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* ''TabletopGame/WorldTreeRPG' is a setting where literally everyone has some level of magic, though 90% of the population mostly uses it for MundaneUtility. Their technology is based around it(sinks are enchanted bowls that duplicate any liquid placed in them, fire extinguishers are replaced by fire-extinguishing spells set with a trigger, etc), housewives use it to clean dishes and small children will summon cookies to eat.

* ''TabletopGame/WorldTree'' is a setting where literally everyone has some level of magic, though 90% of the population mostly uses it to [[MundaneUtility clean dishes and get drunk.]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', while not ''everyone'' has elemental bending powers, meeting someone who does is about as unusual as meeting someone who's a brunette. So while the show heavily features cool fight scenes involving elemental kung fu, we're also often treated to displays of their {{Mundane Utilit|y}}ies, such as building houses, heating and cooling drinks, powering steam-punk machines, and playing games. Of particular note, the Air Nomads deserve special mention for living up to the "Everyone" part of the trope name; because of their spirituality, their entire population is born with the ability to airbend.

* The ''WebVideo/OriginsSMP'', ''WebVideo/AfterlifeSMP'', and ''WebVideo/NewLifeSMP'' are all centred on the [[MassiveRaceSelection Origins Mod for Fabric]] and variations or derivatives thereof, where each player either chooses (OSMP) or is randomly assigned (ALSMP and NLSMP) an origin out of a pool of dozens. As a result, a vast majority, if not all of the cast consists of super-powered individuals, referred to as "hybrids" in the NLSMP.

Of course, [[SuperWeight some supers are more super than others]], especially [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil the really dangerous bad guys]].

* ''Manga/BlackClover'': Everyone in the world is born with the ability to use magic, usually in the form of creating and manipulating a form of matter or element. The class system of this world seems to be based around one's magical ability, the nobles using their magical skills as a way of lording superiority over the less magically inclined peasants. The only character that does not seem to possess any latent magical ability is the protagonist [[UnSorcerer Asta]]. [[spoiler:Ironically, it is this complete lack of magic that allows him to wield the Five-Leafed Clover Grimoire, allowing him to wield [[ExcaliburInTheRust swords]] [[SpellBlade imbued]] with AntiMagic.]]

* In the setting of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'', 80% of humanity has some kind of superpower, which are called "[[DifferentlyPoweredIndividual Quirks]]". Despite this, most people aren't superheroes; it's implied that most people have a [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway minor power]] and/or use their power [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks only for mundane tasks]]. The main character, who wants to actually be a superhero, is one of the 20% without a Quirk. [[SuperEmpowering This changes shortly after the series begins]]. It's also {{deconstructed|Trope}}, however, in that while the majority of the population is a super, people who possess "undesirable" Quirks, such as permanent transformations that give them an ugly or scary appearance, as well as people who don't have any quirk, [[FantasticAbleism are often maligned and shunned for their otherness]].

** ''ComicBook/XMen'' is a {{deconstruction}} since it shows how society would react to a growing population of super-powered beings. ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' is an ''X-Men'' story with Characters/ScarletWitch changing the world so that most people were mutants, resulting in a role reversal with regular humans now being the victims of FantasticRacism instead of mutants.

* ''VideoGame/{{Suikoden}}'' is a similar but even more extreme case of the magic variant. From the strongest warrior, down to the little girl running a card game on your ship, basically everyone can be expected to be armed with GreenRocks of some kind.

* ''Art/BeastFables'': Everything in Urvara can transform. The humans are all werebeasts, and wild animals have the potential to become temporary [[MixAndMatchCritters chimeras]] or permanent {{Dire Beast}}s.

* The ''WebVideo/OriginsSMP'', ''LetsPlay/AfterlifeSMP'', and ''WebVideo/NewLifeSMP'' are all centred on the [[MassiveRaceSelection Origins Mod for Fabric]] and variations or derivatives thereof, where each player either chooses (OSMP) or is randomly assigned (ALSMP and NLSMP) an origin out of a pool of dozens. As a result, a vast majority, if not all of the cast consists of super-powered individuals, referred to as "hybrids" in the NLSMP.

* The ''LetsPlay/OriginsSMP'', ''LetsPlay/AfterlifeSMP'', and ''WebVideo/NewLifeSMP'' are all centred on the [[MassiveRaceSelection Origins Mod for Fabric]] and variations or derivatives thereof, where each player either chooses (OSMP) or is randomly assigned (ALSMP and NLSMP) an origin out of a pool of dozens. As a result, a vast majority, if not all of the cast consists of super-powered individuals, referred to as "hybrids" in the NLSMP.

* The ''LetsPlay/OriginsSMP'', ''LetsPlay/AfterlifeSMP'', and ''LetsPlay/NewLifeSMP'' are all centred on the [[MassiveRaceSelection Origins Mod for Fabric]] and variations thereof, where each player either chooses (OSMP) or is randomly assigned (ALSMP and NLSMP) an origin out of a pool of dozens. As a result, a vast majority, if not all of the cast consists of super-powered individuals, referred to as "hybrids" in the NLSMP.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have [[MagnetismManipulation magnetic powers]], Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can [[{{Transmutation}} transmute elements]], etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the 3oth Century descendents of Earth people [[AlienAbduction kidnapped]] and empowered by aliens in the present, but [[CanonDiscontinuity that was]] several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have [[MagnetismManipulation magnetic powers]], Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can [[{{Transmutation}} transmute elements]], etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people [[AlienAbduction kidnapped]] and empowered by aliens, but [[CanonDiscontinuity that was]] several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have [[MagnetismManipulation magnetic powers]], Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can [[{{Transmutation}} transmute elements]], etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people [[AlienAbduction kidnapped]] and empowered by aliens, but that was several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have [[MagnetismManipulation magnetic powers]], Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can [[{{Transmutation}} transmute elements]], etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people kidnapped and empowered by aliens, but that was several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have [[MagneticManipulation magnetic powers]], Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can [[{{Transmutation}} transmute elements]], etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people kidnapped and empowered by aliens, but that was several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have magnetic powers, Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can transmute elements, etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people kidnapped and empowered by aliens, but that was several [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retcons]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have magnetic powers, Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can transmute elements, etc. At one point, it was claimed they were all the descendents of Earth people kidnapped and empowered by aliens, but that was several [[CosmicReboot Cosmic Reboots]] ago.

** Many of the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes's members' home planets are inhabited by HumanAliens who all share a single super-power. Braalians have magnetic powers, Carggites can [[SelfDuplication triplicate]], Tromians can transmute elements, etc.

[[folder:Web Comics]]

* ''Webcomic/{{UnOrdinary}}'': In this world, everyone has an "ability" though few are to be considered "cripples" like the main protagonist John.
* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', everyone in the main cast has access to at least one spell of their own except Ashley who nonetheless is a wizard and thus has the ability to learn other people's spells. Also, everyone possesses a basic capacity to use magic and the potential to gain at least one spell of their own regardless of any awareness of it.