Ichthyander, Electronik and Alisa Selezneva: superheroes of Soviet cinema

Recently, films about superheroes are rapidly gaining popularity. Each of them has super abilities.

They are "manned" with an unusual weapon that allows them to perform miracles in the name of good and justice. Celebration from the fans of these characters just do not.

But if you remember, then in the Soviet cinema there were heroes and villains with unusual abilities. Perhaps they were in one team, they could have given up any Hollywood villain.

Ichthyander, "Amphibian Man"
Ability: to breathe under water

Jonathan Griffin, "The Invisible Man"
Ability: Invisibility

Alisa Selezneva, "Guest from the future"
Ability: reading thoughts

Engineer Timofeev, "Ivan Vasilyevich is changing his profession"
Ability: the creator of the time machine

Electronics, "The Adventures of Electronics"
Ability: extraordinary knowledge, endurance and strength

Engineer Peter Garin, "Hyperboloid engineer Garin," "The collapse of engineer Garin"
Ability: the creator of laser superweapon