Hero Factory

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==Summary==
LEGO's Hero Factory was considered the spiritual successor to the company's immensely successful Bionicle line. The figures utilized the same mechanics and similar designs, and Greg Farshtey was brought in to write the story. The series takes place in the futuristic Makuhero City, home to the Hero Factory, which constructs and dispatches Heroes on various missions throughout the galaxy.
The Factory is operated at no cost to the public, and was founded by Akiyama Makuhero after he realized the rapidly growing threat which criminals posed to the universe. He used the advanced technology of the era to build the Hero Factory and the bodies of its Heroes, but he utilized the rare mineral known as Quaza to created their cores. Hero Cores power each Hero while giving them their own unique personality. With the supervision on Mr. Makuhero and the veteran Heroes which would develop over the decades, the Hero Factory would be responsible for the imprisonment of dozens of supervillains and the saving of countless lives.
==Power of the Verse==
The Hero Factory combatants possess very strong physical capabilities. Even the physically weakest villains can survive a crash landing which resulted in a Building level crater. When each Hero was upgraded to their 2.0 forms, they received a substantial upgrade. This is evidenced by rookie Hero, Mark Surge, breaking a Large Building level meteor by throwing a villain into it.
In terms of speed, even villains considered lower on the threat spectrum are able to dodge blasts from Jimi Stringer's Sonic Boom Weapon, which fires sound waves that have been accelerated to the Supersonic range. Additionally, Preston Stormer was able to fight the villain Speeda Demon while the latter was driving his Nitro Rocket Motorbike, which is said to be far faster than any recorded land vehicle. This would place the feat in the Supersonic range.
Finally, the verse boasts a wide range of powers and abilities. Each Hero in their base form possesses weaponry that follows their theme. This includes Ice Manipulation, Fire Manipulation, and even non-elemental attacks such as Sound Manipulation. Each Hero Core is capable of generating a Forcefield at the cost of draining the Hero's energy more rapidly. The variety of weapons and abilities only increases as villains and upgraded Hero forms are taken into account.
==Explanations==
Quaza: This is the rare mineral of which all Heroes' cores are constructed. It can conduct a powerful charge, which powers each Hero for days at a time. As a helpful side effect, each Hero is protected from electrical attacks, as the power will be absorbed into their Core and provide a boost in stamina and physical attributes.
Hero Core: Hero Cores are what give each Hero their own unique personality. Constructed from the aforementioned Quaza, Heroes can also tap into their Cores to create a nigh-impenetrable, omnidirectional forcefield. This, however, drains their Core's energy at a faster rate.
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
===Supporters===
*Arrogant Schmuck
*Emirp sumitpo
===Neutral===
===Opponents===
==Characters==
===Veteran Heroes===
* Preston Stormer
* Dunkan Bulk
* Jimi Stringer
* Thresher
===Rookie Heroes===
* William Furno
* Mark Surge
* Natalie Breez
* Julius Nex
* Nathan Evo
===Von Nebula's Gang===
* Von Nebula
* XPlode
* Meltdown
* Corroder
* Thunder
* Rotor
===Fire Villains===
* Fire Lord
* Drilldozer
* Jetbug
* Nitroblast
===Legion of Darkness===
* Black Phantom
* Toxic Reapa
* Jawblade
* Splitface
* Thornraxx
* Voltix
* XT4
* Speeda Demon
===Other Villains===
* Witch Doctor
* Core Hunter
* Silver
==Weapons==
* Black Hole Staff
* The Doom Box
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