[1] VR Man, as the name suggests, has the ability to project virtual reality objects and 'solidify' them for a period of time, a power which is similar to that of the Green Lantern.
His superhero alias 'VR Man' is coined (rather hastily) in Episode 2, after he saves his love interest Kristal Kong (Michelle Goh).
The antagonist of the show is the bio-genetic engineer Peter Chan/Click Click Man (Mark Richmond), whom Alex suspects is responsible for him acquiring superhuman powers in the first place.
Having gained tremendous popularity as a superhero, VR Man appears on television more often and this allows Bossman and his henchmen to find him, eventually discovering his true identity.
[3] A "cringeworthy" guilty pleasure, the "camp" VR Man is frequently remembered as one of the "worst", “memorably bad” and inadvertently "funniest show(s) on Singapore TV".
In February 2015, VR Man made a comeback cameo appearance in the animation TV series Heartland Hubby.