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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense

Happily, the Universally Useful ESP Of Author Fiat has been toned down in recent decades.

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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
  8. Superman, can fly
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How is flying a sense?

But Superman would qualify due to his x-ray vision.

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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
  8. Superman, can fly (has x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, superhearing)
  9. Lucy Carlyle, the Lockwood & Co. series, can see and hear ghosts [in the series, most people cannot]
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
  8. Superman, can fly (has x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, superhearing)
  9. Lucy Carlyle, the Lockwood & Co. series, can see and hear ghosts [in the series, most people cannot]
  10. Daredevil, every sense except eyesight is hugely amplified
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye
  5. Heimdal, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
  8. Superman, can fly (has x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, superhearing)
  9. Lucy Carlyle, the Lockwood & Co. series, can see and hear ghosts [in the series, most people cannot]
  10. Daredevil, every sense except eyesight is hugely amplified
  11. Pheobe Halliwell, premonition and amplified empathy
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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes
  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men
  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense
  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye, The Six Million Dollar Man
  5. Heimdal, can see interdimensionally, from Thor
  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people
  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
  8. Superman, can fly (has x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, superhearing)
  9. Lucy Carlyle, the Lockwood & Co. series, can see and hear ghosts [in the series, most people cannot]
  10. Daredevil, every sense except eyesight is hugely amplified
  11. Pheobe Halliwell, premonition and amplified empathy
    12 Jaime Sommers, bionic hearing, The Bionic Woman

What is Cazaril’s special sense, and what work of fiction is Halliwell from?

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The three Halliwell sisters, Pru, Piper, and Pheobe, and half sister Paige (because Pru died at the end of season three), are from the WB TV series Charmed.

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Fictional Characters with Superior Senses (Mechanical, Psychic, Mutant, etc.) :

  1. Sensor Girl, from The Legion of Superheroes

  2. Wolverine, from the X-Men

  3. Spider-Man’s Spidey Sense

  4. Col. Steve Austin, bionic eye, The Six Million Dollar Man

  5. Heimdal, can see interdimensionally, from Thor

  6. Cole Sear (The Sixth Sense), can see dead people

  7. Cazaril, The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

  8. Superman, can fly (has x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, superhearing)

  9. Lucy Carlyle, the Lockwood & Co. series, can see and hear ghosts [in the series, most people cannot]

  10. Daredevil, every sense except eyesight is hugely amplified

  11. Pheobe Halliwell, premonition and amplified empathy
    12 Jaime Sommers, bionic hearing, The Bionic Woman

  12. Saleem SInai, narrator and protagonist of Salman Rushdie’s ***Midnight’s Children ***(has super powers of smell).
    A Living Person You Think/Hope Will Win A Nobel Prize Eventually

  13. Philip Roth (Don’t think he deserves it, but he is the American most likely to win it)

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The Curse of Chalion is a fantasy novel and Cazaril had the ability to see who had been blessed or cursed by the Gods as an aura around the person.

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A Living Person You Think/Hope Will Win A Nobel Prize Eventually

  1. Philip Roth (Don’t think he deserves it, but he is the American most likely to win it)
  2. Pope Francis
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A Living Person You Think/Hope Will Win A Nobel Prize Eventually

  1. Philip Roth (Don’t think he deserves it, but he is the American most likely to win it)
  2. Pope Francis
  3. Craig Kielburger
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Thanks for the info on those two characters, anyrose and Little Nemo.

Can we add brief descriptions…?

A Living Person You Think/Hope Will Win A Nobel Prize Eventually

  1. Philip Roth, author
  2. Pope Francis, Catholic leader
  3. Craig Kielburger, children’s rights activist
  4. George R.R. Martin, author

I hope - but I’d be very surprised if he did.

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A Living Person You Think/Hope Will Win A Nobel Prize Eventually - Include Brief Description

  1. Philip Roth, author
  2. Pope Francis, Catholic leader
  3. Craig Kielburger, children’s rights activist
  4. George R.R. Martin, author
  5. Dr. Paul L. Maier, biblical historian & author. Western Michigan University