Super-d Numbers

A number n becomes a super-d number when, for any digit d from 2 up to 9, the result of d * nᵈ contains d consecutive digits equal to d.

Given a positive integer n, implement a function that returns:

• "Super-d Number" if n is a super-d number, replacing the letter d with the digit (any from 2 up to 9) that makes it super;
• "Normal Number" if n is not a super-d number.

Examples

is_super_d(19) ➞ "Super-2 Number"
# when d = 2
# 2 * 19² = 722
# There are two (d) consecutives digits equal to 2 (d)

is_super_d(753) ➞ "Super-3 Number"
# when d = 3
# 3 * 753³ = 1280873331
# There are three (d) consecutives digits equal to 3 (d)

is_super_d(1168) ➞ "Super-4 Number"
# when d = 4
# 4 * 1168⁴ = 7444428488704
# There are four (d) consecutives digits equal to 4 (d)

is_super_d(24) ➞ "Normal Number"
# No cases where d * 24ᵈ (with d being any digit from 2 up to 9)...
# ...leads to a result containing d consecutive digits equal to d

Notes

Any given n will be a positive integer greater or equal to 0.