Super

A Super is generally any talented individual that has been employed or enlisted by an independent company or the government of a country to fight threats that could not be faced by a country's average defense system. These threats include invading forces of superhuman, supernatural or alien origin.

Career

Qualifications

To enlist as a Super, an individual is usually required to undergo a training period as sidekick for an already enlisted Super. Most Super's have trained from a very young age to fill this role in society.

Payment & Reimbursement

Super's are generally generously reimbursed for their work in society, most often housed and cared for by whomever employs them.

Other Benefits

Super's are highly recognized in society, holding an almost celebrity-like fame.

Perception

Purpose

Super's are enlisted to protect the civil population.

Demographics

Super's are most often young adults that have passed their Sidekick Education in their late teens. It is rare to see someone enter Sidekick programs at younger ages and then progress into the employment as a super before the age of 18.

Operations

Tools

Super's most commonly use their own superhuman talents to aid them in their missions.

Dangers & Hazards

It is not uncommon for Super's to receive serious injury on the job. There is also always the danger of death when fighting to protect the civil population. Talents are made aware of this fact very early on in their education.

Alternative Names

Superhero, Hero, Special Force

Type

Military

Demand

In current times, demand for Super's has risen.

Legality

Most countries around the world view it as legal to employ talented individuals in protection of those who do not posess superhuman abilities.
The United States of America set a law against vigilante Super's in the mid 70s.

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