I get that plasticity is for stretchy guys, Steal energy for vampires/people with draining powers, TK for those with actual telekinisis or GL rings, but...

What does Enhancement represent?

Heatwave’s character card makes it sound like it is two characters attacking from range at the same time (it’s called Support Fire). Wouldnt that mean that you would need two attack rolls to represent two characters attacking? What about those enhancement characters without range like nightmare, queen Hypolita, wonder girl, august general in iron, etc.? Is it a magical enhancement? If so, why does it only work at range and why do characters like Taskmaster have it? I’m very confused, please help by letting me know what you think it represents!

I've been asking that for years.

Still don't really know other than "it varies from figure to figure and pretty much depends on personal interpretation".

I see it on magical characters as a spell or a ward that increases the ability of their teammate to deal damage. Characters like Pluto, Dr. Strange, or Nightmare make sense to me. Other characters make me scratch my head.

It represents the positive reaction to a pep talk. The enhancer is saying "You can do Eeet!"

Positive reinforcement.

I mean, the Red Hood (the Joker LE) has Enhancement.

The Red Hood.

*shrug*

Basically,enhancement seems to me like it exists more as a gameplay power than a comic accuracy one. But it can represent characters that work well with others, have powers to enhance other people, or whatever else it seems like it would be a good representation of.

Could be anything...even as simple as the user saying "Hey, aim for his throat, he has a soft spot there in his armor" Spells, or maybe in the Red Hood, he handed him a laser sight for the gun! who knows. really, what does it matter you know? half the stuff in this game doesn't account in comics...like Wasp CARRYING the Hulk or Firelord...yeah, cause that happens all the time.

What it's representing. Most powers are self-explanatory or need only minimal thought as to why they're on a dial. Enhancement usually strikes me as a "huh"?

While it won't matter to thems that don't care, for thems that do, it's something to ponder.

Ahhh! The old care or don't care conundrum.

It represents the character doing or saying something that helps the primary attacker do more damage. Sense it is a free action, it might help to think of it in RPG terms- you can usually talk as a free action, and get a sentence or so out in the six seconds per turn. Sometimes it is an action, most of the time it is instructional, some time it is a taunt that gets the target character to lower their guard.

Joker tells Hush "Shoot Gordon in the spine...just like I did to his daughter!"
Psylocke tells Gambit "There's a weak spot in Silver Samurai's armor at the knee."
The U-Men have detailed files on the mutants they are sent to harvest. Same with the Hive Troopers.

I could do this all day.

It's female character with it the male character is trying to impress her. The females are trying to show how much better they are than them. It's a male character with it they are trying to show how cool they are to them. The females are trying to show them they can do it just as well or how sexy they are.

Maybe it has to do with all the side effects that occur after using the enhancement.

On to the actual topic. My best guess is that they are there to assist you when you need them. This seems to be a good example for generic figures with enhancement. As for Red Hood, I think it is used to show how the Red Hood was helpful to the good guys (If I remember the character correctly)

If this is true, I would like to nominate Robin or another sidekick to have enhancement. Or make it a variation on Blue Beetle's special power. It could happen.

So the male clix are on enzyte like smiling Bob?
The commercials claim that it's for enhancement.