Okay, I notice that some characters say that 'that character's name isn't unique this turn'. Now can someone explain that to me?
Can it mean that I can play 2 Superman cards on the same turn, but 1 is KO'd at the end of the turn?
Or does it mean that I can play 2 Superman cards on the same turn, and both stay in play until they're KO'd regularly?

I'd appreciate help on this issue.

The latter is correct. I believe.

If a character is not unique, you may play as many per turn as you desire, and all will remain, until KO'd or removed by other effects/rules.
HTH :cool:
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Or to restate what Philem said...

Uniqueness only matters at the time of recruitment. Once recruited, uniqueness isn't checked again.

To put it in lamens terms the turn that (I'll use Superman as an example) Superman isn't unique he is basically like an army character you can recruite as many as you have resources for and they will not get KO'ed from checking the name (uniqueness).

-Joe

So, if I use Superman-Red's power, I can recruit a Superman-Clark Kent that turn, and keep him? If that's true, then sweet.

Yes, you can recruit any character named Superman, including another Superman - Red if you want.

This is of course with the condition that you have enough resource points to pay for the new Superman. (someone actually asked me that before)

So what happens if that person doesn't pay that turn for red superman and he stills recruits superman, what happens to the other supermans?

The other Super-men are placed into the KO'ed pile.

Normal rules apply and all existing characters named Superman are moved into the KO'd pile.

I thought that once a character was in play, it didn't check for uniqueness, so that if i have a Supes red in play, and i bring out another superman and pay the endurance, then next turn, those two supermen don't have to check for uniqueness unlesss another superman is recruited?

Yeah, thats right steven, you only check for uniqueness when the character is recruited. If the character is made non-unique, then you an ahve as many chars in play as you want, and they will stay in play until removed as normal (ko'd) or subsequent turns you recruit someone with the same name without them being made non-unique.

neat.