Quotes / Most Common Superpower

Fictional

"Why is it that superheroes are always... so good looking?"

— Amanda Waller, Justice League Unlimited

Sammy: Well, I have the ability to create a substance that can sustain life, fight infections, improve immune systems and strengthen people.
Superhuman Resources: ...and the source of this power?
Sammy: You've been staring at them since I walked in...

— Evil, Inc.

'Listen, I don't care how my character looks, just make sure she's got really great boobs.' And Josh said, 'Oh, we've got a slider. We can make them go up, we can make them go down...' And I was like, Oh my god, of course you do."

— Claudia Black on playing Chloe Frazer in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

"I have to ask, IS there a combat advantage to humans having large mammaries, and if so, do I WANT to know what it is?"

— Tara, El Goonish Shive

Stuart: Can I help you find anything?
Amy: A comic that doesn’t depict a woman whose bosom can be used as a flotation device.

— The Big Bang Theory

"Look there, up in the sky!"
"It's a bird!"
"It's a plane!"
"It's an amazing pair of tits!"

— Attack of the 50-Ft Half-Klingon

Radd: Pink Mega Radds? That's your attack? Don't you have any other special powers?

Sheena: Well...

Radd: Aside from the ability to fit into that slinky getup, heh-heh...

— Kid Radd

Real Life

"Gravity defying breasts, while impressive, do not count as a super power."

— Things Mr. Welch can no longer do in an RPG #1314

"Courtney could have gone with any number of costumes for Comic-Con: tits-out Catwoman, tits-out Wonder Woman, tits-out Orko from He-Man. But she decided on covering her rubber titty balls in shimmery blue craft paint going as Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel. I don’t know anything about Captain Marvel, but if I had to guess, I’d say her superpower is either working a stripper pole faster than the speed of light or telepathically sensing when g-strings are going on sale at Discount Dancer Depot."

—DListed, "Courtney Stodden As Captain Marvel"

"Possibly the hottest babe of the 8-bit era, with her Veronica Lake hair and huge bazooms."

—K. Thor Jensen on the Dark Queen, UGO.com

"Oh, tits jugs Lulu...I-I-I mean, it's just Lulu."

—Noah Antwiler on Final Fantasy X

"Lara Croft's breasts aren't mega enormous any more. No big boobs, no misogyny. They are the canaries of the industry's coal mine."

—Something Awful parodies the trope

"It all starts when Superman is contacted by Lois Lane, who for this story arc has apparently taken a part time job as a stripper and started smuggling cantaloupes in a Lara Croft shirt."

—Cracked, "5 Disastrous Attempts at Political Commentary in Comic Books"

"Apparently they also turned all their strong female characters into big fat nympho cockslobberers who wave their tits around like maracas, because there isn't quite enough popular culture being aimed exclusively at teenage boys just yet."

—Zero Punctuation on New 52, Batman: Arkham City reviews

Alex Schmidt: Think about when you see huge overly exaggerated muscles on a male character in comic books or cartoons what does that mean?
Dan O'Brien: That he is a bruiser, a tough guy, probably voiced by Patrick Warburton. PATRICK WAR- Nope, don't have it.
Alex: Okay, what if he's got a more wiry strength? Thin but still defined.
DOB: That he is acrobatic, like Spider-Man or Nightcrawler.
Alex: Exactly! Now, what do huge boobs mean for a female character?
DOB: That she...
Alex: That she is a female character. Mary Jane the Actress has huge boobs but so does Jessica Jones the detective or She-Hulk the lawyer ... Hulk.

—Cracked, "The Scientific Reason You Want to Have Sex with Jessica Rabbit"

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