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** [[spoiler:Related to the above, Fisk as the smarts to reveal himself as being behind generous charitable donations when he realizes the Avengers are closing in on him, including shaking hands with President Ellis, in order to make himself untouchable. But calling back to a comparison to Al Capone, when Clark manages to expose his connection to the Hand unleashing Ao Shun on New York City, ''no one'' wants to defend him and he's quickly arrested]].

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** [[spoiler:Related to the above, Fisk as has the smarts to reveal himself as being behind generous charitable donations when he realizes the Avengers are closing in on him, including shaking hands with President Ellis, in order to make himself untouchable. But calling back to a comparison to Al Capone, when Clark manages to expose his connection to the Hand unleashing Ao Shun on New York City, ''no one'' wants to defend him and he's quickly arrested]].
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The author has also written ''Fanfic/AvengerGoddess'', a story that serves as a {{Foil}} to this one as it adds Wonder Woman to another version of the MCU.

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The author has also written ''Fanfic/AvengerGoddess'', a story that serves as a {{Foil}} SpiritualAntithesis to this one as it adds Wonder Woman to another version of the MCU.

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* {{Foil}}:
** This fic as a whole has a foil in the author’s later fic, ''Fanfic/AvengerGoddess'', which depicts Wonder Woman joining the [=MCU=] during the Second World War when Steve Rogers crash-lands on Thermyscira. Where Superman is essentially the Avengers’ ‘little brother’ who joins the Avengers after the team has come together, Wonder Woman seems set to establish herself as ‘Team Mom’ to the Avengers, possessing unconventional family ties to Tony and Natasha in particular.
** In-narrative, Frigga notes the similarities and contrasts between Superman and Loki, as both were raised by a species other than their own unaware of their origins, but where Loki tried to conquer after learning the truth about himself, Superman dedicated his life to protecting ‘lesser races’.

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* {{Foil}}:
** This fic as a whole has a foil in the author’s later fic, ''Fanfic/AvengerGoddess'', which depicts Wonder Woman joining the [=MCU=] during the Second World War when Steve Rogers crash-lands on Thermyscira. Where Superman is essentially the Avengers’ ‘little brother’ who joins the Avengers after the team has come together, Wonder Woman seems set to establish herself as ‘Team Mom’ to the Avengers, possessing unconventional family ties to Tony and Natasha in particular.
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{{Foil}}: In-narrative, Frigga notes the similarities and contrasts between Superman and Loki, as both were raised by a species other than their own unaware of their origins, but where Loki tried to conquer after learning the truth about himself, Superman dedicated his life to protecting ‘lesser races’.



* RealityEnsues:
** While most criminals now worry that Superman will go after them if they do anything illegal, forcing them to focus on more discreet criminal activities like smuggling stolen phones rather than drugs, in reality Clark can only be reasonably sure he’d hear someone yell "Superman" if they were definitively yelling it, and even at his best he has to prioritise certain disasters over others to accommodate details such as his need to rest.
** ClarkKenting can and ''does'' fail. It works for Clark whose SecretIdentity is relatively unknown and who acts very differently from the quasideity that Superman is, it works for Steve as long as he doesn't slip into his military persona, but Thor utterly fails to pass since he doesn't bother to be anything but the boisterous LargeHam the public is familiar with.
** Despite [[spoiler:the Avengers having gathered a mass of evidence of Wilson Fisk's criminal dealings, they are all aware that they don't have any clear proof that Fisk himself has done anything explicitly illegal or wrong, and with the current evidence it would be too easy for certain parties to be set up as the truly guilty ones while Fisk presents himself as their unwitting associate. Clark also dismisses the idea that he could demand Fisk's arrest as Superman, as that would set an uncomfortable precedent that may inspire an arms race against him]].
** [[spoiler:Related to the above, Fisk as the smarts to reveal himself as being behind generous charitable donations when he realizes the Avengers are closing in on him, including shaking hands with President Ellis, in order to make himself untouchable. But calling back to a comparison to Al Capone, when Clark manages to expose his connection to the Hand unleashing Ao Shun on New York City, ''no one'' wants to defend him and he's quickly arrested]].


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* SpiritualAntithesis This fic as a whole is this to the author’s later fic, ''Fanfic/AvengerGoddess'', which depicts Wonder Woman joining the [=MCU=] during the Second World War when Steve Rogers crash-lands on Thermyscira. Where Superman is essentially the Avengers’ ‘little brother’ who joins the Avengers after the team has come together, Wonder Woman seems set to establish herself as ‘Team Mom’ to the Avengers, possessing unconventional family ties to Tony and Natasha in particular.


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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** While most criminals now worry that Superman will go after them if they do anything illegal, forcing them to focus on more discreet criminal activities like smuggling stolen phones rather than drugs, in reality Clark can only be reasonably sure he’d hear someone yell "Superman" if they were definitively yelling it, and even at his best he has to prioritize certain disasters over others to accommodate details such as his need to rest.
** ClarkKenting can and ''does'' fail. It works for Clark whose SecretIdentity is relatively unknown and who acts very differently from the quasideity that Superman is, it works for Steve as long as he doesn't slip into his military persona, but Thor utterly fails to pass since he doesn't bother to be anything but the boisterous LargeHam the public is familiar with.
** Despite [[spoiler:the Avengers having gathered a mass of evidence of Wilson Fisk's criminal dealings, they are all aware that they don't have any clear proof that Fisk himself has done anything explicitly illegal or wrong, and with the current evidence it would be too easy for certain parties to be set up as the truly guilty ones while Fisk presents himself as their unwitting associate. Clark also dismisses the idea that he could demand Fisk's arrest as Superman, as that would set an uncomfortable precedent that may inspire an arms race against him]].
** [[spoiler:Related to the above, Fisk as the smarts to reveal himself as being behind generous charitable donations when he realizes the Avengers are closing in on him, including shaking hands with President Ellis, in order to make himself untouchable. But calling back to a comparison to Al Capone, when Clark manages to expose his connection to the Hand unleashing Ao Shun on New York City, ''no one'' wants to defend him and he's quickly arrested]].
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* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:After the mess in Japan, Kitty is able to figure out that Clark is Superman, but hasn't told him that she knows yet.

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* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:After the mess in Japan, Kitty is able to figure out that Clark is Superman, but hasn't told him that she knows yet.]]

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** Speaking of Kitty, although it hasn't been explored yet, the fact that she can use her phasing powers, albeit with difficulty, on Clark and Rogue after the latter copied the former's abilities means that she could repeat her trick wth the Silver Samurai member and the pencil if she so desired.



* NoSell: To a point; [[spoiler:when Clark makes contact with Rogue, he has so much energy himself that Rogue gets a massive boost from their brief contact without Clark showing any sign of weakness himself]].

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* NoSell: To a point; [[spoiler:when Clark makes contact with Rogue, he has so much energy himself that Rogue gets a massive boost from their brief contact without Clark showing any sign of weakness himself]].himself. He actually finds the sensation somewhat pleasant on a later occasion]].


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* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:After the mess in Japan, Kitty is able to figure out that Clark is Superman, but hasn't told him that she knows yet.

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** Mutants (and by extension the X-Men) exist in this universe.
** The Yashida Corporation is under the control of HYDRA.


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* FriendsWithBenefits: THere is nothing to say it will be a ''regular'' part of their relationship, but Clark has had sexual encounters with [[spoiler:Sif and Rogue, Sif as the first woman he's met he can safely have sex with and Rogue because he was the first man she'd met she could touch without her powers killing him]].
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* ShipTease: A final pairing has yet to be 'declared', with Clark so far showing a potential for romance with Trish, Natasha, Sif, Skye (?) and Karen.

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* ShipTease: A final pairing has yet to be 'declared', with Clark so far showing a potential for romance with Trish, Natasha, Sif, Skye (?) Skye, Karen and Karen.Rogue.

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* CurbStompCushion: During the Siege of Avengers Tower, [[spoiler:as Fisk predicted earlier, mounting a mass assault on the Tower proves pointless; even with Superman, Thor and the Hulk occupied elsewhere and Iron Man and Captain America absent, Black Widow and Hawkeye manage to fight off most of the demonically-possessed invaders with aid from Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and JARVIS's internal defences]].

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* TheManBehindTheMan:
** The Hand to Fisk's criminal empire, as per canon. According to Stick, they've also infiltrated every other criminal organization in the world, and even created and controlled HYDRA before the Red Skull took over.
** HYDRA have themselves been supporting and making use of Yashida Corporation for their own means.

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* BodyHorror: A relatively minor example but still disturbing; [[spoiler:Kitty deals with one of the Silver Samurai (whose adamantium armour protects them from direct attacks) by phasing through one of them and leaving a pencil ''inside'' his arm, destroying bone and tendons and rendering the arm useless]].



* DealWithTheDevil: Discussed when [[spoiler:Logan meets Ichiro Yashida and hears his offer to take away Logan's healing factor; as much as Logan might regret how he'll outlive all his friends, he refuses to help Yashida after the man's actions nearly killed Kitty and Rogue]].



** After the battle at Yashida Corporation, a Hydra scientist escapes with [[spoiler:a sample of Rogue's blood, and compares Rogue to a "parasite" in a manner that strongly evokes the image of the Superman foe in question]].



* GoodParents: Martha Kent, as per Superman canon, is a loving and supportive parent to her adopted son.

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* GoodParents: Martha Kent, as per Superman canon, is a loving and supportive parent to her adopted son. The fact that both Kents were an example of this is a particular part of Clark's first meeting with the X-Men, as [[spoiler:Rogue finds herself relying on Clark's memories of training with his parents to control the abilities she's absorbed from him]].
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Rogue and X-23 demonstrate the more brutal side of this in the confrontation with Yashida Corporation; [[spoiler:Laura plants a bomb ''inside'' herself to destroy the lab she's taken to and Rogue has to absorb more power from Clark when she's injured by a bomb]].

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** When facing [[spoiler:the Silver Samurai, X-23 stabs her first opponent in the eyes as his armour is too strong to be broken by her claws]].



* ItIsDehumanising: Stick only refers to Black Sky as a weapon, and persists even after [[spoiler:Black Sky is revealed to be a teenaged girl.]]

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** In Japan, [[spoiler:Doctor Zander Rice treats X-23 as little more than a feral animal]].
* ItOnlyWorksOnce: Invoked when [[spoiler:fighting the Silver Samurai, as X-23 notes that the strategy she uses against one won't work on others as they'll anticipate what she's doing]].



* KryptoniteFactor: In contrast to the comics, where Superman is inherently vulnerable to magic, it is noted that any 'vulnerability' Clark has to magical attacks would just be due to the power of the spellcaster he'd be fighting. While kryptonite itself hasn't been introduced yet, as of Chapter 41 characters have begun to speculate that a suitably forged adamantium weapon could hurt him if it was deployed in the right manner, allowing for factors such as the need for such a weapon to be fast and large enough to make contact in the first place.

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** On a related note, Kitty Pryde notes that phasing through adamantium always leaves her feeling ill (although when the alternative is being sliced in half by adamantium weapons, she'll accept the illness over being killed).


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* LogicalWeakness: The best description of how [[spoiler:Kitty has trouble phasing Clark and Rogue after Rogue absorbs Clark's powers, as Kryptonian bodies are so dense Kitty needs to concentrate particularly hard to get them both through the wall]].


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** Wolverine and Natasha met at least twice in the past; Natasha tried to kill Logan when she was a child and worked with him as an adult.


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* WhyAmITicking: A variation of this; [[spoiler:X-23 lets herself get recaptured by Yashida after planting a bomb ''inside'' herself so that she can blow up the lab where they're trying to experiment on her]].

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** [[spoiler: The Ancient One]] takes on Lorelei and a BrainwashedAndCrazy Superman and, albeit with some effort, flattens them both - as Jessica points out, the only reason it was even a fight was because she didn't actually want to hurt Superman.

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** [[spoiler: The Ancient One]] takes on Lorelei and a BrainwashedAndCrazy Superman and, albeit with some effort, flattens them both - as Jessica points out, the only reason it was even a fight was because she their opponent didn't actually want to hurt Superman.


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* CurbStompCushion: During the Siege of Avengers Tower, [[spoiler:as Fisk predicted earlier, mounting a mass assault on the Tower proves pointless; even with Superman, Thor and the Hulk occupied elsewhere and Iron Man and Captain America absent, Black Widow and Hawkeye manage to fight off most of the demonically-possessed invaders with aid from Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and JARVIS's internal defences]].
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* HypocriticialHumor: Invoked when Tony finds Pepper (along with Jane, Natasha and Darcy) watching Clark and Thor wrestling; he teasingly tells Pepper that if she says “I want one”, he can remind her that he was rejected when he made such a comment about ‘Natalie Rushman’.

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* HypocriticialHumor: HypocriticalHumor: Invoked when Tony finds Pepper (along with Jane, Natasha and Darcy) watching Clark and Thor wrestling; he teasingly tells Pepper that if she says “I want one”, he can remind her that he was rejected when he made such a comment about ‘Natalie Rushman’.
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*DramaticDrop: Pepper drops the champagne glass she was holding when [[spoiler:JARVIS displays video footage of Fin Fang Foom attacking Avengers Tower as she and Tony are flying back to New York]].


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*HypocriticialHumor: Invoked when Tony finds Pepper (along with Jane, Natasha and Darcy) watching Clark and Thor wrestling; he teasingly tells Pepper that if she says “I want one”, he can remind her that he was rejected when he made such a comment about ‘Natalie Rushman’.
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* RunningGag: ''Faora: Path to Atonement'' just won't stop plaguing poor Clark's life.
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* PragmaticHero: SHIELD apparently has knowledge of the X-Men and justifies their leaving the team alone as this; prior to the formation of the Avengers, SHIELD had no true way to deal with superpowered threats, so let Xavier gather the X-Men to protect most of the potentially innocent mutants and deal with the more definite threats such as Magneto on their own.

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* ClosestThingWeGot: While Kryptonians didn’t have religion as such, the Kryptonian Rao achieved so many great things in his lifetime, such as being the only person to master the martial arts of Torquasm-Rao and Torquasm-Vo (which he himself created), that he is considered a god even to Zod’s forces.

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* ClosestThingWeGot: ClosestThingWeGot:
** When the Kryptonian scout-ship was discovered, Jane Foster was contacted as the closest thing Earth has to an 'expert' in alien encounters as she has made peaceful contact with Thor, even if analysing alien technology is far outside of her expertise.
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** During his travels before adopting his identity as Superman, Clark's aliases included "Clark Sullivan" (as in Chloe Sullivan of ''Series/{{Smallville}}'') and "[[ComicBook/JimmyOlsen James Bartholomew Olsen]]".


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** Jane has a lab rat she calls [[Franchise/TomAndJerry Jerry]], and Darcy makes reference to "WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain".
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** ComicBook/KittyPryde, ComicBook/JubileeMarvelComics and ComicBook/{{Rogue}} from the ComicBook/XMen make a cameo in Chapter 18 when they're on a plane that's crashing until Clark saves them. Kitty and Rogue eventually return in Chapter 41.

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** ComicBook/KittyPryde, ComicBook/JubileeMarvelComics ComicBook/{{Jubilee|MarvelComics}} and ComicBook/{{Rogue}} from the ComicBook/XMen make a cameo in Chapter 18 when they're on a plane that's crashing until Clark saves them. Kitty and Rogue eventually return in Chapter 41.
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** ComicBook/KittyPryde, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}} and ComicBook/{{Rogue}} from the ComicBook/XMen make a cameo in Chapter 18 when they're on a plane that's crashing until Clark saves them. Kitty and Rogue eventually return in Chapter 41.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: J. Jonah Jameson is portrayed here as despising superhumans with a passion. In canon, Jameson is a vocal mutant rights supporter, and his hatred of Spider-Man is because Spider-Man isn't answerable to any higher authority and has nothing to do with Spidey being superhuman.
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* CovertPervert: Pepper gets rather... distracted by the sight of Thor and Clark wrestling, and in the same chapter we learn that Kitty Pryde not only reads Darcy's erotic fanfiction, but according to what Kitty's seen of her browser history Rogue's into some ''really'' weird stuff.

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* CovertPervert: Pepper gets rather... distracted by the sight of Thor and Clark wrestling, and in the same chapter we learn that Kitty Pryde not only reads Darcy's erotic fanfiction, but according to what Kitty's seen of her browser history Rogue's into some ''really'' weird stuff.stuff, apparently as a consequence of being pent up and unable to have a boyfriend.
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* ThouShaltNotKill: Superman stands for this, as always, but as well as accepting when the other Avengers have to go that far (Matt speculates that Clark would have understood [[spoiler:if he'd killed Nobu during the battle at the docks]]), he has already had to make a personal exception for Zod, and muses that he may well have made another for Kilgrave if the man wasn't (as far as Jessica knows) already dead when she told Clark about him.

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* ThouShaltNotKill: Superman stands for this, as always, but as well as accepting when the other Avengers have to go that far (Matt speculates that Clark would have understood [[spoiler:if he'd killed Nobu during the battle at the docks]]), he has already had to make a personal exception for Zod, Zod [[spoiler:and Ao Shun]], and muses that he may well have made another for Kilgrave if the man wasn't (as far as Jessica knows) already dead when she told Clark about him.
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* KryptoniteFactor: In contrast to the comics, where Superman is inherently vulnerable to magic, it is noted that Superman isn't particularly weak against magic and any 'vulnerability' to it is just due to the power of the spellcaster he'd be fighting.

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* KryptoniteFactor: In contrast to the comics, where Superman is inherently vulnerable to magic, it is noted that Superman isn't particularly weak against magic and any 'vulnerability' Clark has to it is magical attacks would just be due to the power of the spellcaster he'd be fighting. While kryptonite itself hasn't been introduced yet, as of Chapter 41 characters have begun to speculate that a suitably forged adamantium weapon could hurt him if it was deployed in the right manner, allowing for factors such as the need for such a weapon to be fast and large enough to make contact in the first place.

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* AmazonianBeauty: While infiltrating a lingerie model party and dressing to blend in, Kitty and Rogue note how good they look thanks to all their combat training.



* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Darcy, to the point that even Tony thinks she's eccentric (which as he notes, is really saying something).



** Black Sky, originally 'hosted' by a young boy in ''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}'', is now [[spoiler:Rachel Roth, AKA ComicBook/{{Raven}} of the ComicBook/TeenTitans, with the Hand at least in an 'alliance' with Trigon if not explicitly worshipping him]].

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** Black Sky, originally 'hosted' "hosted" by a young boy in ''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}'', is now [[spoiler:Rachel Roth, AKA ComicBook/{{Raven}} of the ComicBook/TeenTitans, with the Hand at least in an 'alliance' alliance with Trigon if not explicitly worshipping him]]. on behalf of their dragon masters.]]



* ContrivedCoincidence: Brett Mahoney is quite skeptic when Foggy explains he and Matt found themselves embroiled into a very weird fight out of sheer hazard.

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** Clark travels to Japan investigating killings apparently performed by a mutant, and happens to bump into Rogue and Kitty, who are there doing the same thing.



* EatingTheEyeCandy: Pepper, Natasha, Jane, and Darcy do this when watching Clark and Thor train together by means of shirtless wrestling.



** When Karen learns that the Russian mafia was attacked by Superman the night before, she assumes that Clark is responsible, but only because she believes that he told Superman about their talk rather than realising that he actually is Superman.

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** When Karen learns that the Russian mafia was attacked by Superman the night before, she assumes that Clark is responsible, but only because she believes that he told Superman about their talk rather than realising realizing that he actually is Superman. Superman.
** Kitty and Rogue are right about [[spoiler: Clark having powers]], they just think it's because he's a mutant.
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: While on his way to Japan in Chapter 41, Superman stops to help out [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Suez_Canal_obstruction a cargo freighter that got stuck in the Suez Canal]].

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* ThereAreNoGlobalConsequences: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Superman is shown to have a definite effect on the world other than supervillain battles. Using his advanced technology and superpowers, he able to track criminals in all sorts of ways, from the pedophiles and mobsters on the internet to using his super hearing to stop shootings. It gets to the point where the smarter criminals have to start adapting their methods to a world with Superman.

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** Superman's intervention in conflicts, and fear thereof, caused wars and military excursions around the world to grind to a halt. Natasha notes that it's the closest Earth's ever come to world peace.
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* AdaptationDistillation: The X-Men elements in this story seem to be primarily based on the [[Film/XMenFilmSeries film series]], but with a few elements of ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'' thrown in.


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* MegaCorp: Yashida Corporation is noted to have its fingers in virtually everything in Japan.
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* NoSell: To a point; [[spoiler:when Clark makes contact with Rogue, he has so much energy himself that Rogue gets a massive boost from their brief contact without Clark showing any sign of weakness himself]].


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* TheTease: Natasha seems to enjoy being this for Clark in particular, such as setting up a scenario where they hire an escort as a couple as part of an undercover op (even though Clark's powers mean they could just cut out the middle-man) or arranging a cover story for Clark that involves him photographing lingerie models (and slipping him a photo of her in such attire into the bargain).

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** ComicBook/KittyPryde, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}} and ComicBook/{{Rogue}} from the ComicBook/XMen make a cameo in Chapter 18 when they're on a plane that's crashing until Clark saves them.

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* CovertPervert: Pepper gets rather... distracted by the sight of Thor and Clark wrestling, and in the same chapter we learn that Kitty Pryde not only reads Darcy's erotic fanfiction, but according to what Kitty's seen of her browser history Rogue's into some ''really'' weird stuff.


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* EmbarrassingBrowserHistory: Kitty has seen Rogue's search history, since she keeps the Mansion's computers up-to-date, and Rogue apparently has some ''very'' filthy searches in it.


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** After Rogue inadvertently absorbs some of Clark's powers, she and Kitty assume that he's just a really powerful mutant.


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* PowerCopying: Rogue accidentally touches Clark when in Japan, and though the contact is only brief, despite the fact that it's night, and that she can't absorb solar energy as a result, she still gets enough of his power and enhanced senses that if it wasn't for the bits of his memories she also got she'd have a lot worse time of it.
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** Zod states he will transform Kal-El's corpse into Doomsday to destroy the Asgardians, a ironic to his fate in Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice

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