Superheroes are fictional characters with extraordinary abilities or powers that enable them to protect the public and fight against evil or criminal activities. Typically appearing in comic books, movies, and television shows, superheroes often possess superhuman traits such as strength, agility, speed, or the ability to fly. They may also have access to advanced technology or magical abilities. Superheroes often embody a moral or ethical code, using their powers to uphold justice and defend the innocent. Characters such as Superman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman are iconic representations of the superhero genre, each with their unique backstories, motivations, and adversaries. Superheroes frequently operate within a larger universe of characters, facing challenges that test their abilities and values, and they typically maintain secret identities to protect their personal lives. The concept of superheroes reflects societal ideals of heroism and the struggle between good and evil, often exploring themes of responsibility, sacrifice, and the human condition.
*Thunderbolts* premieres in Japanese theaters on May 2, generating excitement with its recent trailer. The film features a team of anti-heroes, each with complex backgrounds, including Yelena, Red Guardian, and…