Behold, the endgame of cape-slop. It surpasses Kevin Feige's wildest dreams.

>>212687015 (OP)
Injun?

>>212687015 (OP)
This is the only cape movie I actually want and it's the only one they won't make

>>212688018
I can see this as a stylized animated film like Into The Spider-Verse.

>>212687015 (OP)
How is it that DC has all of the most iconic superheros?

>El Dorado's powers were not well-defined and were highly ambiguous. His most frequently used ability was teleportation, which he accomplished by wrapping his cape over his body and vanishing. Anyone or anything he wrapped his cape around could also be teleported with him, and there appeared to be no limit to the distance he could travel. Another of his frequently used powers was the ability to generate illusions. Defined as "holograms", these illusions were also capable of fooling other senses, as they sometimes generated noise and could be touched; he once created a sea monster which roared loudly, and on another occasion generated a pile of fake dolls a villain was forced to dig through physically.

>He also exhibited some degree of mental powers, including telepathy seen in Super Friends season 6 episode where he communicates with Wonder Woman. During the series' opening theme, he is at one point shown to be hovering, suggesting flight capabilities, and he would sometimes enter from the side of the screen as if he were just landing.

>He may have also possessed superhuman strength, as he once competed directly against Kalibak in physical combat and was also seen on several occasions to lift heavy objects with little effort.[episode needed] Knowledgeable about Pre-Columbian history (yet vague in his explanations), he assisted the Super Friends whenever they were forced to enter unfamiliar ruins or areas in Latin America[episode needed]. No official origin was ever given to explain El Dorado's past, nor the method through which he had acquired these powers. They may be mystical in nature and he is empowered by ancient magic and his people's warrior-spirit, possibly derived from ancestral "ancient Aztec sorcerers".[1] Another possibility is that his powers are purely psionic, and the Aztec elements are incorporated purely for thematic purposes. In the last episodes in which he participated, he is seen with the ability to shoot laser beams from his eyes.

>>212687015 (OP)
This would be so heckin kino!

>>212687015 (OP)
Kool. That toon is one of the greatest. From animation to voice work.

>>212687015 (OP)
for some reason i remember the twins? and the goofy monkey

>>212690084
Zeus and Jupiter have the same name. Jupiter is a contraction of Deus Pater (Father God). Both Zeus and Deus come from the same Indo-European root word