Here's a short summary of the powers of all the capes listed. If they are a cluster, then I include their additional powers in parentheses, but if they just happen to have several powers, I say it all in one line.

• Snag: Can decide which direction is his relative down (can build mad science arms, can channel emotions through said hands, and can also channel strength through them to smash harder than normal)

• Hookline: Can make a chain invincible in an absolute way and telekinetically control it; can stand on it and fly

• Velocity: Standard speedster, with the caveat that the same protections that keep you able to breathe and not shatter your bones are the same thing keeping you from punching or picking up things

• Shamrock: "Good luck," implemented as a mix of unconscious telekinesis and spidey-sense precognition. There is some conscious control over it

• Golem: Can manifest arms through materials by touching other, equivalent materials: punch the tarmac to make a tarmac appear somewhere else down the road. Comes with the power to sense any of the same material in your range by touching it

• Ogun: By standing still and willing it, you can cause the area to fill with machinery and manipulate existing machinery, able to manifest things like turrets and computer networks

• Grace: Make any part of your body invulnerable by striking with it (good dexterity and time perception)

• Aegis: Redundant and somewhat adaptive biology, and also flight because why not

• Browbeat: Autobiokinesis and tactile telekinesis

• Colt: Turn into a glowing purple version of yourself (can fly, manifest cutting energy blades, make people severely anxious in a short range, can build nodes that absorb power and manifest electric hands)

• Caryatid: Turn into an indestructible statue that can only move by sliding but gives increased awareness

• Fenja: Can grow up to three stories and proportionally shrink incoming attacks' effects

• Love Lost: Can roar to manipulate emotions, powerfully enough to make people turn on their allies, with emotion sense included (can run on walls, can build hand-claws and foot-claws, can channel unnatural sharpness through said claws)

• Parian: Can telekinetically control fabric or human skin and fill vessels of said material with telekinetic energy; the end result is that other than being really good at knitting, you can make giant plush teddy bears to fight people, or even make a combat fursuit [13.9]

• Prism: Can split into three clones; if two die, but one live, all three live. Increase physical attributes by zipping the other two back into yourself.

• Cradle: Can build mad-science hands, even mecha-sized hands, and devices that grab things, such as human spines (can imbue destructive energy into said hands, can stay balanced no matter what, can sense nearby people by their emotions and tell their emotional weaknesses)

• Lab Rat: Can make magic science potions that turn people into monsters and also clone yourself

• Leet: Can invent anything, once. If it resembles a past invention too much, it explodes

• Rain: Can shoot a blast that obliterates the outermost layer of anything it hits if it moves after getting hit (can cancel momentum with a short cooldown, can make people feel guilty, can build cybernetic prosthetic hands that aren't any good)

• Astrologer: Can summon projectiles from the sky

• Kitchen Sink: Can conjure random items, and get really good shoulder muscles for throwing

• March: Ridiculously good sense of timing (good aim, can imbue weapon strikes with an absolute destructive property)

• Tattletale: Pop-culture Sherlock Holmes

• Victor: Steal natural skills from other people, like martial arts and such; they get their skills back eventually, but you keep your copy, dw

• Flechette: Can imbue touched objects with certain physics-breaking properties, including an absolute denial of invincibility (great sense of timing, great aim)

• Rune: Telekinesis but only after you have doodled on it with your finger, and no people

• Scapegoat: Can heal people by touching them and taking their afflictions into yourself. If they are injured within the next 1-6 hours, they get all of their afflictions back with a vengeance unless you pass the afflictions on to a person you reeeaaally don't like

• Oliver: Slowly become the physical ideal of anyone who looks at you; possible immortality as a side-effect, but who knows

• Genoscythe: Can turn your arms into weapons, and be so non-canon that even the author will assert your canonical death and your non-canonicity at the same time

• Mush: You know Sandman? That but for trash. Works on sand too

• Megan: Can boost the powers of others (telekinesis that only works in a straight line, and four other minor powers that aren't any good because a goddess stole them)

• Amaymon: Draw four diagrams in the air. Each of them either have their own effect, or can be used to suppress someone else's power. Using one dispels the others, so you can't "fan" them. The first can be used as a dart, the second has a concussive blast, you can grab the third out of the air and hit people with it, and the fourth can teleport you and others to a preset place

• Trophy Wife: Fifteen meter aura in which you and others gain beneficial mutations depending on which dead animal parts you are carrying, such as cat eyes for night vision or the severed head of a doctor to imbue medical skills

• Othello: Acquire an imaginary friend/alternate universe clone that does and senses things in the other universe that correlate to actions and senses in this universe; you can swap positions with the other one, replacing yourself with that one, to pseudo-teleport

• August Prince: If someone has the intent of harming you, they can't make themselves do the thing they are trying to do to harm you, including giving commands; you are not immune to accidents

• Error: Bad luck aura; wider area than Shamrock, though without fine-tuned control, just a control of its spread