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Revision as of 16:15, 30 October 2011
"The heroes created here may be made of metal and powered by Hero Cores, but their bravery and skill are second to none. Regardless of the danger, they go forth to do battle with the villains that would bring destruction to innocent worlds. They are the last barrier that stands between the universe and the chaos that threatens to engulf it."
― Akiyama Makuro, HeroFactory.com
Parent Page: Characters
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Heroes, designed and created by the Hero Factory, are cybernetic warriors used to maintain law and order in the universe.
Contents
- 1 History
- 2 Abilities and Traits
- 3 Known Heroes
- 4 Quotes
- 5 Set Information
- 6 See Also
History
Long ago, the first heroes were created by Akiyama Makuro, with the intent of stopping crime throughout the universe. Since then, Heroes have become a widely accepted symbol of peace and prosperity, have been hated by criminals everywhere, and have saved countless lives and solved countless crimes. Heroes are manufactured in the Hero Factory, and dispatched to areas in need.
A special division of Heroes, the Recon Team, was created by Makuro in order to gather intelligence on villain activity in the universe.
Heroes were later upgraded to 2.0 forms, the new Hero standard featuring fire-resistant armor, as well as other enhancements like more powerful Hero Cores and improved vision across multiple wavelengths. The process took Makuro months to perfect, and he started by introducing the system to newly built Heroes before moving on to upgrading existing ones. The heroes of the Alpha 1 Team were equipped with traits of animals in their 3.0 forms.
Abilities and Traits
Heroes are unusually strong and agile for their stature. Instead of clockwork or other types of machinery, Heroes utilize pieces of Quaza Stone known as Hero Cores, which allow them to live as others beings do. However, since no other known beings possess Hero Cores, it often takes more time to develop and test cures for ailing Heroes. Although all Heroes are pre-programmed with unique abilities, they all contain sensors and machinery that allow them to fight crime effectively. Heroes are refitted with new parts and gadgets routinely in order to stay on top of recent criminal technological advances.
Heroes operate in teams, typically of three members, though more members are known to join when needed. Some teams take on rookies to train and guide while they work toward becoming fully-fledged Heroes.
Known Heroes
Alpha 1 Team
Members
Rookies (Rookie 1)
Missions
Delta 9 Team
Members
- Lucas Valor (leader)
- Emily Wise
- Nathan Slick
Missions
Epsilon 4 Team
Members
- Lanford Puck (leader)
- Azar Wright
- Gil Driver
Missions
Mu 19 Team
Members
- Emma Sage (leader)
Rookies
- Geneva Mills
- Neko Scott
- Nathan "Nate" Slick (formerly; promoted to Delta 9)
Missions
- Yequee Particle Removal
Hero Recon Team
- Merrick Fortis
- Vic Tory
- Thelonious Fox
- "Smith"
Rho 3 Team
Members
- Eric Zeal (leader)
- Kelly Deep
- Rosalie Brisk
- Michael Crisp
Missions
Rho 14 Team
Members
- Matthew Flash (leader)
- Maddison Swift
- Hailey Quick
Missions
Zed 4 Team
Members
- Rachael Dodge (leader)
- Matthew Flare
- Lily Fox
- Ian Grey
Missions
Carter and Flint's Team
- Deuce Carter
- Oscar Flint
- Thelonious Fox (formerly; joined Recon Team)
Sierra Team
- Ted Blakespear
- Nite Burgiss
- Bart Ellori
- Chris Trident
Thresher's Team
Members
- Thresher (leader)
Rookies
- Preston Stormer (formerly; promoted to Alpha 1)
- Von Ness (formerly; defected)
Missions
Other Heroes
- Emmeline Blast
- Janey Zero
- Virginia Wake
- Maximus
Other Teams
- Omega Team
- Jackson's Team
- Ryker's Team
Quotes
"We were made to be heroes. It's our job to help anyone in the known worlds that needs it. We weren't built to fail."
― Preston Stormer, Trials of Furno
Set Information
The first seven Heroes were released in mid-2010, including Furno, Breez, Surge, Stormer, Bulk, Stringer, and a Drop Ship Pilot. Each Hero's canister resembled a Hero Pod. A second version of Bulk was also released together with the villain Vapor in set 7179 Bulk & Vapour, and a second version of Furno was released in set 7158 Furno Bike. Lucas Valor was a combination model of Breez, Furno and Stormer.
In early 2011, six new "Heroes 2.0" were released, comprised of Furno 2.0, Stormer 2.0, Surge 2.0, Breez 2.0, Evo 2.0, and Nex 2.0. Unlike their earlier counterparts, the 2.0 heroes featured a new building system that relies on ball and socket joints as opposed to axles and pegs.
Later that year, seven new "3.0 Heroes" were released, comprising of Rocka 3.0, Stormer 3.0, Nex 3.0, Furno 3.0, Bulk 3.0, Stringer 3.0, and a Extra Large version of Rocka. They came with the same overall design, but they came with new "Animal Powers" which gave them the traits of the Animal power they had. Also tied with their Animal power was their armor, which was altered to appear like the animal the hero was assigned to.
See Also
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Alpha 1 Team (Stormer) |
Heroes | Preston Stormer | Dunkan Bulk | Jimi Stringer | William Furno | Mark Surge | Natalie Breez |
Rookies | Julius Nex | Nathan Evo | Daniel Rocka | |
Alpha 1 Team (Thresher) |
Heroes | Thresher |
Rookies | Preston Stormer | Dunkan Bulk | Jimi Stringer | Von Ness | |
Recon Team | Merrick Fortis | Omega | Vic Tory | Thelonious Fox | "Smith" | Daniel Rocka | |
Delta 9 Team | Lucas Valor | Nathan Slick | Emily Wise |
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Floater Enforcer Drones | Heroes | Mining Robots | Villains | XT4 | Beasts |