His superpower is to create giant, colorful building blocks out of his own energy and concentration, which allow him to create walls to fence in bad guys, stair cases to help him climb up and reach high things, and anything else a normal kid can build on a smaller scale with ordinary wooden blocks. of course, being so young, he has yet to grasp the concept that superhero work in the real world and the kind he sees on TV are two very different things. Since "Superhero Kindergarten" is pretty much a new show, I might as well introduce the tiny team that makes up the Super K's:īilly is normally a shy kid, but the thought of being a superhero like being in the movies brings out his more confidence side. the rest I had to make up to fit their powers and personalities- and I like them- but I have my fingers crossed that the last names I picked out turn out to be cannon, or at least "close enough". "Cray Cray") was ever revealed to have an actual surname in the four episodes of their show thus far. While I thought of doing an age comparison painting of Chiro both as a small child and a teen hero, I figured I might as well do the Super K's from "Superhero Kindergarten" and THEIR grown-up selves as well.
but other then that, I say I pretty much nailed him.
#Superhero kindergarten blocker series#
Honestly, I made a slight mistake with this one: here, I made it so the teen Chiro we know has the same "Sun Riders" backpack that I pictured him having in kindergarten, but it wasn't until AFTER I finished drawing this and exported it for download onto this sight that I was reminded via YouTube videos that- as shown in the series origin recap before the theme song- Chiro actually wore a PLAIN WHITE backpack when he discovered the Super Robot ( )! I got to make a note for that for a future drawing.
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