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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Simply put, damage is done to characters that really, really should hurt them but is easily shaken off. Nobody ever breaks a rib or other bones unless that specific broken bone becomes important later on. Note, this isn't Super Toughness or Nigh Invulnerability, where the character actually is supernaturally protected from harm. Made of Iron is the ability to shrug off blows that would disintegrate a human body when you technically shouldn't be able to. So Robots, Mutants, Mages, Ki using Martial Artists do not count. Having a story-enabled reason for not being a bloody smear immediately takes one out of the running for this trope. It can also be argued that certain Required Secondary Powers may also induce this. (For example, how can someone whose sole power is throwing flame take being thrown off a multi-story building?) If someone does not literally have "increased strength and endurance" in their portfolio, then they count. The line really gets fuzzy between Badass Normal and Charles Atlas Superpower where somehow a "normal" person has become something that does not exist in Real Life. |
