- "Me Hear Everything. All the time."
- ― Bizarro to Jason Todd/Red Hood (DC Comics)
The power to have a better sense of hearing than what is naturally possible. Sub-power of Supernatural Senses. Advanced version of Enhanced Hearing.
Also Called
- Supernatural Sense of Sound
- Super Hearing
Capabilities
The user's sense of hearing is glaringly, obviously and super/unnaturally more acute than other beings in their universe because their capabilities are pushed to a superhuman level. Allowing them to hear anything over incredible distances, hear things that are seemingly too quiet to be discernible as well as being able to hear sounds over an insane range of frequencies. Advanced users are even able to hear individual molecules/atoms and their movements.
Applications
- Accelerated Hearing
- Blindsight/Echolocation
- Essence Reading
- Hyper Awareness
- Infra-Sound Hearing
- Lie Detection
- Locality Tracking
- Sound Discernment
- Sound Tracking
- Supernatural Detection
- Parabolic Hearing
- Ultra Hearing
Levels
- Peak Human Hearing
- Enhanced Hearing
- Supernatural Hearing
- Absolute Hearing
Associations
- Attack Prediction
- Clairaudience: Some users may be able to sense abstract/conceptual forces and even immaterial beings/entities with their superior sense of hearing.
- Mind Reading
- Supernatural Senses
Limitations
- Weak against Deafness Inducement, Muting or Silence Manipulation.
- May be constantly active and/or unblockable/unignorable.
- May be sensitive to high pitched sounds.
Known Users
Anime/Manga
- Diva (Blood+)
- Yuuki Tenpouin (Code:Breaker)
- Erik/Cobra (Fairy Tail)
- Saitama (One-Punch Man)
- Yuzuha (Utawarerumono)
- Yomi (Yu Yu Hakusho)
Cartoons/Comics
- Kryptonians (DC Comics)
- Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman
- Kara Zor-El/Supergirl
- Daxamites (DC Comics)
- Lar Gand/Mon-El
- Laurel Gand/Andromeda
- Sodam Yet
- Martians (DC Comics)
- Burning Martians
- Green Martians
- White Martians
- Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat (DC Comics)
- James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (Marvel Comics)
- Victor Creed/Sabretooth (Marvel Comics)
- Laura Kinney/X-23 (Marvel Comics)
- Akihiro Daken (Marvel Comics)
- Noh-Varr/Marvel Boy (Marvel Comics)
- Robert Reynolds/Sentry (Marvel Comics)
- Freakazoid (Freakazoid!)
- The Powerpuff Girls (The PowerPuff Girls)
- Catboy (PJ Masks)
- Tracker (Paw Patrol)
Literature
- Listening Monks (Discworld)
- Kylie Galen (Shadow Falls); occasionally
- Varda (Silmarilion)
Live Television
- Black Noir (The Boys)
- Homelander (The Boys)
- Ferengi (Star Trek)
- Gorns (Star Trek)
- Vulcans (Star Trek)
- Vorta (Star Trek: Deep Space 9)
- Werewolves (Teen Wolf)
Folklore/Mythology
- Werewolves (Folklore)
- Elves (Mythology)
Gallery
Diva (Blood+) tracking Riku by the sound of his heartbeat.
Yuzuha (Utawarerumono) has such incredible hearing that she is actually capable of hearing the emotions of people.
Freakazoid (Freakazoid!) has demonstrated several times that he can hear things that should be physically impossible for him to notice, let alone hear.
Superman (DC Comics) has incredible hearing at extreme variances of sound and pitch frequency, allowing him to pick up noises from across the globe. He has shown enough control to block out ambient sounds to focus on a specific source/frequency.
Superman of the Kingdom Come Universe (DC Comics)
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Noh-Varr/Marvel Boy (Marvel Comics)
Scott McCall's (Teen Wolf), like all werewolves, hearing is described to be one-hundred times better than that of a human's. However...
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...werewolf hunters often use this to their advantage.
Black Noir (The Boys)
Homelander (The Boys)
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