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[Spider-Man] How are superheroes like Spider-Man so strong without also having muscles that would allow so? Shouldn't Spider-Man with his strength be at least five times the size of a normal human from a biological view?
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The molecular structure of his body is slightly altered to increase it's strength. IRL, the average person only used around 25% of their full muscle strength because using any more on a regular basis would splinter their bones. Spidey not only had his bones strengthened to allow him to tap into his full strength, but his muscle fibres also adopted a stronger structure, giving him much greater strength and durability than he would have otherwise.