Heroes

The main heroes.

**Heroes** are powerful, childlike shaped entities who were created by the Tree of Life.

## **Physiology**

### **Anatomy**

#### **First Form**

In their first form, the heroes are just floating shapes with only their mouth and eyes. However, they don't have the ability to speak in this form.

#### **Second Form**

In their second form, the heroes will gain a body with legs and feet, and also will be able to talk in this form.

#### **Third Form**

In their third or pre-matured form, the heroes basically grow a little bigger and gain black boots with colored stripes from the bottom that correspond to their color.

#### **Matured Form**

In their matured form, the heroes will gain white hair on top of their heads

### **Growth and Development**

In Season 1, Episode 1, it was confirmed that the lifespan of a Hero is directly tied to that of their caretaker's lifespan. This can further indicate the connection between the caretaker and the hero.

### **Needs**

   Similar to ordinary shapes, heroes require periods of rest to replenish their energy levels. When their caretakers are asleep, heroes also succumb to slumber. They possess a preference for cozy and plush surfaces such as pillows and soft clothing, offering them a sense of comfort. Furthermore, heroes possess an innate ability to awaken promptly upon sensing potential danger.
It is noteworthy that heroes can enter a state of unconsciousness if they sustain injuries, as exemplified by Cyan's experience after unintentionally colliding his head with a wall in Season 1, Episode 1. Similarly, they may also enter this state while recuperating from a substantial release of energy. A deleted scene from Season 1, Episode 3 provides glimpses of their exhaustion, with Cyan visibly yawning, Tsavorite's eyes drooping, Orange barely able to keep his eyes open, and Gold's fiery temperament seemingly pacified, all foreshadowing their need for rejuvenating slumber, ultimately finding a peaceful rest atop Cube's head.

   The necessity for heroes to consume food or drinks remains unknown, as their specific dietary requirements are not fully understood. However, in the Pancake Flip short, a subtle indication suggests that heroes might indeed experience hunger. During this short, Cube inquired of Cyan's appetite, teasingly questioning whether he possessed the capacity to devour an entire pancake, alluding to Cyan's sizable form, as Cube vigorously whipped the batter.

### **Chest Glow**

The heroes were seen having their triangle chests glow by affection and using their powers.

## **Evolution**

Heroes can be evolved/matured by using a special evolution piece from the Tree of Life, however, they can be evolved only by a piece that has a specific color. Heroes also have a hidden gold form, which includes a giant spike and bright glowing. Although their hidden gold forms aren't shown in the series right now.

## **Clothing and Accessories**

The heroes do wear clothing like humans, seeing them wear trench coats, boots, and capes.

## **Role**

The heroes are responsible for serving and protecting the inhabitants of Paradise from forces of evil, such as the Pink Corruption Virus and Dub himself. They are taken care of by assigned caretakers (Pyrare, Iris, Pentellow, and Cube), typically those whose heads resemble the heroes’ shapes.

## **Relationships**

Once a caretaker adopts a hero into their life, the hero is considered to “**belong**” to said caretaker. They will float around them idly and listen in to conversations, if they’re not fast asleep in a caretaker’s arms. Heroes will fight if they are instructed to, or if they see a shape in imminent danger. After fighting, they will come right back to their caretaker, sometimes even snuggling up to them. Some heroes can instead defend by making shields around the ones they must protect. Even after someone stops giving everyone a scare, the heroes will stare them down angrily until they know for sure they aren’t a threat.

It is shown that a hero's personality is based on the personality and actions of their caretaker. However, there is an exception in the case of Gold, whose personality does not align closely with Pyrare's. On the other hand, the personalities of the other heroes, Tsavorite, Orange, and Cyan, do seem to correlate with their respective caretakers. Tsavorite is energetic and optimistic around everyone he meets like Pentellow, while Orange remains calm and composed like Iris, and Cyan's politeness likely stems from his caretaker, Cube, who emphasizes good manners around strangers. Additionally, their speed sound effect seems to resemble that of their caretaker, except with a higher pitch.

## **Powers and Abilities**

Commonly, all heroes possess certain moves, such as telekinesis and purifying corrupts with their laser beams. However, each hero may possess unique abilities that other heroes don't. For example, Cyan has the ability to detect powerful corrupted shapes while sleeping or awake.

Moreover, when heroes mature into a stronger form, they gain new supernatural abilities. An example of this is Tsavorite's ability to mimic other shapes' controllable and holdable weapons, showcased during the level battle sequences.

It is also possible for heroes to acquire new powers by combining their abilities. For instance, in Season 1, Episodes 3 and 5, Orange and Tsavorite combine their abilities to heal individuals, create shields that can protect others and absorb damage. Although, it is unclear if Cyan and Gold can do this two together or if all 4 of them can do it at once.

Here are the abilities that were shown from the Heroes:

### **Cyan**

Here are the abilities that were seen from Cyan in the series.

### **Orange**

Here are the abilities that were seen from Orange in the series.

* **Healing**

### **Tsavorite**

Here are the abilities that were seen from Tsavorite in the series.

* **Healing**

### **Gold**

Here are the abilities that were seen from Gold in the series.

### **Cyanide**

Here are the abilities that were seen from Cyanide in the series.

## **Sudden Maturations**

> Ugh... Alright Cube, listen up. Your hero was never meant to mature this fast! It's making his mind and power uncontrollable! You have to tell him to stop!
>
> Iris telling Cube about his hero wasn't meant to mature this quickly (Season 1 Episode 2).

**Sudden Maturations**, also known as rapid maturity or mutation is a phenomenon when a Hero starts to mature into a more unruly and aggressive version of themselves without experiencing a proper developmental process, thereby becoming uncontrollable in nature. The main cause of this is most evidently showcased in Season 1, Episode 2, where Cyan's collision with his own tree, most likely filled with "tree pieces," led to his improper maturation issue throughout the series. Furthermore, this event can also make the hero become drastically stronger and gain new abilities, which was shown in Season 1, Episode 6, when Cyan instantly cures his caretaker, Cube's infected spot and gains superhuman strength to fight Ajaceare.

## **Corrupted Heroes**

Corrupted Heroes are corrupts that were created from the corrupted version of the Trees of Life. This was first shown when Dub was initially created on a project called, "Project C," which is for creating a corrupted hero from the Corrupted Cyan Tree of Life named, "Cyanide" since Season 1, Episode 9.

## **Trivia**

* The heroes are the size of an adult hand.
* The former creator, Brittany Robinson confirmed that all of the heroes are siblings to each other.
	+ Despite being confirmed from Brittany's old twitter account, this seems to come off illogical because Gold, Orange, Tsavorite, and Cyan were all born in their own distinct tree of life and not all in one tree specifically. However, in Season 1, Episode 9, Cyanide popped out of Cyan's tree while corrupted. Therefore, technically speaking, she can be considered Cyan's sister due to being "**popped** **out**" from the same tree.

## **References**

1. ↑ [1] Episode 1's article.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 [2] Episode 2's article.
3. ↑ [3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPKOOcFkVD4
4. ↑ [4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axeisc9T1iw
5. ↑ [5] Episode 3's article.
6. ↑ [6] Episode 5's article.
7. ↑ [7] The Heroes's size.
8. ↑ [8] The Heroes are siblings.