These superpower would you rather questions skip the usual picks and go for fresher powers, powers that come with a catch, and a few that are gloriously useless. They're clean and classroom-friendly, so they work for kids, families, teams and anyone who has ever made up their own hero name.
Every question is a live poll. Tap a side to vote, then see how everyone else voted. Read both sides closely, because the catch is usually where the real choice is.
60 questions · tap a side to vote · see how everyone else picked
Superpower would you rather questions: power vs. power
Two strong powers go head to head, and you only get to keep one.
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Would you rather superpowers with a catch
Every power here comes with a downside, so read the fine print before you pick.
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Useless super power would you rather questions
Powers so small or oddly specific that they barely count, but you still have to choose.
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Superpower would you rather questions about hero life
Capes, sidekicks, secret bases and the everyday hassle of saving the day.
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How you compare
Vote on a few questions and your results show up here.
How to play
Before voting, each player names one real problem their pick would solve at home or school.
For powers with a catch, have players describe the worst day they could have with that catch.
In a classroom, give students five minutes to draw their chosen power and give it a hero name.
Play a draft: each player keeps one power from every question and shows off their finished hero at the end.
Run the useless superpowers as a lightning round with five seconds per vote.
Playing in a group? Read a question out loud, let everyone pick a side, then tap the one the room chose and see how it compares with everyone online.
Questions people ask
What is the best superpower to have?
There's no single right answer, which is what makes these questions fun. Controlling plants sounds small until you picture growing a tree house in seconds, while super strength gets awkward fast if you break every glass you hold.
What are good superpower would you rather questions for kids?
Kids do well with questions they can picture right away, like whether they'd rather have a know-it-all parrot or a very nervous squirrel as a sidekick. Powers with a funny catch, such as turning into an animal only when you hiccup, are great for a laugh.
What makes a superpower question hard to answer?
The hardest ones pair two powers that are useful in different ways, or add a catch that changes everything. Choosing between a power that always works but only for 30 seconds a day and one that lasts all day but works every third try is a good one to argue about.