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Part 1 and Part 2 of Mary Rose's Origins arc have been released.

New: Cockney Heroes has a new blog, for all the details behind the scenes, or any unanswered questions, just look at the Cockney Chronicle now.

Cockney Heroes is a written fan-fiction series, mirroring NBC's sci-fi show, Heroes. It is written and maintained collectively by a group of Heroes Wiki users.

Synopsis

See Volume One and Volume Two for episode-by-episode summaries.

Volume One: Teething Problems

Volume One featured nine episodes, which were released periodically from April 6 to May 9, 2009. It focuses on a group of evolved humans in London, England, who call themselves the "Cockney Heroes". While recruiting new members into their group and helping other evolved humans in London control their abilities, the Cockney Heroes encounter a threat of an evil "Jack the Ripper" incarnate, who is the main villain of the volume. The volume ends with Jack's apparent demise, and the arrival of a new threat: the international task force of taking down all evolved humans, led by Danko in America.

Volume Two: Baptism of Fire

Volume Two featured twelve episodes which were released periodically from June 1 to September 20, 2009. It focused on the Cockney Heroes and other Londoners as they are hunted by the government led by Consuela. They must also face the new threat of Shark and his rival gang. The volumes ends with a tantalising showdown at the docks.

Origins

Origins is a webisode-like series for Cockney Heroes. It will explain the back stories for a handful of selected characters, that the team feels people would like to know more about. Each character will have about three to six chapters to explain why they appear they way they do in Cockney Heroes. Within these chapters, new characters may appear, along with old characters as well.

Main Characters

See a complete list of characters of Cockney Heroes.

Gabriel Bishop, a daring ex-Company agent who resided in London. He had the ability of intuitive empathy.
Irony, an important member of the Cockney Heroes with the ability of ability diminishment.
Claude Rains, also known as "the Invisible Man", a witty ex-Company agent with the power of invisibility.
Derek Simmonds, a young boy struggling to control his power of electricity generation.
Jake Leckie, a fugitive who has the ability of seismic burst.
Karl Hall, a friend (and fellow fugitive) of Leckie's; he has the ability to manipulate the four classical elements.
Shark, the new villain for Cockney Heroes. He has the ability of object replication.
Officer Bonkin, a police officer in London who stumbled across the doings of the Cockney Heroes.

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Abilities

Ability Alteration • Ability Diminishment • Ability Duplication • Ability Void • Activation and Deactivation • Alchemy • Anatomical Manipulation • Animation • Electrical Manipulation • Electromagnetic Pulses • Elemental Manipulation • Energy Conversion • Etheric Projection • Fear Induction • Flight • Forcefield Projection • Hypnosis • Information Nullification • Intuitive Aptitude • Intuitive Empathy • Invisibility • Machine Mimicry • Mental Disturbance • Nervous System Manipulation • Object Replication • Paralysis Induction • Portal Generation • Precognitive Visions • Probability Manipulation • Pyrokinesis • Rapid Cell Regeneration • Rock Transmutation • Sand Mimicry • Seismic Burst • Shadow Mimicry • Space-Time Manipulation • Super Speed • Suspension • Telekinesis • Teleportation • Temperature Manipulation • Terrakinesis

Origins Abilities

Aerokinesis • Dehydration • Cloaking • Extrasensory Limb Reattachment • Hyalokinesis • Hydrokinesis • Illusion • Red Lightning • Plant Manipulation

Assignment Trackers 2.0

Elle Bishop • Gabriel Bishop • Eric Cowell • Sarah Cowell • Frederick Davies • Alex Douglas • Mike Douglas • Michael Dunkirk • Richard Gold • Abigail Grisby • Karl Hall • Stuart Harrison • Tara Hoffmann • Irony • KC • Jake Leckie • Andy Lewis • Emmett Marks • Stan Marsh • Pam Marshall • Daphne Millbrook • Ed Miller • Obadiah • Claude Rains • Sparrow Redhouse • Jack the Ripper • Dave Rogers • West Rosen • Chris Rowland • Jenny Rowland • Daniel Schneider • Shark • Derek Simmonds • Eddy Thomas • Kate Thornton • Tyler Venson • Ladzaro Venturini • John Wright • Elizabeth Whiteheart

Origins Assignment Trackers 2.0

Curtis Hovsepian • John Doe • Psycho Killer • Jack Steelson

Characters

Volume One Characters

Elle Bishop • Gabriel Bishop • Officer Bonkin • Frederick Davies • Richard Gold • Abigail Grisby • Irony • Andy Lewis • Daphne Millbrook • Lee Radcliffe • Claude Rains • Jack the Ripper • Dave Rogers • Jenny Rowland • Shark • Derek Simmonds

Volume Two Characters

Gabriel Bishop • Bobby • Officer Bonkin • Diane Cowell • Eric Cowell • Sarah Cowell • Frederick Davies • Alex Douglas • Mike Douglas • Michael Dunkirk • Richard Gold • Jane Green • Abigail Grisby • Karl Hall • Consuela Hammock • Stuart Harrison • Sophie Hastings • Tara Hoffmann • Irony • KC • Jake Leckie • Emmett Marks • Stan Marsh • Pam Marshall • Laura Miller • Ed Miller • Obadiah • Lee Radcliffe • Claude Rains • Sparrow Redhouse • Mary Rose • West Rosen • Chris Rowland • Daniel Schneider • Derek Simmonds • Shark • Eddy Thomas • Kate Thornton • Tyler Venson • Ladzaro Venturini • Elizabeth Whiteheart • John Wright

Origins Characters

Michael Ashworth • Irene Buckland • Robert Buckland • Mr. Clayton • Gael Cruz • John Doe • Becky Green • Curtis Hovsepian • Kimi Keigan • Charlie Hall • Leanne Hall • Margaret Hall • Stuart Hall • John Miles • Amber Myers • Lloyd Parker • Patrick Simmonds • Psycho killer • Jack Steelson • Paul Welsh

Episodes

V1: Teething Problems

Hidden in the Darkness • Nemesis • How to Stop an Exploding Van • Pinehearst • Company Men • Requiem of a Prison Break • Jack the Ripper • Murder at Whitechapel • Ambush from an Outside Source

V2: Baptism of Fire

Veni Vidi Expugnavi • Shark of the Streets • Imprisoned • Live Together, Die Alone • Déjà Vu • Sliding Doors • Shattered Lives • The Wanderer Returns • Midas Touch • Room 410 • Kill or Be Killed • The Die Is Cast

Origins Chapters

Dave Rogers: 1 - 2 - 3 • Derek Simmonds: 1 - 2 - 3 • Pam Marshall: 1 - 2 - 3 • Karl Hall: 1 - 2

Items

Nissan Cube • Golden Board • Food Tray • Karl's Journal • Van

Origins Items

Curtis's Pills

Places

Cell Block A • Cell Block B • Cell Block C • Cell Block D • Consuela's Office • The Cowells' Home • The Docks • Dreamroom • The Millers' Apartment • First Bank of London • Interrogation Room • Irony and Derek's Cell • London Docks • Obadiah's Cell • Russian Marketplace • Shark and Richard's Cell • Shark's Penthouse • St. Grays Hospital • Solitary Confinement • The Tower of London • The Underground Bunker • Warehouse • Whitechapel • Wormwood Scrubs

Origins Places

Gael Cruz's Office • Jack's Dorm • Sydney Seaside Mall

Volumes
Volumes	Teething Problem • Baptism of Fire

Volume Histories
V1: Teething Problems	Gabriel Bishop • Officer Bonkin • Frederick Davies • Abigail Grisby • Irony • Claude Rains • Jack the Ripper • Jenny Rowland • Derek Simmonds
V2: Baptism of Fire	Officer Bonkin • Karl Hall • Consuela Hammock • Irony • Jake Leckie • Derek Simmonds

*The Team:* Irony • Leckie • Radicell • Danko • Gabriel Bishop • Altes • *See Also:* Catalyst • Laughingdevilboy

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-Cockney Heroes is about a group of evolved humans from London.
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+===[[User:Cockney Heroes/Volumes/Volume One|Volume One: Teething Problems]]===
+Volume One featured nine episodes, which were released periodically from April 6 to May 9, 2009. It focuses on a group of [[evolved humans]] in [[London, England]], who call themselves the "Cockney Heroes". While recruiting new members into their group and helping other evolved humans in London control their abilities, the Cockney Heroes encounter a threat of an evil [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Jack the Ripper|"Jack the Ripper"]] incarnate, who is the main villain of the volume. The volume ends with Jack's apparent demise, and the arrival of a new threat: the international task force of taking down all evolved humans, led by [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Emile Danko|Danko]] in America.
+===[[User:Cockney Heroes/Volumes/Volume Two|Volume Two: Baptism of Fire]]===
-=== Volume 1 ===
+Volume Two featured twelve episodes which were released periodically from June 1 to September 20, 2009. It focused on the Cockney Heroes and other Londoners as they are hunted by the government led by [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Consuela Hammock|Consuela]]. They must also face the new threat of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Shark|Shark]] and his rival gang. The volumes ends with a tantalising showdown at [[User:Cockney Heroes/Places/The Docks|the docks]].
-==='''In The Shadows''' ===
+===[[User:Cockney Heroes/Origins|Origins]]===
-Episode: Hidden In The Darkness
+''Origins'' is a webisode-like series for ''Cockney Heroes''.  It will explain the back stories for a handful of selected characters, that the team feels people would like to know more about.  Each character will have about three to six chapters to explain why they appear they way they do in ''Cockney Heroe''s.  Within these chapters, new characters may appear, along with old characters as well.
+==Main Characters==
-"Where's Derek Simmonds?, he was supposed to meet us here half an hour ago" whispered Gabriel Bishop. "I was just wondering that, I'm starting to get nervous. It could be a company trap", replied Irony. "Don't worry about it" said Claude, "The Company doesn't operate in this way, if they wanted to trap us they'd burst in all guns blazing. Not in public, it's never in public". A few minutes past, but nobody came. "It's 4 O'clock, I think he has arrived" said Claude, being sure not directly to look in the direction of the man who just walked in. "It could be him" said Gabriel. "Um, excuse me, are you Claude?" asked a nervous Derek Simmonds. "Depends whose asking" replied Claude. "I phoned you yesterday, you said you know people with abilities too." Derek responded. "Yes, yes I do" said Claude, holding his hand up and making it go invisible, while Gabriel Bishop made the pencil in his hand turn to gold. "What's your power?" asked Claude. "I can make electricity, just by clicking my fingers and it flies out". "Why did you phone us? Have you got a problem with your power?" asked Irony. "Yes, Can we go somewhere else? I really need to show you. It's hard to explain" replied Derek. Half an hour later, Claude, Gabriel Bishop, Irony and Derek arrived at an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of London. "So what's the problem with your power then?" Gabriel Bishop asked. "Whenever I use it, I discharge. I release so much it is hard for me to stop" replied Derek. "Maybe I can help" said Irony "My power is to reduce the powers of others, if you learn use it while it is weakened you should be able to use it when it is a the usual strength". Claude and Irony were showing Derek Simmonds how to use his power when Gabriel Bishop saw something out of the corner of his eye. A moment later he caught sight of something in the shadows. Suddenly, a company agent burst into the warehouse. Gabriel Bishop stopped time and saw the company agent, who was just starting to release fire from his hands. Gabriel Bishop, seeing the agent go for Derek, used telekinesis to a crash door into the agent. The fight raged on with Gabriel Bishop always staying a step up from the agent. But Gabriel Bishop slipped up, he let the agent hit him with a burst of fire. The agent, who was just about to scorch Gabriel Bishop, released a cataclysmic burst of fire, however just as it was about to hit Gabriel Bishop it trickled away into a tiny flame. The agent looked round, he saw Irony had grasped his arm and was draining his power. Gabriel Bishop and Claude, proceeded to tie up the agent and Irony, Derek, Gabriel Bishop and Claude left, with the agent bound up inside.
+:''See [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters|a complete list of characters]] of Cockney Heroes.
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Gabriel Bishop|Gabriel Bishop]]''', a daring ex-[[Company]] agent who resided in [[London]]. He had the ability of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Intuitive Empathy|intuitive empathy]].
-Episode: Nemesis
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Irony|Irony]]''', an important member of the Cockney Heroes with the ability of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Ability Diminishment|ability diminishment]].
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+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Claude Rains|Claude Rains]]''', also known as "the Invisible Man", a witty ex-Company agent with the power of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Invisibility|invisibility]].
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Derek Simmonds|Derek Simmonds]]''', a young boy struggling to control his power of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Electrical Manipulation|electricity generation]].
-Episode: Elle
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Jake Leckie|Jake Leckie]]''', a fugitive who has the ability of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Seismic Burst|seismic burst]].
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+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Karl Hall|Karl Hall]]''', a friend (and fellow fugitive) of Leckie's; he has the ability to [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Elemental Manipulation|manipulate the four classical elements]].
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Shark|Shark]]''', the new villain for Cockney Heroes. He has the ability of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Abilities/Object Replication|object replication]].
+*'''[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Officer Bonkin|Officer Bonkin]]''', a police officer in London who stumbled across the doings of the Cockney Heroes.
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