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* The [[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]] are known for their members using their powers for mundane reasons.
** The movie ''[[X2: X-Men United|X 2 X Men United]]'' has Iceman using his freezing powers to chill a bottle of soda that's been left out of the fridge for [[Wolverine]].
** [[Storm]] has been known to create tiny rainclouds to water potted plants. She can be something of a show-off.
*** He also created an ice rose to impress Rogue in the first one. Awwwww.
*** He does this in the comics as well, when in college.
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* In his new post-Flashpoint series, ''[[Animal Man]]'' often uses his power to channel animal abilities for mundane things. In the first issue, he comes home late, so he takes on the weight of a bumblebee so his footsteps won't wake his kids up, then the napping ability of a cat to get to sleep quickly.
* Occasionally happens in ''[[PS238]]''. Even aside of [[Gadgeteer Genius]]es and magic users... Ambriel uses her invisibility to electronics to [[Snooping Little Kid|sneak out and find some entertainment]] when she's bored. Julie once [[For Halloween I Am Going as Myself|pretended to be a "superhero baloon"]] in an [[Alternate Universe]] without metahumans. [[Rubber Man|Poly Mer]] may not really have a costume, or bubble gum, even if it looks like she does. Tom Davidson evidently will have used time travel to entertain his sweetheart (speaking of which... ''[[Time Travel Romance|yes]]'') with photo from far past. The Flea uses his control over insects mostly for practical jokes.
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