally proves she wasn't lying when the bands are blown out of the flower garden and she catches all of them in mid-air.
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* Amelia from ''WesternAnimation/BandsOnTheRun'' frequently insists that she can fly, but doesn't do so because she doesn't want to. When the bands are launched into the air, [[BlatantLies she insists that it's her talent that made her fly]]. She finally proves she wasn't lying when the bands are blown out of the flower garden and she catches all of them in mid-air.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema}}'': All players, and other shrouds, have wings and can fly as fast as a commercial jet.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema}}'': ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema|2011}}'': All players, and other shrouds, have wings and can fly as fast as a commercial jet.
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* The first boss of ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'', a giant ''snail''. How does such a thing fly? It goes into its shell, a helicopter rotor comes out, then it takes off. And then it'll start dropping bombs all over the place (or trying to crush Bug)!
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* The first boss of ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Bug|1995}}'', a giant ''snail''. How does such a thing fly? It goes into its shell, a helicopter rotor comes out, then it takes off. And then it'll start dropping bombs all over the place (or trying to crush Bug)!
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* ''Fanfic/HowFriendshipAccidentallySavedMagicalBritain''
** For a prank at the end of their third year (Harry's first), the Weasley twins give Mrs. Norris wings, unintentionally making her faster and more mobile and virtually silent, allowing her to catch 60% more students than before, much to Filch's delight. The wings remain for at least the full three year duration of the story, forcing the twins (and their prank-loving friends) to dodge her.
** The summer after his OWL year, Tom becomes obsessed with learning how to fly wandlessly and without any external implements such as brooms, flying carpets, or wings, because if Voldemort could do that even with magic that Tom says should've been severely damaged after making his Horcruxes, it should be child's play for Tom and his relatively undamaged magic. This leads to him repeatedly throwing himself off of roofs and balconies (with cushioning charms under him, don't worry), and hurling himself at trees and into mud puddles as Fred and George look on in bemusement. By the time of the Quidditch World Cup, Tom is able to consistently hover off of the ground by ''two inches''.
** For a prank at the end of their third year (Harry's first), the Weasley twins give Mrs. Norris wings, unintentionally making her faster and more mobile and virtually silent, allowing her to catch 60% more students than before, much to Filch's delight. The wings remain for at least the full three year duration of the story, forcing the twins (and their prank-loving friends) to dodge her.
** The summer after his OWL year, Tom becomes obsessed with learning how to fly wandlessly and without any external implements such as brooms, flying carpets, or wings, because if Voldemort could do that even with magic that Tom says should've been severely damaged after making his Horcruxes, it should be child's play for Tom and his relatively undamaged magic. This leads to him repeatedly throwing himself off of roofs and balconies (with cushioning charms under him, don't worry), and hurling himself at trees and into mud puddles as Fred and George look on in bemusement. By the time of the Quidditch World Cup, Tom is able to consistently hover off of the ground by ''two inches''.
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** Warren Worthington III aka Angel naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 60s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings then ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}} upgraded him with sick metal ones.
** ComicBook/{{Storm}} using [[BlowYouAway air currents]] can leave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also make others fly using her powers e.g in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'' where she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly on her own).
** ComicBook/{{Storm}} using [[BlowYouAway air currents]] can leave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also make others fly using her powers e.g in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'' where she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly on her own).
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** Warren ComicBook/Warren Worthington III aka Angel [[ComicBook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]] naturally has angelic wings as his mutation which gives him an aerial advantage and had girls since the 60s [[ChickMagnet drooling over him]]. Angel lost his flight when Marauders clipped his wings then ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}} upgraded him with sick metal ones.
**ComicBook/{{Storm}} ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} using [[BlowYouAway air currents]] can leave the ground and fly around at great speed. She can also make others fly using her powers e.g in ''ComicBook/SecretWars1984'' where she [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/FIavamglMRPuApqOpgygtvwuUHfCeyRtcJ0C9fW6HyrhE0Do0j12GymAgdLPHGQTLWdVYF-YMg5r=s1600 makes most of the X-Men float alongside her]] (except for Rogue who can fly on her own).
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** ComicBook/JeanGrey, ComicBook/RachelSummers, {{ComicBook/Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and [[ComicBook/XMan Nate Grey]] can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space - Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
** Havok, ComicBook/{{Cyclops}}’s brother used stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity he has an easier time managing his energized propulsion through his powers.
** Havok, ComicBook/{{Cyclops}}’s brother used stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity he has an easier time managing his energized propulsion through his powers.
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** ComicBook/JeanGrey, ComicBook/RachelSummers, {{ComicBook/Cable}} ComicBook/{{Cable}} (when his powers are working at full speed), and [[ComicBook/XMan Nate Grey]] can fly by using [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]], often at multi-mach speeds and in the depths of space - Jean has even successfully jumped to hyperspace without the Phoenix.
**Havok, ComicBook/{{Cyclops}}’s ComicBook/{{Havok}}, ComicBook/{{Cyclops|MarvelComics}}’s brother used stored energy for flight by directing it as a downward thrust. At full energy capacity he has an easier time managing his energized propulsion through his powers.
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** ComicBook/{{Gambit}} at [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]] can disrupt the gravity around him with Kinetic energy making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly he loses the power soon afterwards]].
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as result of the power.
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as result of the power.
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** ComicBook/{{Gambit}} ComicBook/{{Gambit|MarvelComics}} at [[FullPotentialUpgrade absolute full power]] can disrupt the gravity around him with Kinetic energy making him float and even fly. [[spoiler:Sadly he loses the power soon afterwards]].
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
* Those who are gifted the [[ComicBook/CaptainUniverse Enigma Force]] like Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, X-23 and Tamara Devoux can fly as a result of the power.
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* In ''Manga/OnePiece'' some characters have a DoubleJump or use their abilities in a way to stay in the air longer than usual (e.g [=CP9=], Sanji, Robin, Franky, Smoker, Domflamingo, Gear 4 Luffy, Big Mom with her Homies, The Vinsmoke Family, Charlotte Yuen and other mooks) true flight is actually quite rare. Only five Devil Fruit Users (out of a huge cast) have been shown to have it thus far: "Peregrine Falcon" Pell, Lafitte (one panel in Impel Down shows him with wings while landing), Marco "the Phoenix", Bian and Kabu who are {{Lilliputians}} with insect devil fruits, Kaido who can turn into a chinese dragon (though it can be argued that it's NotQuiteFlight as he's using flame clouds he controls to fly) and King, one of Kaido’s CoDragons who has a Pteranodon Devil Fruit.
** [[Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld Movie villain]] Shiki can make any object he chooses float and can bend them to his will while they are airborne, Shiki can also make himself fly with this power.
** One of Kaido’s SMILE {{Mooks}} Batman (no not [[Franchise/{{Batman}} ''that'' Batman]]) can rather pathetically fly with his stubby bat wings. A dozen other SMILE users can also fly using animal wings, meaning a lot more people can fly in One Piece than originally thought.
** Patrick Redfield In ''VideoGame/OnePieceUnlimitedWorldRed'' ate the genuine Bat-Bat Devil Fruit and can fly more spectacularly than the aforementioned Bat-Devil Fruit User.
** [[Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld Movie villain]] Shiki can make any object he chooses float and can bend them to his will while they are airborne, Shiki can also make himself fly with this power.
** One of Kaido’s SMILE {{Mooks}} Batman (no not [[Franchise/{{Batman}} ''that'' Batman]]) can rather pathetically fly with his stubby bat wings. A dozen other SMILE users can also fly using animal wings, meaning a lot more people can fly in One Piece than originally thought.
** Patrick Redfield In ''VideoGame/OnePieceUnlimitedWorldRed'' ate the genuine Bat-Bat Devil Fruit and can fly more spectacularly than the aforementioned Bat-Devil Fruit User.
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* In ''Manga/OnePiece'' some ''Manga/OnePiece'': Many characters have a DoubleJump or use their abilities in a way to stay in possess the air longer than usual (e.g [=CP9=], Sanji, Robin, Franky, Smoker, Domflamingo, Gear 4 Luffy, Big Mom with her Homies, The Vinsmoke Family, Charlotte Yuen and other mooks) true flight is actually quite rare. Only five ability of flight, the majority of which come from Devil Fruit Users (out abilities. The type of a huge cast) have been shown to have it thus far: "Peregrine Falcon" Pell, Lafitte (one panel in Impel Down shows him with wings while landing), Marco "the Phoenix", Bian and Kabu who are {{Lilliputians}} with insect devil fruits, Kaido who flight one can turn into do comes in five different categories which includes; Giving the user a chinese dragon (though it can be argued that it's NotQuiteFlight as he's using flame clouds he controls to fly) and King, one pair of Kaido’s CoDragons who has a Pteranodon Devil Fruit.
** [[Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld Movie villain]] Shiki can make any object he chooses float and can bend them to his will while they are airborne, Shiki can also make himself fly with this power.
** One of Kaido’s SMILE {{Mooks}} Batman (no not [[Franchise/{{Batman}} ''that'' Batman]]) can rather pathetically fly with his stubby bat wings. A dozen other SMILE users can also fly using animalwings, meaning give the user a lot more people spinning propeller to fly, the user creating a platform for themselves to ride on, the ability of levitation, and the last being a Logia and Special Paramecia achieved flight by turning into their elemental state in order to fly.
** While there are characters that can achieve pseudo-flight like users of the Moon Walk technique, the only race that can naturally flyin One Piece than originally thought.
** Patrick Redfield In ''VideoGame/OnePieceUnlimitedWorldRed'' ateon their own are the genuine Bat-Bat Devil Fruit and can fly more spectacularly than the aforementioned Bat-Devil Fruit User. Lunarians who possess large black angel-like wings on their backs.
** [[Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld Movie villain]] Shiki can make any object he chooses float and can bend them to his will while they are airborne, Shiki can also make himself fly with this power.
** One of Kaido’s SMILE {{Mooks}} Batman (no not [[Franchise/{{Batman}} ''that'' Batman]]) can rather pathetically fly with his stubby bat wings. A dozen other SMILE users can also fly using animal
** While there are characters that can achieve pseudo-flight like users of the Moon Walk technique, the only race that can naturally fly
** Patrick Redfield In ''VideoGame/OnePieceUnlimitedWorldRed'' ate
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* Janine, in ''{{Literature/Dinoverse}}'' finds herself in the body of a [[PteroSoarer giant pterosaur]]. It takes her a long time to learn to fly, especially considering how quickly the other characters adapt to the skills of their groundbound bodies. When she finally gets the hang of it, she's [[LinearWarriorsQuadraticWizards able to solve almost every problem they come across]], so for most of the rest of the book she has to be absent or incapable in order for conflict to be maintained.
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* Janine, in ''{{Literature/Dinoverse}}'' finds herself in the body of a [[PteroSoarer [[TerrorDactyl giant pterosaur]]. It takes her a long time to learn to fly, especially considering how quickly the other characters adapt to the skills of their groundbound bodies. When she finally gets the hang of it, she's [[LinearWarriorsQuadraticWizards able to solve almost every problem they come across]], so for most of the rest of the book she has to be absent or incapable in order for conflict to be maintained.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'':
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* In the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]] flight was the main desire of Film/IronMan when he building his PoweredArmor and became giddy once he achieved it. Apart from Tony Stark others who can fly with include: [[Film/IronMan2 War Machine]], Film/{{Thor}} (using Mjölnir/Stormbringer), [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Falcon]], [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Starlord]] (with his rocket boots), [[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron Vision]], [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Scarlet Witch]] uses her [[MindOverMatter Telekinesis]] to levitate/blast off and finally Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}} who can fly at FasterThanLight speed.
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* In the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]] flight was the main desire of Film/IronMan when he building his PoweredArmor and became giddy once he achieved it. Apart from Tony Stark others who can fly with include: [[Film/IronMan2 War Machine]], Film/{{Thor}} (using Mjölnir/Stormbringer), [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Falcon]], [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014 Starlord]] (with his rocket boots), [[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron Vision]], [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Scarlet Witch]] uses her [[MindOverMatter Telekinesis]] to levitate/blast off and finally Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}} who can fly at FasterThanLight speed.
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* In the original ''{{Transformers}}'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- all Decepticons could fly in their robot form, but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
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* In the original ''{{Transformers}}'' ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' series, the power of Flight was one of the defining characteristics between Autobots and Deceptions -- all Decepticons could fly in their robot form, but only the few Autobots with air or space transformations could do so (plus Sideswipe, who was equipped with a rocketpack, and Tracks, whose car altmode had wings). The Dinobots could fly in their robot modes (Swoop in either mode). [[RuleOfCool No reason given for why, but it was awesome.]]
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** Series/JessicaJones. [[AmbiguousSituation Maybe]]. When asked about it, she refers to it as "Controlled falling", but it looks more like [[InASingleBound super-leaping]].
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** Series/JessicaJones.Jessica from ''Series/JessicaJones2015''. [[AmbiguousSituation Maybe]]. When asked about it, she refers to it as "Controlled falling", but it looks more like [[InASingleBound super-leaping]].
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* ''Webcomic/DICETheCubeThatChangesEverything'': Levitation, one of the A-ranker abilities, lets a Dicer float freely.
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* This is Silver Crow's primary power in ''LightNovel/AccelWorld'' and apparently he is the first avatar to obtain this power, though not the first to attempt to obtain it.
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* This is Silver Crow's primary power in ''LightNovel/AccelWorld'' ''Literature/AccelWorld'' and apparently he is the first avatar to obtain this power, though not the first to attempt to obtain it.
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* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment.
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* The ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' has "flight rings" as standard pieces of equipment. (They also serve to identify the wearer as a member of the Legion, so even the members who can fly anyway wear them.)
