Talk:Power Play/@comment-3120910-20160316150251/@comment-27914650-20160316165624

different show, different setting. Mighty Med is set around all three not having powers while still being heroes in a world of super heroes. once Oliver and Kaz got powers it became a different game.

Elite force is designed around super heroes, it's a different game all together. tacticly speaking Skylar without powers isn't a good thing. unlike in mighty med where she was the one who could beat up the bad guys and save the boys(even then she was saved by superheroes a lot), in elite force she suddenly became the weak link. Chase and Bree are skilled in combat so she no longer has that advantage over the other main characters, her role becomes redundant and a liability. She's no longer the protector of the group she's the protectee(look at the pilot), with little else to offer. it's unfair to her as a character and to the group. both shows have greatly covered the nonsupers can be heroes to, any plotlines along that line would be rehashed. Skylar has more than proven she's a hero without powers, but Chase(and the writers) were right, she needed her powers and I'm glad it wasn't drawn out.

My thing is now Bree is the character who doesn't have a special tacticial role in the group, I'm hoping she unlocks a new ability soon.