Superhero example
Superheroes (simplified as Supers or heroes, or Vigilantes) are a collective term and title given to certain people that unlike most certain planets' normal population, they possess abilities that most of the time exceed beyond the normal capability of others, most commonly such as flight, heightened intelligence, supernatural, high tech, enhanced abilities, etc. Given these abilities, those who call themselves as Heroes would often use them to help those in danger and for cause of justice. While these heroes are often praised for their acts and inspire hope, there are those that the public, mainly the government or local authorities view them as breaking the law despite the good they do. Others who are not entirely fully understand the meaning of being heroes would often do things without the authorization of the Allied Courts of Justice and in the way they would damage public infrastructure and also hurt people in the process.
Superhero groups and teams[]
- Alpha Flight
- Power Rangers
- Super Sentai
- Kamen Rider
- Ultraman
- Metal Hero
- Avengers
- New Avengers
- Young Avengers
- Justice League
- The Team
- Justice Society of America
- Marvel Family
- Masters of the Universe
- Doom Patrol
- Hero Association
- Fantastic Four
- Teen Titans
- X-Men
- X-Factor
- X-Force
- Gen13
- Green Lantern Corp
- Big Hero 6
- Blue Lantern Corps
- Indigo Tribe
- Starjammers
- Guardians of the Galaxy
- Defenders
- Teen Team
- Guardians of the Globe
- Legion of Superheroes
- Cardinal Heroes
- Overwatch
History[]
In the emergence of the Alliance and encountering universes with heroes, they established a Hero Association or a league for many to work together and cross over into other's universes, as well as to build strong teams and work together against greater threats, while also to associate with other factions such as the Jedi, Guardians, Keybladers, Peacekeepers, Federal Knights and Tenno.