Pick Four



Harry Potter
Harry Potter has the traits of a very TYPICAL hero. Coming up from nothing and no one and against all odds, rises above and saves the world -- even though it wasn't always kind to him. He is always seen as the underdog but no matter what challenge is thrown at him, he manages to turn around his odds and set himself up for success. And he has fucking MAGIC, so that's always a win too. Harry was such a great hero that people were literally dying at his feet to ensure that he made it to where he needed to be.

And on top of that, Harry quite literally DIES. He has the chance to go be with all of the loved ones that he has lost, but he still chooses to return -- even though he just died himself. He's a MARTYR! And he's a pretty fun character with a lot of great people helping him at his side. So, I guess he really is 'The Chosen One' now, HUH!

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Pick Five



Shrek
When you think of legendary heroes, they're the ones that are bigger than life. For me, this is SHREK. Which might be a controversial choice, but he's done a lot of great things despite being a little out there. Shrek represents the hero that isn't always conventional. He's a bit out there and was one of the first heroes in a movie that didn't LOOK heroic and really proved that anyone can be a hero if they set their mind to it.

A lot of heroes go into movies with the perfect mindset and are ready to save the day from the get-go, but with Shrek, we get to learn along with him what the true meaning of friendship and being a hero is. Over the course of his movies, we've been able to see Shrek learn and grow into the great hero that he is today. Shrek wasn't always fighting for the right reasons, but he was always put in situations where when faced with right and wrong -- he always fought for what was right. He saved the whole fairytale world with just his bare hands and I'm sure he'd do it again, given then chance. And plus, his swamp will be a perfect home base for my heroes.

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Pick #5: Turner D. Century





justification: he is literally just a crazy old man with 0 powers and 0 abilities who hates anyone under 65 years old because they have bad manners. he's basically a GLBer


"In the Marvel universe, supervillains get drawn to a life of crime for a variety of reasons. Some might want money, or power, while others, such as Turner D. Century, are frustrated by a modern lack of manners.

As a young man, Clifford Michaels was raised by a millionaire stepfather who refused to let him see much of the modern world, instead keeping him in a fantasy construct of the early 20th century, before World Wars had become a thing. Michaels therefore grows up thinking that he lived in the early 1900s, and his reaction to discovering that he’d been lied to for his entire life is to, naturally, become a supervillain, as is the standard reaction to troubling news in the Marvel universe.

With a handlebar moustache and a straw hat, Turner D. Century looks fairly harmless – and he is. Without super powers, he resorts to creating a scientific device called the Horn of Time, designed to kill anyone under the age of 65. Of course, being raised in a fictional version of the past means that Turner D. Century isn’t exactly a technological mastermind, and the device doesn’t actually work."

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