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Golden Bat is Japan's first Super Hero, debuting in 1930, as part of a traveling "Paper Theater" puppet show. Since then, he has had Anime series, a manga adaptation, and a few live action films

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Tropes Include:

• Atlantis - Where Ogun Bat comes from.
• Arch-Nemesis - Dr. Erich Nazō
• Color Character
• Earthquake Machine - He can use his staff to generate small earthquakes.
• Evil Counterpart - Black Bat.
• Marth Debuted in Smash Bros.: His creation actually pre-dates the creation of superheroes in American media. Unfortunately, it is rare for western media to acknowledge this.
• Magi Tech - the source of Ogun's power and how he survived until the modern day. (Resting in a sarcophagus)
• Shock and Awe - Ogun's staff can produce lightning
• Super Hero - One of the first, and the oldest non-western one.

Mandrake The Magician

Superhero

Batman: Arkham Asylum