Is this AI-generated artwork of my villain Rock too overpowered?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

One of Rock's powers is the ability to absorb the mass and properties of anything he touches. In this scene, he lifts a train engine and throws it one-handed.

[AviatorTom]

Rock looks fine, but he must have really long arms, since the locomotive looks far away. Its size should match the distance between the rails.

You may not know it but locomotive 3502 is a famous locomotive in railway history. You can read about it here...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_National_3502

[EzraIsShy76028]

Doesn't seem too overpowered considering characters like Superman or Goku (or heck really anyone from Dragon Ball in general lol) exist who can literally destroy entire planets like it's nothing.

[AI Opinion]

That actually sounds pretty balanced for a comic-style villain 💥

If Rock can absorb mass and properties, one‑handedly throwing a train engine is strong but not absurd, especially if the story shows limits: how long absorption lasts, how it affects his body, whether it drains him, or if certain materials resist him.

Visually, that kind of feat can look epic without breaking believability in a superhero-style world 🚆✨

[HawkPerception]

The train looks way too small. The size ratios are off entirely.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

You are correct. I'm not sure the bot understands scale that well.

[captain_voidwalker]

He's still no match for accelerator

He can alter vectors meaning he can change both direction and magnitude of anything

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I listed one of Rock's abilities. His other ability is Inertial Dampening. It has been that way in my book that I've been working on since Chapter 1. I'm just slow and stuck in the low 20s on chapters count and might never be able to publish.

Inertial Dampening means he can stop on a dime, fly, and pretty much ignore gravity up to a certain level anyway: i. e. anything below black hole level anyway.

[melnc]

It's actually pretty creative... looks like a legit video game cover. Very cinematic and intense.

[msc545]

I think for what you're doing. It's okay

[SeekerOfTruth007]

It's supposed to be ridiculous, because part of the reason for writing this book was to satirically mock other comic characters.

[msc545]

Well then this picture works pretty well

[Erica8]

Seems fine to me.