do dwarfs have night vision

Yes, they do. Their child is named Wiccan.

Yes, they do. Their child is named Wiccan.

Wanda and Vision have kids in the comics. Their names are Thomas and William. These characters have played significant roles in the storylines.

Well, in the comic universe, Vision and Wanda have a child. But the storylines can get quite complex and there are different variations depending on specific comic arcs.

It varies from person to person. Some may not care much, while others might feel that fantasy fiction doesn't represent their true experiences and identities accurately. It often depends on how sensitive they are to such depictions and their own engagement with the genre.

Adrien might become a vigilante. He could use his night vision to patrol the city at night, looking for criminals and helping those in need. His ability would give him an edge over the bad guys who are used to operating under the cover of darkness.

There was no specific information about whether the night vision high-definition camera supported high-definition recording. Even though cameras now generally had infrared night vision and could capture clear black-and-white images at night, the support of high-definition video required further understanding of the product's specifications and functions. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whether the night vision camera supported high-definition recording.

One popular night vision novel could be 'The Night Vision Chronicles'. It tells a story of a character who discovers a special device that gives him night vision and he uses it to solve mysteries in a spooky town.

The 7 little dwarfs are Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy and Dopey.

The 7 dwarfs are not based on real people. They are a product of the author's imagination. They were designed to have distinct personalities and appearances to make the story more interesting. For instance, their names reflect their different traits, and they live in a make - believe cottage in the forest. There's no evidence to suggest they are modeled after real individuals.