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catstarsto
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What do you think would be the perfect hero?
Share what you think would make the perfect hero...not necessarily the best or most powerful, but the most entertaining to see in action. If they use gadgets, weapons, have powers, one or more notable outfits, allies they work with and depend on, and their personalities...are they battle hardened, have a keen detectives mind, a scientist...doctor...explorer...or just a sports hero. You can pick ones already created or invent one yourself.
Personality:
Gear:
Weapons:
Travel Powers:
Powers:
Vehicles:
Skills:
Allies:
Outfits:
Share what you think would make the perfect hero...not necessarily the best or most powerful, but the most entertaining to see in action. If they use gadgets, weapons, have powers, one or more notable outfits, allies they work with and depend on, and their personalities...are they battle hardened, have a keen detectives mind, a scientist...doctor...explorer...or just a sports hero. You can pick ones already created or invent one yourself.
Personality:
Gear:
Weapons:
Travel Powers:
Powers:
Vehicles:
Skills:
Allies:
Outfits:
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
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decorumfriends
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I agree with spinny, but for different reasons. No one character is ever going to be "the most" for me, it would be impossible to lay out a "stat sheet" like that. I'm a big fan of variety. In fact, it's often their flaws, not their strengths, that make them interesting, and usually it's very specific to them. In comics, it's more about how well-written they are rather than a conglomeration of tropes.'Dec out
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Personality:
An officer and a gentleman (cat). I made him old school swashbuckler, he was not an anti-hero, he was positive, commanding with authority and respect. his charisma gave a certain amount of charm and diplomatic presence when he was around. he had a code of honor, to never leave anyone behind. In combat he was fast, precise and professional. you would never see him sweat, other could count on him to stand firm like a model star fleet captain.
Gear:
he favored assorted hidden devices that gave him various tactical and situational advantages, from a compact computer built into his belt, that had a working tricorder and holo-display read out. to replicators that could provide him tools, small devices, weapons and emergency supplies. The devices under his cuffs where extensions of the belt. He basically was equipped like Batman...if Batman lived in the star trek era as a temporal agent. This also includes an armored EVO suit he can create around himself for emergency's.
Weapons:
He favors a MACO sniper rifle with a hidden engineers tool kit hidden inside the stock. A custom designed cutlass, reinforced using the strongest metal the Federation makes, powerful enough to sever a klingon batleth in one chop.
Travel Powers:
One of the abilities that comes with being in the star trek era is teleportation, which he can do directed from his ship, he can not only infiltrate an enemy position, he can use the arrays on his fighter to move him multiple times for strategic means and misdirection when confronting enemys and hostile/unforeseen situations.
Powers:
no actual super powers unless you account for his racial abilities of jumping, high metabolism and night vision. But Through his modifications to stay alive given his age, he has medical nanites in his body regulated by implants. This allows all of Captain Americas abilities minus the super strength. They remove poisons and toxins, heal him at a fast rate, allow a certain amount of damage resistance and tolerance. make him even more faster, agile, enduring and responsive then your normal caitian.
Vehicles:
The USS Gallant, His chosen vessel for missions was a modified Caitian fighter, designed for reconnaissance, rescues missions and heavy combat.
Skills:
He can pretty much do anything Captain picard or kirk did, those commandos from the TNG episode that took over the capitol building, has batmans skills, and can efficiently use any weapon and device like Cable, or melee weapon as though he where Zorro.
Allies:
being a long time star fleet captain, maco marine and negotiator. he has met, rescued and made a number of allies across the alpha quadrant and even through out time working for the temporal corps. But his reputation often precedes him and man consider it a privilege to work with team or under his command. His closest allies where M'ress who he rescued from an alternate time displacement where she disappeared to...and eventually married her while in the nexus.
Outfits:
he has worn several uniforms, from the TNG era to the DS9 era, hes worn maco armor and uniforms, and eventually his signature civilian captains uniform most recognize him in. Now that he leads a mercenary group that often works for star fleet intelligence.
NOTES:
When i wrote for him and pictured him in combat i always set the tone of him fighting off mobs (even borg) like Ruby did in the RED trailer...only him using his MACO rifle and cutlass to become a bladed whirlwind of destruction!
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
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Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
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Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
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^some are ones outwardly, but choose to be goodguys
^some are beasts inwardly, and hunt their "victims" relentlessly! In my other thread, they would fall under the "Savage" i believe. But this best discused over there.
Have you any heros you can think of or create that you would find to meet your own perfect standard of cool and entertaining hero??
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
...and Metroid...
...as the "perfect" hero.
Fought for what was right, had villains trying to thwart him at every turn, and succeeded despite epic adversity. I'm pretty sure this guy secretly has super powers.
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Well, I guess our fictional heroes are everything we imagine them to be...
lol Until id seen "Haloid" I never gave Samus her proper due as awesome. Monti Oum did her justice in that fight.
Link has always been cool, but for a while the artists went cartoon network on him ._.
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
Confused cat is confused...
It appears you have info on heroes i dont know about, I must find out your secrets!!
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
Im hoping to bring new life to a rebooted character, original and not tied to star trek.
^including some old characters...like the cat girl based on my healer. =^.^=
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
That being said, it's always disappointing when a good writer leaves a comic-book too.
I have liked and disliked characterisations, by different writers, of the same hero..... regardless of "Gear, Weapons, Powers, Skills, Costume, etc".
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Like i said, I like the old school comic story's, good vs evil showdowns, everything was pretty cut and dry. No matter how evil the villains plans where or how far he would get in them, the hero would always be there to stop them...just in the nick of time!!
But the new stuff like Avengers civil war they toss so much chaos at you, and then there isnt really a win at the end for the good guys....everything was left a mess and the main hero of the story is on the run as the bad guy
^i hated this movie for making the good guys the villains and breaking them apart through infighting...the marvel writers are diabolical!
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
It might take a moment, but if you think about it he is actually the hero of the series.
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Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
Its a gunslinger, but its not even a cat...it only has the cat headphones....
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
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...well, at least they didnt give the Avengers bar code tattoos and send them to Genosha! ...but, I get the impression they wanted to treat them like the Suicide Squad to begin with behind all of the carefully worded trickery Stark bought into (afraid to loose his fortune/freedom)....note to heroes, just let the aliens tear up everything next time! "Make them beg for Achillies!!" lol
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.
um...is that alarak? i wouldn't exactly describe a tal'darim highlord (who got there by siding with who was at the time a tal'darim enemy) as a 'hero'
Courage is doing what is right even when it isn't popular or safe. Honor is retaining the dignity and virtue in one's self, so it can light the way for others in the darkest of times. Compassion is showing patience and mercy towards others, even when it isn't returned or deserved. A hero is defined by these 3 words, they set him apart from others as a beacon of hope and excellence.