Theories/Speculation

[Abaddon]

there are too many individual threads, so just dump your **** here instead of starting new topics


Anyway, here's an idea that came to me yesterday: What if FutureHiro is on Linderman's side, and wants the explosion to happen. When he showed up in "Collision" he told Peter two things-"Be the one we need" & "Save the cheerleader, save the world"

Perhaps he meant to put Peter on the path to becoming the bomb. If Peter hadn't heard about the cheerleader, and hadn't tried to save Claire he wouldn't have come into with Sylar and his various abilities. It was after his encounter with Sylar that Peter started to feel his powers overloading. It's possible that FutureHiro feels the destruction in New York is necessary, just as Linderman suggested, in order to "save the world"

eh? eh?

 

[Mysterio]

read the latest graphic novel. you're waaaaaaaaaaaay off.

 

[Abaddon]

futurehiro is in it?

 

[pspring5]

dude what are these graphic novels ur talking about cause i hate reading but i know i need to start doing it and i think this is the best way for me to start so let me know where i can find these things u call novels

 

[dabadguy5937]

u need to read the novels i started like a couple episodes in cause there stupid but it explains so much that they never talk about idk how people who dont read them even understand whats goin on

 

[Mysterio]

dude what are these graphic novels ur talking about cause i hate reading but i know i need to start doing it and i think this is the best way for me to start so let me know where i can find these things u call novels

www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/

 

[GL1]

My Speculation:

Every powered main character dies a hero.

Eden was a self-centered tool of an DARK-grey organization, acting on pure vengeance. But she sacrficed herself to prevent Sylar from gaining her amazing power, and thus, killing untold amounts of people.

Isaac was a drug-addicted jealous freak with the wrong friends, but in the end he's the one who shows the group how to kill Sylar, saving untold amounts of people for years to come.

I think any other death we see from a "Hero" will be heroic, even if we don't see them become heroic until that point. I even suspect Sylar's death will be heroic on some level. I don't think this rule applies to minor one-shot characters like Charlie and Zane.

 

[Child-of-Light]

thats a good point but what about simone....well nevermind i gess shes not really a hero ok never mind i answered my own question.