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* ''Series/{{Smallville}}'': Clark taking Lana to the Fortress of Solitude to create a diamond from coal and then make a wedding ring qualifies as this trope. [[spoiler: Lana dies, and to prevent the circumstances of her death Clark reverses time, creating a timeline where this date never happened.]]
* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'': A one-episode "rule of witch society" in the first season was that Friday the 13ths allow relaxing the {{Masquerade}} for the benefit of witches with mortal friends and loved ones. Sabrina takes Harvey and Jenny to a fair set up with magic-based attractions. (Jenny gets a dance with Drew Carey.) There are a number of presumed mixed couples in the background of the episode as well.
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* ''Film/{{Superman}}'' (1978). The title character takes his date Lois Lane for an aerial tour of Metropolis at night that eventually sees them going into space. In the real world, going into space would have killed Lois due to the lack of air, but in this movie, [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace this just wasn't an issue]].

* ''Film/{{Superman}}'' (1978). The title character takes his date Lois Lane for an aerial tour of Metropolis at night.

* ''Fanfic/TheManyDatesOfDannyFenton'x: The few times Danny has dated a superpowered girl and they simultaneously discover each other's identity, they decide to use their powers to have fun during the rest of their date.

* ''Fanfic/TheManyDatesOfDannyFenton'' (''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', WesternAnimation, [[{{Series}} TV Series]], and ComicBooks.): The few times Danny has dated a superpowered girl and they simultaneously discover each other's identity, they decide to use their powers to have fun during the rest of their date.

* Aladdin and Jasmine's magic carpet ride over the city in Disney's ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}''.

* Series/{{Smallville}}: Clark taking Lana to the Fortress of Solitude to create a diamond from coal and then make a wedding ring qualifies as this trope. [[spoiler: Lana dies, and to prevent the circumstances of her death Clark reverses time, creating a timeline where this date never happened.]]
* Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch: A one-episode "rule of witch society" in the first season was that Friday the 13ths allow relaxing the {{Masquerade}} for the benefit of witches with mortal friends and loved ones. Sabrina takes Harvey and Jenny to a fair set up with magic-based attractions. (Jenny gets a dance with Drew Carey.) There are a number of presumed mixed couples in the background of the episode as well.

* Similar to the Aladdin example above, Hiccup winds up winning Astrid over to his side after he takes her for a flight on Toothless in WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon.

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* Downplayed in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' once in the second season - After having dinner with the girl-of-the-day Jin, she pulls Zuko to a plaza with many dead lanterns. She mentions that the lanterns used to be pretty when lit. Not wanting to upset her, Zuko orders her to close her eyes, then he uses his firebending to lit all the lanterns (he's going incognito at the time). This impresses her enough that she goes to kiss him - and Zuko stops and run away. Downplayed because she's covering her eyes while he firebends.

* Downplayed in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' once in the second season - After having dinner with the girl-of-the-day Jin, she pulls Zuko to a plaza with many dead lanterns. She mentions that the lanterns used to be pretty when lit. Not wanting to upset her, Zuko orders her to close her eyes, then he uses his firebending to lit all the lanterns (he's going incognito at the time). This impresses her enough that she goes to kiss him - and Zuko stops and run away. Downplayed because she's covering her eyes while he firebends.

On an Superpowered Date, a character with access to extraordinary powers of some sort uses these abilities to take a current or potential romantic partner on an extraordinary evening out. Why settle for dancing in the moonlight when your {{Superpower Lottery}} winner lover can take you dancing on the moon? ([[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace With no pesky asphyxiation]]!) The powers can be of any nature, so long as they go beyond what a {{Muggle}} in the setting can do, and do not need to be innate - effects granted by magical artifacts or highly advanced technology qualify.

* Series/{{Smallville}}: Clark taking Lana to the Fortress of Solitude to create a daimond from coal and then make a wedding ring qualifies as this trope. [[spoiler: Lana dies, and to prevent the circumstances of her, death Clark reverses time, creating a timeline where this date never happened.]]

* ''Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace'' has Lois and Superman flying together again. When she reveals that she again remembers his secret, Superman makes a second use of the kiss or forgetfulness.

* Series/{{Smallville}}: Clark taking Lana to the Fortress of Solitude to create a daimond from coal and then make a wedding ring qualifies as this trope. [[Spoiler: Lana dies, and to prevent the circumstances of her, death Clark reverses time, creating a timeline where this date never happened.]]

* Series/Smallville: Clark taking Lana to the Fortress of Solitude to create a daimond from coal and then make a wedding ring qualifies as this trope. [[Spoiler: Lana dies, and to prevent the circumstances of her, death Clark reverses time, creating a timeline where this date never happened.]]

* ''Film/BruceAlmighty'': They're not on a date, since they're just at home, but Bruce uses his divine powers to command romantic music to play, and then to rearrange the night sky to make it look nicer. He erased clouds, created and erased stars, and then pulled the moon closer to the Earth. Later on in the film, when Bruce takes Grace to the restaurant where they first went out, and uses his powers to get Tony Bennett to sing there.

* ''Film/BruceAlmighty'': They're not really on a date, since they're just at home, but Bruce uses his divine powers to command romantic music to play, and then to rearrange the night sky to make it look nicer. He erased clouds, created and erased stars, and then pulled the moon closer to the Earth.
** Played more straight later on in the film, when Bruce takes Grace to the restaurant where they first went out, and uses his powers to get Tony Bennett to sing there.

* ''Film/BruceAlmighty'': To the extent of [[{{it makes sense in context}} lassoing the moon]] just because the date wanted it.
* In ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'', Anakin uses the Force to levitate a piece of fruit off Padme's plate. He then cuts it up for her and levitates it back a piece at a time.

* An issue of ''{{Magazine/Cracked}}'' featured an advice and living magazine for superheroes. One article was explaining how to have an exceptionally cheap date using your FlyingBrick superpowers. The night starts with using SuperStrength and SuperSpeed to break into a theater and repair the damage while your date is distracted. Followed by the only expense for the night: bringing your own popcorn and using EyeBeams to cook it in a large garbage can, deceiving her into thinking you sprang for the extra-''extra'' large. You then fly her home to save on gas. Finally, at her doorstep, you use your SuperBreath in reverse to suck out all the local air, causing her to briefly faint and assume you have super-kissing powers.

** In an issue of his original run, Conner takes [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl 2000 Cassandra Cain]] on a date which involves the two flying up to the sky, where he uses his {{Telekinesis}} to build a castle for her out of clouds.

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