Give me a superpower and I'll defeat it.

[bluestarultor]

Originally Posted by Seil

Teleportation!

Quite simple, really. Teleportation relies on displacing the air around you to avoid two objects occupying the same space. This does not apply to solid objects, like, say, a room full of cement or, better yet, glass. Abduct a loved one, tie them up in a position that looks properly in despair, encase them in glass (or the clear plastic of your choice, ice free of bubbles, whatever), put them in a room with a camera, fill the room with the same substance to avoid diffraction issues, seal the door in a manner that said hero and friends are unable to open it, and then taunt the hero as per normal. Doing so will cause them to (possibly after defeating you) attempt to teleport into the room to rescue the hostage, resulting in two objects occupying the same space and instant death.

Also, claws.

I believe that video speaks for itself, but to be more creative, claws are just glorified fingernails and can thus be filed down. If they're not like Wolverine's claws and are actually a real nail, they're produced by an array of special cells which can be damaged or destroyed.

EDIT Oh, also The Power Of Love.

Forgive me, but the Power of Love and the Power of Friendship are just aliases for the Power of Plot, unless you mean the power to either love someone or to cause two people to fall in love, in which case the power is either not a power at all or easily exploitable in a mass propaganda campaign wherein you call into doubt the validity of the bonds between everyone who may have had contact with the hero, which will send mobs after them over the possibility of having their personal emotions and free will meddled with.

Originally Posted by Fenris

Serendipity.

Ah, yes, the power of good luck. Longshot, Domino, and Shamrock. Good times. Until Shamrock decided to put the supernatural aid of long-dead Celtic spirits into hairdressing and no one saw fit to argue.

See, luck-based powers are only really good when supplemented by physical skill. Otherwise you're just a particularly hard-to-hit target. Luck powers can be easily overcome by removing probability of success. This is a prime example, but really, who uses arrows anymore? With enough guns aimed at enough area, the only probability is that enough suffer equipment failure that the barrage can be avoided.

Even assuming such a thing is likely with the strength of the power, there are stronger inescapables. Really, depending on how strong the power is, this can easily delve into the Power of Plot, but if nothing else, being the victim of the previously mentioned encasement in the material of your choice is a pretty strong indicator of death.

Originally Posted by Krylo

The power... to move you.

Emotionally, that video bored me, and thus was not moving. Actually, I found it pretty annoying and couldn't bear to watch more than roughly half. Assuming it had been successful, a good villain will ignore it. If it's being used on a crowd, again, mass propaganda is a way to combat it. As said in Protomen's The Hounds, "When I say he is a monster/When I set fire to his name/It doesn't matter where you hear it from/Whether truth or lies/It gets said all the same/Whatever's on the table plays." If Wily of all abysmal villains is able to turn the world on Light via simple framing, then a proper villain could easily destroy the credibility of a hero with oratory powers.

If speaking in a telekinetic sense, it could be negated with sufficient magnetism applied to a pair of stylish boots programmed to allow normal walking and running on my part based on an electric interface built into them to detect muscle movement.

Originally Posted by phil_

I win.

I dare say that's the ultimate Power of Plot.

[BitVyper]

Power of Plot.

[bluestarultor]

Originally Posted by Nikose Tyris

The Nemesis power as featured in Mutants and Masterminds.

It would be helpful to receive a description of powers in the future. In the meantime, a reasonable search has turned up no description and thusly I can provide no counter.

Alternatively, Biological Manipulation.

This is so easy it's trite. What villain these days doesn't have mechanical turrets, robot drones, or other similar traps?

Originally Posted by Aldurin

Diarrhea of the mind.

This sounds less like a power and more fatal, but if you mean a power of many ideas, it's not at all a power and a simple kidnapping and coercion would turn a liability into at least a partial asset. Other than that, various drug cocktails or a nonfatal bullet to the head could destroy the subject's thinking capacity without cheating and killing them.

Originally Posted by Aldurin

Not existing on this plane of existence.

Without other powers, this is only really useful for recon. An exorcism would suffice, as would various types of energy weaponry if a means of binding the hero wasn't used.

Originally Posted by Marc v1.0

Chronic Premature Mastication

I'd hardly consider grinding one's teeth a superpower.

Originally Posted by Aldurin

The ability to burn everything that exists, doesn't exist and shouldn't exist, all while I suffer no damage from the fire.

The sweet, sweet irony of this is that you'd only be immune to your own fire. Have fun attempting to burn the gouts of flame my men and base will be showering you with. While fire fits under your category, burning it is redundant and thus is likely not truly covered.

After all, you can't burn anything that should exist, and in that category is your means of defeat.

Originally Posted by Doc ock rokc

The ability to manipulate Damage itself.

This really is only useful if damage is incurred, and by the time it is, fatal damage provides a proper end to the power. In this vein, I accept outright death as a solution and the destruction of your head seems a good start.

[Doc ock rokc]

Originally Posted by bluestarultor

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This really is only useful if damage is incurred, and by the time it is, fatal damage provides a proper end to the power. In this vein, I accept outright death as a solution and the destruction of your head seems a good start.

Then I could just stop your digestive system or the chemical breakdowns in your body rendering you inert.

Originally Posted by BitVyper

I don't recall your power granting you superhuman neuroscience knowledge.

Edit: Or anyone having taken damage.

Damage to memory is not rare and can be a simple as forgetting your car keys. All I do is shift it over to the memory of me and the mind wont remember me like it doesn't remember the blasted car keys.

[BitVyper]

Damage to memory is not rare and can be a simple as forgetting your car keys.

That isn't damage. You still have the information in your head, therefore your memory is entirely intact, just having difficulty with its filing system. Either that, or we're dealing in short term memory, in which case it is still entirely intact.

Also: Your super powers don't include the ability to warp interpretations of words to suit your needs.

Edit: But go ahead anyway, since this approach requires you to do something unique for each person (as no universal "damage" is afflicting everyone), you'll waste the rest of your life changing peoples' memories, and by the time you've accomplished anything on the large scale, they'll have all seen the information again anyway. You can't keep pace with the flow of information.

[Locke cole]

The skill to, should I choose, mimic all of your skills, physical prowess, and resources.

[Flarecobra]

You can't defeat bullets.

[Kyanbu The Legend]

The power to blow a Planet up by mere thought alone.

[Locke cole]

Really? I mean, it's not like you have immunity to massive heat and force, or the ability to breathe in space.

you'd defeat yourself.

[Kyanbu The Legend]

Originally Posted by Locke cole

Really? I mean, it's not like you have immunity to massive heat and force, or the ability to breathe in space.

you'd defeat yourself.

Forgot to mention the ability to survive in space was a manditory secondary power. My bad.