I have to amend one answer. For 310, while Rhonda Blake was indeed a recurring character on The Greatest American Hero, she never wore the red jammies, so 310 is back on the board.

Okay, since you did have the right image of the character before and since this round has more characters than usual, I'll let that correction not count as one of your 30. Holly Hathaway is correct.

312 Ler, Guardians

359 Antboy, Antboy movie series
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30 Ultraman, Ultraman (1966 series).

Not to be mistaken for the many, many, many successor Ultraman variants that followed

76 Defendor, Defendor movie

175 Supersonic Man, Supersonic Man

164 Fridge, 200 C-Thru, Alter Egos

256 Black Scorpion, Black Scorpion TV series (taking a slight chance here, as not sure if (a) this is the TV and not movie version, and (b) whether the TV series counts as the same or a different universe)

327 Endo Heikichi, K20 Legend of the Mask

400 The Kid, 407 Apple, both Turbo Kid

181 Ms. Indestructible; 220 Minute Man; 336 Alien Orphan; 42 Mr. Smart; 296 Power Chick; 75 Night Bird; all The Specials

307 Max, Dark Angel

Those are correct. I tend to see the movie and TV versions of Black Scorpion as the same character. Tellingly, the first two episodes had a home video release under the name Black Scorpion Returns.

While Captain Freedom is just a small part of the series, Hill Street Blues deserves its acclaim.

Defendor is probably my favourite superhero movie not based on a comic character. It's a very nuanced story, and tackles the subject of a hero with diminished mental capacity far more sensitively than Handi Man.

With Alter Egos I was impressed that they actually managed to show powers being used despite a low budget. It hasn't stuck in my mind as much as I'd like, but I recall enjoying it.

zuckyd1 wrote:

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

and tackles the subject of a hero with diminished mental capacity far more sensitively than Handi Man.

That doesn't sound very hard 

Very true. Handi Man was a character I put in the collage more for historical purposes than out of any liking for the character.

Regardless though, Defendor is a great movie, treating the hero's disability as an asset in some ways and a liability in others, putting him in a very realistic kind of danger. It's billed as a comedy but I would describe it as more of a drama with some comedic moments.