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You've got superhero vision if you can spot the 5 differences in these kids room scenes in 15 seconds or less
ONLY people with superhero vision will be able to spot the five differences in these kids room scenes in less than 15 seconds.
With a brand-new Superman movie set to soar into cinemas soon, superhero fever is in full swing and now fans have been challenged to prove if they've got super-vision to match the Man of Steel himself.
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To celebrate the occasion, home decor site has released a super-fun brain teaser that's leaving people scratching their heads.
The colourful 'spot the difference' puzzle shows a sweet scene of a young boy in his bedroom, surrounded by superhero posters, rockets and planets – clearly dreaming of flying among the stars.
But there's a twist.
Hidden within the two almost identical images are five subtle differences and wannabe heroes have just 15 seconds to spot them all.
Think you've got laser focus like Clark Kent? It's trickier than it looks.
Tony Gilbert from RiversWallArt said the puzzle is a 'fun way to test your attention to detail."
He added: 'Need a quick break to recharge your superpowers? This fast-paced challenge is perfectly timed with the excitement around the new Superman movie.'
It's the perfect way to pass time on your lunch break, give your brain a mini workout, or even challenge your little superhero sidekick at home.
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And if you do miss a detail faster than a speeding bullet, don't worry – we've got the answers below to help you spot what you missed.
Answers
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Here are the 5 differences, so you can check which ones you were able to spot.
The rocket ship wall art has changed to a UFO.
The planet Saturn wall art has changed to the moon.
The boy's handheld games console is now a book.
The star pillow on the floor is now a moon pillow.
The soccer ball is now a basketball.
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