Well if the choice is very open I'd go for Gladstone Gander's luck. That way no matter what happens things will almost always go well for me. Never have to worry about getting hurt or getting a disease that won't automatically cure itself, the luck would help me in every area of life.
But if we're talking about specifically super strength and x-ray vision and stuff like that I suppose I would like to have Wolverines regenerative ability, that way I can stop being a hypochondriac.
Now if Animé powers are allowed I might just go with Naruto's power. I mean the ability to duplicate myself 3 times and whatever the clones learn I will learn when they go away is like a cheat to get knowledge and experience. That way I could have 3 of them read from three different things and after an hour or so I de-clone them and whatever they learned I will learn.
In the meantime I can just sit and play a game or something. I'd also be able to do quite a lot of kinky stuff with myself.
So, if I got a choice between whatever it'd be unfathomable luck. If I can choose from Animé powers I'd go with shadow clones, and if I have to choose a superhero power I'd go with regeneration.
The Dutch Ghost said:
Akratus said:
How is receiving all knowledge in the universe a superpower? It would be worse than death for me, I imagine.
How so?
You would probably be able to 'beat' death, and imagine all the fun stuff you could do with it.
I could finally make the Fallout game I want to make and impress friends and enemies.
Well, we're talking about all the knowledge in the world, that means that whatever nasty things has ever happened will be in your mind, you will know how it feels like to drown, you will know how it feels like to burn alive, you will know how a cannibal thinks, you will know how a necrophile get's his jollies.
You get 'all' knowledge in the entire universe, you will get knowledge from every single lifeform across reality, past and present. So with every good thing you'll just suddenly 'know' so will you with bad things.
I think that might be tormenting after a while. Every time you see something on tv your mind might flash to the knowledge you hold and you might remember how it feels like to have something done to you.
You'll know how it feels to starve to death. You'll know how it feels like to liquify. You'll know how it feels like to be tortured in a hundred thousand different ways.
Personally I think that'd be horrible. Besides, when you know 'everything' what is the incentive to figure anything out? What's the point in watching/reading/playing/listening (to) anything when you already know how it's going to end? Every person you see you will know their innermost darkest secrets of their entire life. A lot of the curiosity of life will wither away with that kind of power.
Unless of course you're talking about knowledge as in only books and stuff, like how to repair an aircraft carrier to how to do surgery. But "all" knowledge means everything, and that sounds awful.