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* HistoricalDomainSuperperson: One of the expanded universe web comics implied Benjamin Franklin was this, as he absorbed an electric shock from his famous kite experiment that should have killed him.

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* HistoricalDomainSuperperson: One of the expanded universe web comics comic books implied Benjamin Franklin was this, as he absorbed an electric shock from his famous kite experiment that should have killed him.
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* HistoricalDomanSuperhero: One of the expanded universe web comics implied Benjamin Franklin was this, as he absorbed an electric shock from his famous kite experiment that should have killed him.

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* HistoricalDomanSuperhero: HistoricalDomainSuperperson: One of the expanded universe web comics implied Benjamin Franklin was this, as he absorbed an electric shock from his famous kite experiment that should have killed him.
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* HistoricalDomanSuperhero: One of the expanded universe web comics implied Benjamin Franklin was this, as he absorbed an electric shock from his famous kite experiment that should have killed him.
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* TheFirstSuperheroes: The story starts with a group of seemingly ordinary people slowly discovering that they now have super powers after a solar eclipse, and now they must learn how to control their abilities, decide how to use it, and for some they choose to investigate how they acquired these powers in the first place. As shown later, there have been supers throughout History before. In the very last episode of the original series: [[spoiler: Claire jumps from a very high ferris wheel to her "death" in front of reporters. However, as she has HealingPowers, her body begins to mend itself ''in front of the cameras'', basically revealing their existence to the world at large.]]
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* ForWantOfANail: "The Butterfly Effect" hinges around a future character's presence in the present horribly messing up the future, with things getting worse and worse the longer he stays and tries to repair things.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Hiro and Charlie, the waitress.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: At the start of Volume Three, Mohinder injects himself with a serum to give him powers like the other heroes. He does indeed get powers similar to Franchise/SpiderMan. Unfortunately, he then starts sticking people in webs. Also in "Villains" the company wanted to get Sylar to kill again so they could analyze his ability. They got him to kill again but they also turned him into a murderous psychopath that ended up killing several of their agents.

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* GoneHorriblyRight: At the start of Volume Three, Mohinder injects himself with a serum to give him powers like the other heroes. He does indeed get powers similar to Franchise/SpiderMan.ComicBook/SpiderMan. Unfortunately, he then starts sticking people in webs. Also in "Villains" the company wanted to get Sylar to kill again so they could analyze his ability. They got him to kill again but they also turned him into a murderous psychopath that ended up killing several of their agents.

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** In "An Invisible Thread" (season 3 episode 25), due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized.

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* GenderBender: In season 3 episode 21 "Into Asylum" Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. In season 3 episode 22 "Turn And Face The Strange", Sylar shape-shifts into the form of Sandra Bennett. In season 3 episode 25 "An Invisible Thread", due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized. In season 4 episode 11 "The Fifth Stage", Sylar shifts to become Nurse Hammer.

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* GenderBender: Once Sylar acquired the shape shifting ability, we saw him shit to females often enough.
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In season 3 episode 21 "Into Asylum" (season 3 episode 21) Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. agent.
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In season 3 episode 22 "Turn And Face The Strange", Strange" (season 3 episode 22), Sylar shape-shifts into the form of Sandra Bennett. Bennett.
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In season 3 episode 25 "An Invisible Thread", Thread" (season 3 episode 25), due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized. tranquilized.
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In season 4 episode 11 "The Fifth Stage", Stage" (season 4 episode 11), Sylar shifts to become Nurse Hammer.
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* GenderBender: In Chapter 321 "Into Asylum" Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. In Chapter 322 "Turn And Face The Strange", Sylar shape-shifts into the form of Sandra Bennett. In Chapter 325 "An Invisible Thread", due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized. In Chapter 411 "The Fifth Stage", Sylar shifts to become Nurse Hammer.

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* GenderBender: In Chapter 321 season 3 episode 21 "Into Asylum" Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. In Chapter 322 season 3 episode 22 "Turn And Face The Strange", Sylar shape-shifts into the form of Sandra Bennett. In Chapter 325 season 3 episode 25 "An Invisible Thread", due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized. In Chapter 411 season 4 episode 11 "The Fifth Stage", Sylar shifts to become Nurse Hammer.
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* GenderBender: Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. Later in the series he will transform into Sandra Bennett and Nurse Hammer. Henry will use this ability to transform into Erica Kravid.

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* GenderBender: In Chapter 321 "Into Asylum" Sylar acquires the ability to shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. Later in the series he will transform In Chapter 322 "Turn And Face The Strange", Sylar shape-shifts into the form of Sandra Bennett and Bennett. In Chapter 325 "An Invisible Thread", due to some feedback, Sylar is stuck constantly shifting through all his past bodies until he's tranquilized. In Chapter 411 "The Fifth Stage", Sylar shifts to become Nurse Hammer. Henry will use this ability to transform into Erica Kravid.Hammer.
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* GenderBender: [[spoiler: What's the first thing Sylar turns into after getting the ability to shapeshift? You got it...]]

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* GenderBender: [[spoiler: What's the first thing Sylar turns into after getting acquires the ability to shapeshift? You got it...]] shape shift, and his first transformation is into a female agent. Later in the series he will transform into Sandra Bennett and Nurse Hammer. Henry will use this ability to transform into Erica Kravid.
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* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: Mohinder and Matt took care of Molly for a while. It was [[{{Squee}} very cute.]]
** Particularly in volume 4, Claire finds herself being parented by both her dads, Noah and Nathan.
** In volume 3, Claire's biological mother, Meredith, moves in with her adoptive family.

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