You'd think with all their shows about kids with secret identities like being a pop star (Hannah Montana), a psychic (That's So Raven), from the future (Phill of the Future), etc. that they would have already done one about the most common use of a secret identity: superheroes
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Well there was Aaron Stone. That and Disney produced Power Rangers for about seven years.
I've got a theory. It could be bunnies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W-AL8yRXgQ
They did Up, Up and Away, thought that was one of their original movies
"Fate rarely calls upon us at a moment of our choosing."
How about The Famous Jett Jackson.
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shareThat doesn't count because everyone knew he was Jett Jackson or played him on a TV show. There was nothing secret about it.
HEY LOOK AT ME!!....Oh no now I have to say something clever...Um banana, aw crap!
Yeah, Jett Jackson was a super spy anyway, not a superhero.
Kim Possible was a super spy too and a cartoon, not a live action sitcom.
Aaron Stone was basically a secret agent and a video game character. No superheroes
Power Rangers wasn't really by Disney, they just behind it.
And Up, Up, And Away was just a DCOM.
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also do not forget darkwing duck (disney Version of batman) and sky high and gizmo duck from ducktales
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