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The following are all of the published and fan '''theories''' that exist for characters on ''Heroes''.

For theories about Evolved Humans, please see the [[Theories:Evolved_Humans|Evolved Humans theories page]].

''For help on adding theories, see the [[Help:Theories and Spoilers|Help section]].''
<span id="Noah Bennet"> </span>

==[[Noah Bennet|Bennet, Noah]]==
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|Mr. Bennet has a power unknown to [[The Company]], possibly an enhanced intuition. ||None. ||{{plus}}Bennet says, "I don't know what to do." and [[Thompson]] replies with "Is that a new sensation for you Bennet?" (''[[Company Man]]'') He knows exactly how to get [[Matt Parkman]] and [[Ted Sprague]] out of their cells, he knows where everything is in their cells and he knows what Ted needs to do to cause the power to go out. (''[[.07%]]'') This explains a lot of how Mr. Bennet gets out of his sticky situations. <br>
:{{minus}}It could well be that Bennet had a hand in designing the cells, and built in the items necessary for escape because he suspected that he might someday end up in one. Or he might just have used the cells enough to know them very well.<br />{{minus}}[[The Company]] seems to keep close tabs on everyone, especially people who work for them. It's hard to explain how Mr. Bennet might have slipped under the radar.<br />{{minus}}His "power" could simply be intuitiveness and the ability to improvise which are just as much natural gifts as powers.<br>
{{minus}}His actor, [[Jack Coleman]], has stated in interview that he believes (and hopes) that Mr Bennet will not be shown to have an ability.<br>
{{minus}}The company teams operate in pairs with one normal human and a superpowered one as a means to, quoting Thompson, "keep everyone honest". Bennet first worked with Claude, who possesses invisibility, and later the Haitian, who has memory manipulation and power negation abilities.
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|Instead of killing "The Walker Tracking System" Bennet will adopt/kidnap her to get her away from The Company. || None. || {{plus}} Bennet has experience in raising super-powered children. <br /> {{plus}} Mr. Bennet was shocked that Molly Walker was a child. (''[[Landslide]]'') Being smart he also realizes that killing Molly will only be a stop-gap measure. Since an identical power can be shared by more than one person (Claude indicated he had worked with empaths prior to Peter), the Company just needs to find another person with the same power as Molly to re-activate. It would be far wiser to abduct Molly and have her locate others with the same power she has to preemptively get them before the Company does.
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<span id="Sandra Bennet">

==[[Sandra Bennet|Bennet, Sandra]]==
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| Sandra's condition is caused by repeatedly being subjected to [[The Haitian]]'s power. If her health continues to degenerate, [[Mr. Bennet]] will eventually be discovered and forced to reveal the truth about his organization. || Sandra looks visibly ill when she returns from the doctor (''[[Run!]]''). She further shows evidence of unexplained brain hemorrhaging. (''[[Unexpected]]''). ||
{{note}}Events in ''[[Company Man]]'' corroborate this theory.<br>
{{note}}Mr. Bennet considers himself responsible for her illness.
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| [[Sandra Bennet|Sandra]]'s condition was caused by the blow to the head that she suffered from [[Sylar]]'s attack or another blow that [[The Haitian|the Haitian]] had erased from her memory so she did not seek appropriate medical treatment. || The [[Beth Lindall|doctor]] reviewing Sandra's case to [[Claire]] asks if she has been battered or suffered a serious blow. (''[[Run!]]'') ||

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<span id="Mr. Claremont"> </span>

==[[Mr. Claremont|Claremont, Mr.]]==
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|Claremont is an [[evolved human]] who will use his ability to fix [[Kensei]]'s [[sword]]. His ability may be a type of molecular manipulation. || None || {{plus}} Repairing a broken sword is normally impossible. It would likely require an [[evolved human]]'s [[ability]].
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<span id="Charles Deveaux"> </span>

==[[Charles Deveaux|Deveaux, Charles]]==
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| Charles had a power similar to [[Sanjog]]'s, like a sort of "spirit guide".||Peter had a dream about Charles around the same time Charles died. (''[[Nothing to Hide]]'')||{{minus}}Peter's dream was most likely his power of empathy in action; he connected with Charles's feelings and emotions.<br>{{plus}} However, Peter was somehow able to speak to Charles after his death and Charles seemed to be fully aware of what Peter was doing at that moment. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')<br>{{minus}} Peter's second dream with Charles may have been just a dream.
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| Charles had the power of [[wikipedia:astral projection|astral projection]].||None.||{{plus}}Charles was in a coma for an extended period and in some depictions, "astral travelers" become unconscious as their mind travels elsewhere.<br>{{plus}}Charles said that while asleep he had been flying around the world and seeing things happening. The accounts of those who claim to have experienced astral projection are very similar to this description.
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| Charles Deveaux was an agent of the [[Company]].||Several agents of the Company meet on his rooftop in a flashback. (''[[Company Man]]'')<br>Charles Deveaux spoke with [[Angela Petrelli]] regarding their work to exploit [[the explosion]] (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')||{{plus}}Claude also would be able to hide in plain sight (so to speak) while he was up there, since the last place the Company would look for him is right under their noses.
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| Charles had the power of premonitions slightly differently than [[Isaac]]'s power of [[precognition]]. Charles could have dreamed the future and recalled the images upon awakening.||None||[[Peter]] experienced day dreams when he was around Charles wherein he saw the future. (''[[Genesis]]'')
:{{minus}} His dreams were not accurate. (''[[Genesis]]'')
::{{minus}} Time-travel tends to render predictions weird; it's hard to tell if Charles' dreams were wrong or if time-traveling changed things.
{{plus}}He also had a [[Peter's dreams|dream]] where all the main [[evolved humans]] came together during the New York explosion. (''[[Fallout]]'')
:{{minus}} However, the dream was very inaccurate. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')
{{plus}}[[Peter]] mentioned to [[Simone]] or his brother that that he saw things, that he had these dreams of what's to come.<br>{{minus}}Peter's first dream occurred during [[Nathan's accident]], before he even met or started working for Charles (''[[Six Months Ago]]'')
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| Charles had a power dealing with love.||None||{{plus}} Charles tells Peter that he loves him and he knows about love.
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| Charles was the father of D.L. Hawkins and grandfather to [[Micah Sanders]].||None||{{plus}} The lives of D.L. and Niki were supposedly manipulated by Linderman in the hopes of arranging Micah's birth. Charles has presumably known Linderman for decades and may be a willing participant in the breeding of evolved humans.<br>{{plus}} D.L.'s father is unknown and Simone's mother is unknown.<br>{{note}} Angela Petrelli and Kaito Nakamura were also participants in the conspiracy and had super powered offspring.<br>{{minus}}Just because D.L. and Deveaux are both black, doesn't mean they're related. That would be like saying that Matt is also Linderman's son. That theory is just as liable.
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| Charles had [[power mimicry]] like [[Peter]].||None||{{plus}} He was able to see Peter while invisible, much like Peter can see [[Claude]]. He also commented, "Invisibility. I always thought that would be a good one to have." (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')
:{{minus}} Claude was able to see an invisible Peter and Claude is not a mimic.
::{{note}} Being able to see other invisible people could be a property of the [[invisibility]] power instead of power mimicry.
{{plus}} Claude implied that he knows (of) more people with power mimicry. He also had a habit of hanging around on Charles' rooftop.<br>{{note}} The series has yet to show multiple people with the same 'root' (not [[power theft|stolen]] or [[Power mimicry|absorbed]]) power, although by Claude's comment it is possible that they exist.
<br>{{minus}}He commented that invisibility would be a good power to have, implying that he does not have it. He would probably have met Claude by now, either through his work with the [[Company]] or on one of the many times Claude visited the roof of his building, meaning that if he was an empath, he would have absorbed invisibility.
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| Peter's encounter with Charles was a dream created by [[Sanjog Iyer]].||none||{{minus}} In other dreams formed by Sanjog, the dreamer was not able to interact with the people he saw.<br>
:{{note}} Peter was not exactly "interacting" with Charles; more, Charles was somehow able to detect Peter, and monologued at him.
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| Charles Deveaux has the power to negate the powers of others.||None||{{plus}} He was able to see [[Peter Petrelli]] invisible.
:{{note}} He seemed to be aware that Peter was watching the [[vision]].
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<span id="Hawkins, Paulette"></span>

==[[Paulette Hawkins|Hawkins, Paulette]]==
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|Paulette is an [[evolved human]]. || None. || {{plus}} Her son [[D.L. Hawkins]] is an [[evolved human]].
{{note}} Paulette told Niki "You have no idea what I'm capable of."
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|Paulette may be the wife of [[Charles Deveaux]] and mother of [[Simone Deveaux]]. ||None. || {{plus}} The lives of [[D.L.]] and [[Niki]] were supposedly manipulated by [[Linderman]] in the hopes of arranging Micah's birth. [[Charles]] and many other from a previous generation of evolved humans, some of whom are the parents of the present day evolved humans, have presumably known Linderman for decades and may be willing participants in the breeding of evolved humans.
{{note}} [[D.L.]]'s father is unknown, and [[Simone]]'s mother is unknown.
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==[[Jumpsuit]]==
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| The exterminator works for [[Mr. Bennet]], and his appearance was a ruse for Mohinder to meet, and trust, Eden. || Eden was planted by Mr. Bennet, and the gun the exterminator uses is the same style as the weapon Eden attempted to use on Sylar. {{epp|102}} ||
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| The exterminator is an [[evolved human]] with [[enhanced strength]] similar to [[Jessica]].|| None. ||
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<span id="Mr. Linderman"> </span>


<span id="Ando Masahashi"> </span>

==[[Ando Masahashi|Masahashi, Ando]]==
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| Ando has the power to focus or amplify other people's powers, possibly making himself immune in the process. || None. ||
{{plus}}Ando is the only one who remembers the "original" timeline where Hiro met Charlie only shortly before she was killed by Sylar.<br>{{plus}}Every time Hiro uses his powers near Ando, Hiro is able to do what he wants. When Hiro is not near Ando his powers are unpredictable. Also, when Isaac was around Ando, he was able to paint the future successfully without drugs. <br>
{{minus}} Ando is next to Hiro at the [[Museum of Natural History]], and Hiro is only able to slow time, not completely stop it (''[[Godsend]]'').
:{{plus}}Hiro's powers were very weak, and perhaps slowing time was the peak of his abilities at that moment.
{{minus}} When Hiro attempts to go back in time and save Charlie (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]''), he moves back far further than the day he intended to, despite his proximity to Ando.
:{{plus}}If Ando's ability is just developing it might explain this though, or that Ando did not want Hiro to save Charlie.
:{{plus}}Alternately, Hiro's power may have been amplified too much.
{{minus}}Sylar had the opportunity to take Ando's brain, but refused. He also mentions to Ando that he has no use for his brain. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')<br>
:{{note}}Sylar has been shown as unable to tell whether or not someone has powers without outside information: he killed Jackie in the style he reserves for evolved humans, despite her being the wrong target, and only realized his mistake afterward.
:{{plus}}Absorbing Ando's supposed amplification powers could only be a disadvantage to Sylar, since he has no allies. The only Evolved humans he would amplify would be enemies.
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| Ando has some kind of power involving the control of objects in motion. || Ando is nearby when the bullet from Hope's gun stops and then goes back into the barrel, causing it to "backfire". (''[[Unexpected]]'') ||
{{minus}} Hiro was also near the gun, and was actively concentrating, and has reversed time in the past, such as the subway train's clock. (''[[Genesis]]'')<br>
{{minus}} Ando has shown no other examples of using any powers.<br>
{{minus}} Ando told [[Peter]] that he does not have any powers. (''[[Homecoming]]'').<br>
{{plus}} The bullet was forced back into the gun and caused Hope to lose control of it. This would not happen if time was rewound. The bullet would simply go back in the guns barrel and then Hope would try to shoot Hiro and Ando again. Something stopped that bullet and forced it back into the barrel with force enough to dislodge it from Hope. Also, although the bullet returned to the gun, external time seemed to remain constant, as the police arrived almost immediately. (''[[Unexpected]]'')<br>
{{minus}} Hiro may be able to localize his powers (specifically around the bullet and gun, this may also explain how the gun was dislodged from Hope's hand as she was fighting a recoil that was no longer there). If this is possible then we could see Hiro stopping bullets/arrows in real time.<br>{{minus}} Writers Joe Pokaski and Aron Coleite confirmed in an [http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=9817 interview] that "Hiro did in fact make time reverse, causing Hope’s gun to misfire."<br>
{{minus}}Sylar had the opportunity to take Ando's brain, but refused. He also mentions to Ando that he has no use for his brain. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')<br>
:{{note}}Sylar has been shown as unable to tell whether or not someone has powers without outside information: he killed Jackie in the style he reserves for evolved humans, despite her being the wrong target, and only realized his mistake afterward.
{{minus}}This power is very similar to telekinesis, therefore, seems unlikely.
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| Ando has the ability to speak the future. ||None. || {{plus}}There are many instances where Ando's offhand utterances later turn out to be true. He says that he and Hiro need to find hope, only to meet a woman named [[Hope]] moments later. (''[[Run!]]'').
{{minus}}This observation may simply be a device the writers have used to play up the need for Ando's character since Hiro learned English, or, more likely, to play up Hiro's quest for destiny. <br>
{{minus}}Sylar had the opportunity to take Ando's brain, but refused. He also mentions to Ando that he has no use for his brain. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')<br>
:{{note}}Sylar has been shown as unable to tell whether or not someone has powers without outside information: he killed Jackie in the style he reserves for evolved humans, despite her being the wrong target, and only realized his mistake afterward.
:{{note}} He also didn't attempt to kill Hiro in ''Seven Minutes To Midnight'', he only killed Charlie.
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<span id="Kaito Nakamura"> </span>

==[[Kaito Nakamura|Nakamura, Kaito]]==
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| Mr. Nakamura is an evolved human. ||None.||{{plus}} Kaito tells Hiro that he has waited a long time for a Nakamura to ascend and that he has proven yourself worthy of his legacy and his power. When Hiro asks his father about his own power, his father replies, saying that he knows, but for a time, he did not believe Hiro had the strength to wield his gift. Kaito continues, saying that years ago, he had allies, others with power and that they fought to save the world. (''[[Landslide]]'')<br>{{plus}} Kaito is affiliated with [[the Company]], which is also affiliated with [[Linderman]]. He may be one of Linderman's super-powered associates from the past.<br>{{plus}} [[Micah]]'s and [[Claire]]'s abilities have been [[power heredity|inherited]]. If this is consistent, Mr. Nakamura also has powers.<br>{{plus}} Kaito has been expecting the ascension of a Nakamura, which means he knows that power runs in the Nakamura family.<br>{{plus}} When Kaito says that he had "allies... others with power" it is not clear if the first person relatively to "others" is Hiro or himself.<br>{{minus}} Kaito may simply be skilled in normal means, such as his demonstrated swordmanship, or even in a similar way to Noah Bennet.
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| Mr. Nakamura is the head of the [[Company]]. || None.||{{plus}} He seems to have incredible sway over other members of the Company (''[[Company Man]]'').<br>{{plus}} He is powerful enough to order [[Noah Bennet]] to adopt [[Claire]] (''[[Company Man]]'').<br>{{plus}} He also is known to have significant resources at his disposal, given how easily he monitors and abducts [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] (''[[Distractions]]'').<br>{{plus}}Some members of the Company speak Japanese, possibly having learned the language at the orders of Mr. Nakamura. (''[[Company Man]]'') <br>{{minus}} In a conversation with Hiro, he tells him that he has friends who have tried to save the world but now have lost their way. Later on, he trains Hiro and helps him gain more confidence and strength, and later blesses his journey to save Ando from Sylar. It is implied that he finds the plot of Linderman and his allies distasteful.
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| Mr. Nakamura has been hiding [[Hiro]] from the Company. || None.||{{minus}}Mr. Nakamura tells Mr. Bennet he will have to turn over Claire when and if she manifests a power (''[[Company Man]]'') and Kaito has not turned over Hiro to the Company.<br>{{plus}}It may well be that his high-up position in [[The Company]] (see the above theory) enabled him to forego normal procedures.
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| Mr. Nakamura's organization is a competitor to Linderman's organization. ||None. || {{plus}}Mr. Nakamura's organization is powerful and well funded. Linderman's people act independently of the Company, and no one associated with Linderman that we know of has tracking marks.<br>{{minus}} Linderman can call upon Company resources for assistance, indicating that he either controls the Company or is influential within it. (''[[.07%]]'')<br>{{minus}} Kaito is obviously affiliated with the Company. (''[[Company Man]]'') <br>{{plus}} In a conversation with Hiro, he tells him that he has friends who have tried to save the world but now have lost their way. Later on, he trains Hiro and helps him gain more confidence and strength, and later blesses his journey to save Ando from Sylar. It is implied that he finds the plot of Linderman and his allies distasteful.
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| [[Kaito Nakamura]] is [[Takezo Kensei]] and has either teleported to the present (or returned here depending when he's originally from) or is extremely long-lived (or immortal).|| [[Kaito]] tells [[Hiro]] that he has waited a "long time" for a Nakamura to ascend. He never thought it would be Hiro, but he has proven to be worthy of his legacy and his power. (''[[Landslide]]'') || {{plus}} On [http://www.yamagatofellowship.org/suggestions.shtml Yamagato Fellowship], there is a picture of Takezo Kensei that shows rollover text of "Kaito Nakamura".<br>{{plus}}Kaito often told Hiro stories about Takezo Kensei.<br>{{plus}}Kaito also has a sword and is skilled with it.<br>{{plus}} In an [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Interviews-Features/Article/default.aspx?posting=%7B0B10D3E0-C168-467C-90A9-F1DCD2CF97B2%7D interview], George Takei strongly implied that Takezo Kensei is Hiro's ancestor.
:{{note}}It has been suggested that Kaito is one of the older generation of evolved humans that included Linderman. If so, we don't yet know what his power is.
{{plus}}When [[Hiro]] goes back in time to feudal Japan, Takezo Kensei [[:Image:The_similarity_is_uncanny.jpg|looks remarkably similar]] to Kaito. Of course, he is wearing armor and a mask, so it is impossible to tell for sure. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'').<br>{{plus}} When Kaito said "a long time" and "a Nakamura" instead of "you or your sister", he suggested that he hoped that more Nakamuras could have "ascended", probably in different generations.<br>{{plus}} The name "Kaito" can be formed by taking letters out of "Takezo Kensei". <br>{{plus}}If you take the first three letters of "'''Tak'''ezo" and combine them with the last two letters of "Kens'''ei'''", they form "'''Takei'''", the last name of the actor who portrays Kaito Nakamura. <br>{{plus}} Kaito Nakamura is Takezo Kensei and has the power to live for thousands of years. He has been waiting generations for one of his offspring to exhibit powers and it has now occurred. He has watched and waited and now has the honor to help teach Hiro his skills in Samurai. He is now a competitor to Linderman and is one of the ancient heroes who believe in honor (we should see more of them in season two.)<br>{{plus}} When Mr. Nakamura first draws the sword and looks into it his eyes look very similar to the eyes that were the only part of Kensei's body shown through the armor. <br> {{plus}} Takezo was born in 1584. That means that when Hiro teleported to 1671, Kensei was 87. Without immortality or some similar power, he would not be able to ride around on horseback and fight at such an advanced age. <br> {{minus}}In T.V. Guide it stated that Takezo Kensei is not Asian so Kaito Nakamura can not be him.
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| Mr. Nakamura has the power of enhanced teaching. ||None. || {{plus}}Mr. Nakamura taught [[Hiro]] advanced sword techniques in the course of one day. (''[[Landslide]]'')<br>{{minus}}Mr. Nakamura says that has been waiting for a member of his family to ascend, suggesting he has no powers of his own.(''[[Landslide]]'').<br>{{plus}}He could have just meant he was waiting for one of his children to ascend.<br>{{minus}} In director/producer [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/ Beeman's blog], he states that Kaito "was worried it would seem foolish that Hiro learned so much [about swordsmanship] in just a few hours." This indicates that enhanced teaching is not likely to be his power.
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| Kaito Nakamura's power is enhanced sword skill, or some other fighting ability. ||None.||{{plus}} Hiro's conversation with his father strongly mirrored Nathan's conversation with Linderman. Linderman answered Nathan's question ("What could you possibly know about healing?") by using his power on a plant. Kaito answered Hiro's question ("What can you possibly know... of killing?") by performing some maneuvers with a sword.<br>{{minus}} In an [http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=10692 interview], Pokaski and Coleite was asked, "''I have a theory on Kaito Nakamura's power. When Nathan is speaking with Linderman, when Linderman heals the plant he states that he knows 'a few things' about healing. When Hiro asks his father what he knows about killing, he also responds 'a few things.' Am I on to something?''" Their response was "Nope."<br>{{minus}} It does not take a superhuman ability to be skilled with a sword.
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| Kaito Nakamura is no longer with the company ||None || {{plus}}He helped Hiro to train to kill Sylar to stop the explosion, which was against Linderman's plans, and Linderman owns the company. <br>{{minus}}He may have known that Sylar doesn't explode, and was just distracting Hiro by letting him think that Sylar explodes so that Hiro wouldn't stop Peter, and Peter would still explode.
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<span id="Kimiko Nakamura"> </span>

==[[Kimiko Nakamura|Nakamura, Kimiko]]==
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| Kimiko has powers. || [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. [[Hiro]] is an evolved human. (''[[Genesis]]'') || {{note}} Micah and Claire Bennet [[power heredity|inherited]] their powers, so it makes sense that all the Nakamuras also have powers.<br>
{{minus}}There is no reason to believe that powers can only arise if inherited, as that would raise the question of why powered individuals have only appeared recently (relative to all of human history, that is). This theory will bear more weight if and when [[Kaito Nakamura]] is shown to have an ability.
<br>{{minus}} The genetically inherited powers can also skip a generation or miss completely. Thats what happens with genetic code. It's unpredictable.
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<span id="Janice Parkman"> </span>

==[[Janice Parkman|Parkman, Janice]]==
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| The father of Janice's baby is not Matt. || Janice has been having an affair with [[Tom McHenry]]. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'') || {{plus}}Janice and Matt have been having many marital problems. The time when she discovered she was pregnant could fit together with the time when she was sleeping with Tom. Janice always seems to be very tense when Matt is around and when he is reading her thoughts, although that could be she is just busy censoring her thoughts for privacy.

{{minus}}She specifically requested that he read her mind about the baby rather than simply telling him about it, which could be read as evidence that she at least ''believes'' the baby to be Matt's; it would be foolish to invite Matt to read a specific piece of information from her mind when there is another closely-related piece of information that she does not want him to have.
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|Matt is the father of Janice's baby.||None. ||{{plus}}Matt slept with his wife. (''[[Hiros]]'')<br>{{plus}}This theory seems to be confirmed in the possible future. (''[[Five Years Gone]]'')
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|Nathan is the father of Janice's baby. ||None. ||{{plus}}Nathan slept with women who are not his wife. (''[[Collision]]'') <br>
{{minus}} There is no proof that Nathan ever met Janice.
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<span id="Angela Petrelli"> </span>

==[[Angela Petrelli|Petrelli, Angela]]==
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| Angela knows [[Claude]]. || Angela is caught shoplifting socks (''[[Genesis]]''). Her son [[Peter]] meets a man who uses [[invisibility]] to sort of frame him for purse snatching (''[[Distractions]]''). ||
{{note}}Claude has behaved as if he encountered people like Peter before &mdash; even helped them understand their powers. Perhaps those people include Angela and/or Peter's [[Mr. Petrelli|father]].
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| Angela Petrelli has a power. ||None.||{{plus}} Both the Petrelli boys have powers and [[Claire]] has a power because her biological parents has powers.<br>{{plus}} Angela seems to suggest that she has powers when she says to [[Claire]], "[In Paris], you'll have the chance to grow up and develop into someone that can make her own choices, and then if you choose to... to come back and join this madness like I once did." The implication is strong enough that Claire asks, "You mean you're like me?" (''[[.07%]]'')
:{{minus}} It is more reasonable to say that Claire thought that Angela was in the exact same situation with her biological parents. It's illogical for Claire to think that Angela would "come back and join this madness" because she had a power.
{{plus}} Nathan acts very strangely when he talks with Claire. He says "I did... I do" in response to "Your mother said you wanted to see me". He also displays mannerisms and speech patterns that are exactly like Angela's, while contradicting a seemingly agreed-upon action between Nathan and Peter to get Claire to stay in New York. This may suggest a power of telepathic control, shapeshifting, takeover, or illusion possessed by Angela. (''[[.07%]]'')
:{{minus}} Nathan does not act strangely at all. That scene fit his nature and character. He wants to win the election and is still questioning Linderman's "plan." Despite this conflict, he still wants Claire as a daughter, and says she will be back with her family. Also, Nathan believes the [[explosion]] is imminent and may be trying to get Claire safely away.
{{note}} If there is a link between the mother and the passing on of the abilities, it is possible, since all mitochondrial DNA comes from the mother, that this is the key to expressed abilities.<br>{{plus}} She appears to know much more than one would normally. She knows of incidents that have happened to [[Claire]], she knew [[Nathan Petrelli]] was questioning allowing the explosion to take place, she knew Linderman had died, and she mysteriously appears at exactly the right point in time when Claire is trying to escape. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''). <br> {{plus}} When trying to convince Nathan to just let the explosion happen, she places her hands on his back. Moments later, he is agreeing with her, saying variations of exactly what she said. Later, when Peter reads Nathan's mind, he is thinking the same thing ("It can't be stopped") over and over again. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')
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{{plus}} It is implied that she does have an ability. She seems to know about people and events when others just figure things out as well. Her point of view seems to be the same as the others around her or at least those she choices. When she is speaking to [[Nathan]], she seems to strongly imply the word "perspective". In study, perhaps that is her power, seeing the point of view or wants of others. This would explain Peter's dream of Nathan's car accident. Peter may have absorbed her power since he was around her so long, taking on her power of "Perspective". In theory, her power would allow her to see the point of view of anyone she wishes. [[Peter]] was most likely thinking all night about Nathan wanting to prosecute their father so Nathan was the only person on his mind. If he absorbed his mother's powers, he was seeing Nathan's accident first hand, from his point of view. Yes, he saw it later than Nathan did but maybe that power can allow you to view what they have seen at any time. This would also explain how she knew about both Peter and Nathan's powers when they were going to tell her in front of the fireplace. Also, this suggests her power when Nathan is surprised that his mother knew that Nathan wanted to talk to Claire.
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| Angela is an [[empathic mimicry|empath]]. || None. || {{plus}}Angela's evasive answer to [[Claire]] indicates she may have a power. (''[[.07%]]'')<br>{{plus}} [[Claude]] has apparently encountered an empath before, since he seems familiar with [[Peter Petrelli|Peter's]] powers.
:{{minus}} However, he was not familiar with how an empath's powers work.
::{{note}} This could have been because the Empath he knew had powers that worked differently - no two evolved humans have yet been shown to possess similar, let alone the same powers. Also, he could have intentionally been misleading Peter about how his powers would work.<br>
{{plus}} Empathy could explain any number of odd abilities she seems to have.
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|Angela has [[rapid cell regeneration]]. || None.||{{plus}}Angela's evasive answer to [[Claire]] indicates she may have a power. (''[[.07%]]'')<br>{{plus}} She seems to hint at this when she says to Claire, "You get that mouth from me." She had mentioned Claire being able to spit up bullets, so she may have been referring to this. (''[[.07%]]'')
:{{minus}}It's more reasonable to say that Angela was referring to Claire's rude mouth: "Whether I want to or not." Angela too uses harsh words when she was talking to Peter after the shoplifting incident and in Peter's hospital bed after he tried to fly. She could also have been talking about a physical resemblance.
{{minus}} If she did, Peter would not have needed to be close to Claire to heal, after battling Sylar at the Homecoming.
:{{plus}} However, Peter was not familiar with using his powers by thinking about someone, and he was not aware his mother had powers.<br>{{minus}}He was also not aware that Claire had any powers. He almost certainly suspected that she did, but he had no way of knowing what they were.<br>{{plus}}However, the incident in ''[[Homecoming]]'' occurred before Peter was able to recall powers when their originators were not present, which could explain why he did not exhibit his mother's powers of healing (if she has any).
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| Angela may be clairvoyant. || None. || Angela's evasive answer to [[Claire]] indicates she may have a power. (''[[.07%]]'')<br>{{note}}When Nathan had his accident, Peter somehow knew about it the moment it happened. Since Peter's abilities are derived from people he knows or has met, he may have been tapping into her clairvoyance.
:{{minus}}Peter had a dream; it is more likely that his empathy connected with Nathan and he saw the accident through his point of view. He even mentions that he was connected with his brother, and explains to his mother how he was connected -- "No, I'm saying before the call. Like he was telling me, 300 miles away. I woke up, and I knew that he'd been hurt." (''[[Genesis]]'')
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| Angela has the as-yet unexplained power of transportation. || None.|| {{plus}} Angela's evasive answer to [[Claire]] indicates she may have a power. (''[[.07%]]'')<br>{{plus}} She has possibly referred to the aspect of mental transportation by: 1) knowing Claire spit up bullets, 2) knowing about Peter and Nathan's powers before they did.<br>{{plus}} She has possibly referred to the aspect of physical transportation by: 1) talking about "taking Claire" to Paris. 2) [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx?posting=%7BA0808CD2-D6D2-4774-A36E-F6CA4DCC6BA9%7D Ask Ausiello revealed] that Angela has a power that is "very similar to a power possessed by another hero, only in her case, it takes a lot less effort to get from Point A to Point B." One interpretation is that it is a physical transportation power of getting from A to B, like Hiro's teleportation.<br>{{note}} Transportation could have both mental and physical applications, therefore allowing Angela to mentally transport into the minds/memories/dreams of others, as well as to physically transport from location to location similar to [[telekinesis]]. It could also be something along the lines of astral projection.<br>{{plus}} She implies that though it didn't seem like she was there for Claire, she was there in ways she might not understand.
:{{note}} It seems more likely that she was referring to how she was watching over Claire from a distance, such as by ordering the Haitian not to wipe her memory.
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| Angela Petrelli is an agent of the [[Company]] who was partnered with Mr. Petrelli. || Claire was given to surrogate parents until she manifested. (''[[Company Man]]'') || {{note}}It is possible that Peter and Nathan were given to the care of Angela and Mr. Petrelli in the same manner as Claire.<br>{{note}}She knows [[the Haitian]].
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| She and the Haitian are working for an organization against the [[Company]], which is a powerful ancient/ancestral organization that has existed for ages. || None. || {{plus}} The Haitian wears the [[symbol]] around his neck, which he has been wearing since before he met [[Mr. Bennet]]. (''[[Company Man]]'')
:{{minus}} The symbol is identical to his father's. This probably means that the Haitian kept his father's necklace to remember him because his power may have caused his death. (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'')
{{plus}} The Haitian does not comply with Mr. Bennet's order to make Claire forget. (''[[Fallout]]'') He clearly says he answers to someone outside the Company, whose orders supersede Bennet's (''[[Company Man]]''). It can be alleged that only an extremely powerful organization can supersede the Company.<br>{{minus}}The person whose orders supersede Bennet's is Angela Petrelli, Claire's grandmother (''[[Parasite]]''). She supersedes Bennet's orders by being actual biological family, instead of an adoptive father.<br>{{minus}}Though he is in an alliance with Angela, he does not clearly indicate that she is outside the Company.<br>{{note}}Angela goes through great lengths to protect Claire by keeping her away for her biological family.<br>{{minus}}Angela supports [[Linderman]]'s plans, and Linderman seems to hold a lot of sway over the Company, suggesting that they are all allied.
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| Angela Petrelli is allied with Linderman. || Angela agrees with and supports Linderman's plans. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')||
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| Angela is constantly seeing the future through her left eye. || None. || {{plus}}Her left eye seems contracted and looks likes it is looking at something else (''[[The Hard Part]]''). <br>{{minus}} This might just be a physical feature of [[Cristine Rose|the actress]].
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|Angela is the evil one whom Molly spoke of. || None. || {{plus}} She wasn't convinced in the conversation with Charles Deveaux that the world could be saved. <br> {{plus}} Her late husband killed himself, maybe she was involved. <br> {{plus}} She happily manipulates her own family. <br> {{plus}} She was sided with Linderman, and called others weak (like her late husband). <br> {{minus}} Molly's quote -- "No. He's a lot worse." -- indicates that the evil one is male.
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| Angela has the power to hypnotize with a touch. || None. || {{plus}} When trying to convince Nathan to just let the explosion happen, she places her hands on his back. Moments later, he is agreeing with her, saying variations of exactly what she said. Later, when Peter reads Nathan's mind, he is thinking the same thing ("It can't be stopped.") over and over again.
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| Angela has the [[power]] to see the past first hand. || None.||{{plus}} She says to Claire that she can spit out bullets. Unless she could see the past, she wouldn't have been able to know that.<br>{{minus}} The Haitian may have informed her of what happened to Claire.<br>{{plus}} Peter's dream of the past may have been him mimicking her power. (''[[How To Stop An Exploding Man]]'')
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<span id="Simon Petrelli"> </span><span id="Monty Petrelli"> </span>

==[[Monty Petrelli|Petrelli, Monty]] and [[Simon Petrelli|Simon]]==
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| It is possible that Monty and Simon might have [[powers]] inherited from [[Nathan]]. || [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') ||
{{note}}Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br>
{{note}}Both Micah and Claire were children of <i>two</i> powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).
:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent - her father - and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).
:{{note}} If Molly's father was an evolved human, then it's possible he had two recessive genes, and if Molly's mother had one dominate gene and one recessive gene, it's quite possible that's how Molly obtained her unique DNA.
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<span id="Mr. Petrelli"> </span>

==[[Mr. Petrelli|Petrelli, Mr.]]==
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|Petrelli is the founder of [[the Company]]. || None || {{note}}[[Angela Petrelli]] made remarks to [[Peter Petrelli|Peter]] that [[Nathan Petrelli|Nathan]] was just like his father, following in his footsteps, as both were lawyers. Nathan made remarks to [[Simone Deveaux]] that he would gather all [[evolved humans]] and put them on an island in the ocean. The Company's philosophy on evolved humans is similar.
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|Petrelli went to work for the Company after he saw [[Linderman]] [[heal]] him. || None. ||
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|Mr. Petrelli has a [[power]] related with probability.|| None. || {{note}}He kept winning in the card games. (''[[War Buddies, Part 2]]'').
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|Mr. Petrelli has the [[power]] of immortality.|| Angela Petrelli states that Mr. Petrelli thought he was invincible. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'')||{{plus}}Angela's comment suggests that he was in some way resistant to death, but as he is (most likely) dead, he was clearly not immune to injury. Perpetuity would explain both these facts.<br>{{minus}} Petrelli knew Linderman had the healing power, so any physical injury could always be healed. Perpetuity isn't necessary and is likely not the case, since he seems to have eventually died.
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| It is possible that Mr. Petrelli had powers. || Mrs. Petrelli said that his depression involved delusions of grandeur, which is the same way Nathan describes Peter. His sons are evolved siblings. He worked for Mr. Linderman, who is aware of the recent evolutionary developments.{{epp|101}} || {{plus}} Linderman told Nathan that Mr. Petrelli was "one of us", referring to evolved humans.<br>
{{plus}}[[Linderman]] stated that Nathan's father had great power and Claude seems to look at Peter funny when he said that "I can do what you can do." Claude stated that he had seen another like Peter, so Mr. Petrelli may have had [[empathic mimicry]] as well. Angela said that Mr. Petrelli thought himself invincible. This would suggest why, in the future, [[Peter]] was revered as one of the most dangerous and powerful evolved humans.
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| [[Mr. Petrelli]] is not dead, but in hiding from [[Mr. Linderman]], possibly as a part of the [[Wikipedia:Witness Protection Program|Witness Protection Program]]. He faked a suicide, possibly with the help of Nathan to protect his wife and family and so not to be put into a position either against his son or against Mr. Linderman. || Peter did not sense his own father's passing, like [[Charles Deveaux]]'s or [[Nathan's accident]]. Their mother stated that Nathan was the one who found his father dead.(''[[Genesis]]''), (''[[Six Months Ago]]''). ||
{{note}}Since Peter's father supposedly committed suicide after [[Nathan's accident]], he had already experienced his first [[vision]].<br>
{{minus}}This theory requires that nobody other than those in on the fake suicide had seen Mr. Petrelli's body, an unlikely scenario that has not been indicated in the show.<br>
:{{plus}}Unless, of course, somebody like [[Candice]] created an illusion of Petrelli's corpse. Since Candice works for [[Linderman]], it would only be feasible for it to have been her if Linderman himself was involved in the death-faking, although there could well be other illusionists out there.<br>{{minus}}It is highly unlikely Candice would have had anything to do with such an event, since she, according to [[Thompson]], was just developing when they had [[Matt]] in custody.<br>
{{minus}}While Nathan tells Peter that their dad is dead from a heart attack, [[Angela Petrelli]] told Peter in the hospital not only that his father suffered delusions of grandeur and had committed suicide, but that he had attempted it several times before. If his death was faked, those previous attempts are no longer explained.<br>
:{{plus}}It could be that the previous attempts at suicide were genuine, and that they were exploited to add weight to the claim that he had committed suicide.
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| Mr. Petrelli died and has become [[Uluru]]. || None || {{note}} [[Linderman]] tells [[Nathan]] that his father possessed great power. [[Angela Petrelli]] tells [[Peter]] that his father thought he was indestructible. It has been suggested that Uluru is indestructible. [[Molly Walker]] says there is someone even more dangerous than [[Sylar]] pointing to a new villain, as per the paintings by Isaac Mendez this is most likely Uluru.
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| Linderman orchestrated Mr. Petrelli's death to look like a suicide. ||None. || {{note}}Linderman clearly has enough power to do such a thing, and he benefited from Mr. Petrelli's demise in that Nathan switched from being about to sue him to being a "candidate in his pocket." <br>
{{minus}}It is implied that his father's death was one of the main motivations for Nathan to begin working with the FBI to bring Linderman down.
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| Mr. Petrelli, and possibly Angela, were agents of the Company and Mr. Petrelli was killed because he was about to reveal company secrets to the public. ||None. || {{note}}Children with powers are sometimes placed with surrogate families until their powers manifest. It is possible that Mr. & Mrs. Petrelli were given Peter and Nathan and were told to raise them as their own until their powers manifested. Over this time, they had normal lives and grew to regard the Company agents as their parents, and in order to continue his protection of Peter and Nathan, Mr. Petrelli was prepared to go public. He was killed by the the Company to prevent this. Mrs. Petrelli's behavior toward Peter after his semi-failed attempt to fly also can therefore be interpreted as her desire to keep her "favorite" son from being exposed.
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| Mr. Petrelli did not have delusions of grandeur. His suicide was a way to make Linderman's healing power public. || Linderman has [[healing]] power. Mr. Petrelli decided to report the truth, but Linderman denies everything about his healing powers. Linderman states he might be delusional. (''[[War Buddies, Part 5]]'') || {{note}}Petrelli pushed Linderman going public about his healing power by committing suicide, forcing him to heal him. Previous attempts were covered up by the media and one time, Linderman just refused to heal him, thus indirectly killing.<br>{{plus}}Although Linderman said that Petrelli was delusional, it was clear that he wasn't (at that time).<br>{{minus}}It was stated by [[Angela Petrelli]] that Mr. Petrelli had major depressive disorder. She went on saying that this disorder can start from delusions of grandeur--thinking you're invincible or indestructible. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'')<br>{{minus}}Linderman claiming that Petrelli was delusional could have merely been a reference to Petrelli's illness.
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==[[Prison ambush agent]]==
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| The prison ambush agent has the ability of density manipulation. || None || {{plus}}He appears to have a form of [[enhanced strength]] when he breaks the wall slamming it with his hand.<br>{{plus}}This power could work by warping time-space and thus account for why Peter and Hiro cannot freeze time in his presence.
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<span id="Chandra Suresh"> </span>

==[[Chandra Suresh|Suresh, Chandra]]==
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| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. ||None.||{{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in Collision that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br>{{plus}}Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br>{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br>{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder had his father's ashes and scattered them. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'')<br>{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br>{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br>{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.
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<span id="Mohinder Suresh"> </span>

==[[Mohinder Suresh|Suresh, Mohinder]]==
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| [[Mohinder]] has lived in the US prior to ''[[Genesis]]''. || Mohinder has a [[Mohinder's taxi license|license]] to drive a taxi cab. (''[[Genesis]]'').|| {{plus}}To acquire such a license in the 36 hours the show leaves him is impossible. Therefore he must have acquired the license, or at least its prerequisites, at a previous date.
{{plus}}After seeing Chandra's taxi drivers license among his personal effects, Mohinder goes to the Chelsea Cab Company. The boss offers him a job and he accepts. (''[[Graphic Novel:Monsters]]'')<br>
{{minus}}Mohinder may have been awarded the license illegally. Mohinder's license expires on a day that doesn't exist. It could be a fake, but this most likely a production gaffe or an in-joke.
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<span id="Shanti Suresh"> </span>

==[[Shanti Suresh|Suresh, Shanti]]==
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| Shanti Suresh was an [[evolved human]]. || Shanti had the same viral genetic condition that prevents [[Molly Walker]] from utilizing her power. (''[[The Hard Part]]'')||{{note}}This unique virus may only plague [[evolved humans]].
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| Shanti Suresh had the ability to morph her body into stone. || Shanti had a genetic anomaly that was the precursor to Chandra's research. (''[[Six Months Ago]]'').|| {{plus}}When Mohinder remembered his father's reference to having a heart of stone in ''[[Homecoming]]'', he tried to think of a connection between the phrase "heart of stone" and the password to view [[the list]] on Chandra's computer, which was "SHANTI".
:{{minus}}The phrase "heart of stone" can refer to the state of Chandra's heart after Shanti died, giving Mohinder the same connection.
{{note}}If this is true, could Shanti be [[Uluru]]?
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|Shanti is alive and hiding.||None||{{minus}} [[Chandra]], [[Mrs. Suresh]], [[Mohinder]], and [[Thompson]] all stated that Shanti is dead. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[The Hard Part]]'')
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|Shanti is in the afterworld or some such place.||Hana Gitelman states that death is never what we expect. (''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'')||{{note}}Perhaps this is where Charles Deveaux is.
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==[[Zach]]==
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| Zach has an unknown ability. ||None. ||
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| Zach has deeper feelings for Claire. ||None. || {{plus}}He seemed to care for her a great deal before his memories were erased.
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| Zach is actually Claire's twin brother. He knows it, but she doesn't. ||None.|| {{plus}}He won't date her and yet tries to be very close to her. <br>
{{plus}}They are both Caucasians and the same age.<br>
{{minus}}If they did in fact have identical birthdays, it would have been noticed by either of them, having them being almost best friends before Zach's memory wipe.
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| Zach is actually Claire's twin brother, but neither knows it yet. ||None. || {{note}}They were childhood friends. He can't remember where he heard of [[Kermit, TX]]. He has had his memory erased once, and possibly more than once. When he and Claire start hanging out again, Mr. Bennet appears both suspicious and interested in Claire being nice to Zach.
{{minus}}The newspaper article about the fire that supposedly killed Claire's real mom mentioned only a daughter. <br>
{{minus}}Neither Nathan nor Meredith mentions anything about a son. <br>
{{minus}}Nathan gives Meredith enough money for her and Claire only.
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| Zach "remembers" [[Kermit, TX]] because he and Claire had previously tried to find her parents and the Haitian took their memories. ||None. ||
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| Zach is homosexual. ||None. || {{plus}}Zach's [http://www.myspace.com/zachtothefuture myspace page] states that his sexual orientation is "not sure."
{{minus}}An NBC publicist stated in a [http://www.afterelton.com/TV/2006/12/heroes.html phone conversation] that Zach "is not gay".
<br>{{note}}NBC does not want to publicize that Zach is in fact homosexual, as it will cause a controversy in the ''Heroes'' TV series.
<br>{{plus}}NBC later also states that although Zach is publicized as straight, he is homosexual in their hearts.
<br>{{plus}}It is said that he got an erection in the boy's locker room.
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