Invisible Woman - All Powers from Fantastic Four Films 

This only occurs in the movies

@@rhodysantos3690 nah she just weak

​@@ixqulfil how about you try containing a fire that has the heat of the sun and destruction capabilities of an Apocalypse and holding up the tallest ferris wheel in the world

@@ixqulfil You just keep on telling yourself that.

@@ixqulfil yeah!

Me too she is so beauty

Me three ❤❤❤

I’ll always designate this cast as they are, the O.G staple F.F 🛡️

@@raidenstark315 Says who?

J. Alba is really tasty.

she looks so comic accurate

LITERALLY THATS WHAT I SAY

Omg yes and maybe you can create a force field blade so thin that it can cut through anything with ease

My fav powers

It can recreate the basic power of telekinesis. Let’s not get crazy now. Telekinesis is way more advanced.

@@babe6835her force fields can protect herself from telekinesis, she can wrap fields around those TK’s brains and make them regret trying to read her brain.

yes! finally she one of my favorites!

The movie's downfall was in its final arc. The pacing was all over the place but overall it was a decent movie worthy of a sequel.

@@danilang3504 no

@@SmileyTrentonagreed

& the scene where she turned The Thing invisible while fighting Doom in the reboot.

I like the bluish ones more 😜

Tbh I think it would be more impactful if they just made her shields completely invisible in the next movie, as they are meant to be. Imagine a villain having no way to predict or avoid because they can't see it, or thinking he's hitting solid air, it's like that in the comics. Besides they can create an acoustic feedback with sound instead of blue energy, or they will just be making another Scarlet Witch with blue powers.

Jean Grey too !

There are so many OP woman in marvel like rogue and emma frost.

What happened ?

Yup me too

The effects are best in the reboot and the first film. The silver surfer film, her powers lost that special blue hue. And her hair is so bad. It looks so heavy.

the cgi is soo good its honestly my favorite one it’s giving high budget quality ! hopefully marvel can top it in the reboot

hey can you share the link? I'd love to see that scene!

link

at least they tried to make it comic accurate unlike other characters

If you watch she uses her whole body when she uses her powers. Im sure its very exhausting

It was more realistic to me, they haven't had their powers long, they have to grow into them, get better over time etc, and like that comment said she uses her entire body sometimes.

I presonall yfeel I think it is mo rerealistic tha tusing powers like that would make her exhausted because the human body isn' treally used t ohandling powers like what thes esuper heroes have. At theend o fthe day yes the yaresuper heroes but they are still human like the rest of us. Plus in tha tfirst film they ewre stil llearnin gabou tthei rpowers and just what they could do with them so unti lthe yfigured ou tthe w'hy' sand where's and what's they were always going to struggle a bit.

probably budget related issue

Exactly

same

What ?

@@_Spectrum_288 ?

@@isaidwhatisaid3564 Wdym " She's too strong to always look so mediocre " ?

I think its because her clothes ect arnt apart of her. So she would also have to focus on making them invisible as well as herself

Andrea von strucker?

who do you want to play her in the mcu?

It better amber herds 😤

I hope it‘s Jodie Comer

​@@BEASTKINGBAKU I think it should be Margot Robbie

​@@raymondmaciel4047 Tsk

my casting choices for mcu invisible Woman: Margot Robbie Jodie Comer Emma Stone Jennifer Lawrence Chloe Grace Moretz Emma Roberts Britney Snow Dakota fanning Elle Fanning Kristen Stewart

Yep

Sue is not telekinetic she only mimics it

Force fleid generation

She can use a shield to lift things or move them around. Sort of like how a hand can put stuff in a box and move things around. Your hand isn’t directly touching said object but you’re using a box to move it. Her shields can do that same thing. Like Violet from The Incredibles

Judging by the clips shown, shield generation.