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* The use of the color red is sprinkled thoughout the series in a very similar fashion to the way it was used in the movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167404/ The Sixth Sense]''. In the movie, each scene containing red indicated the scene contained a ghost. |
* The use of the color red is sprinkled thoughout the series in a very similar fashion to the way it was used in the movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167404/ The Sixth Sense]''. In the movie, each scene containing red indicated the scene contained a ghost. |
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* Because of the comic book inspirations and influences on ''Heroes'', the use of the color red may be attributed to Frank Miller's series (which was later made into a Hollywood movie), ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401792/ Sin City]''. The world of the series is black and white (referred to as "ashcans" in the publishing circles) except for a bright single shade of deep red, used to color blood, lipstick, a woman's dress, etc. In many of [[ |
* Because of the comic book inspirations and influences on ''Heroes'', the use of the color red may be attributed to Frank Miller's series (which was later made into a Hollywood movie), ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401792/ Sin City]''. The world of the series is black and white (referred to as "ashcans" in the publishing circles) except for a bright single shade of deep red, used to color blood, lipstick, a woman's dress, etc. In many of [[Isaac's paintings]] he uses duller drab earth-tones, accented by bright vivid reds. |
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* Because ''Heroes'' deals with comic-book-like scenarios, there may be more appearances of the primary colors in the show, as it was in the movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099422/ Dick Tracy]''. |
* Because ''Heroes'' deals with comic-book-like scenarios, there may be more appearances of the primary colors in the show, as it was in the movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099422/ Dick Tracy]''. |
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Revision as of 23:05, 13 January 2007

It is believed that the color red has significance in the show Heroes. Though highly suspect, examples of its usage are categorized here.
Fan Theories
- The use of the color red is sprinkled thoughout the series in a very similar fashion to the way it was used in the movie The Sixth Sense. In the movie, each scene containing red indicated the scene contained a ghost.
- Because of the comic book inspirations and influences on Heroes, the use of the color red may be attributed to Frank Miller's series (which was later made into a Hollywood movie), Sin City. The world of the series is black and white (referred to as "ashcans" in the publishing circles) except for a bright single shade of deep red, used to color blood, lipstick, a woman's dress, etc. In many of Isaac's paintings he uses duller drab earth-tones, accented by bright vivid reds.
- Because Heroes deals with comic-book-like scenarios, there may be more appearances of the primary colors in the show, as it was in the movie Dick Tracy.
Examples
- School colors at Union Wells (lockers, signs, varsity jackets, football uniforms) (most common school color in the USA, since red is a national color)
- Nathan's political campaign (Red and blue are standard colors in USA politics)
- People
- Charlie's hair and apron (especially when depicted by Isaac)
- Clothing
- Peter's hooded sweatshirt in "Genesis"
- Hiro's shirt when he teleports to Times Square
- Mohinder's mother's sari (Red is a common color in Indian clothing)
- The sash on Mira's sari (Red is a common color in Indian clothing)
- Niki's blouse
- Micah's shirt
- Charles Deveaux's pajamas
- Lori's outfit
- Hiro wearing red among the rank and file white collar workers, after he teleported to Yamagato Industries.
- Objects
- The tape on teleportation
- Simone's umbrella when kissed by Peter in the rain
- Isaac's painting of the boiling water
- The title of Hiro's 9th Wonders! comic book
- The curtains behind Niki in her video
- Matt's radiation detector badge when interviewing Ted (Red/green is safety standard in USA)
- The numbers on the clock when Hiro teleports from the subway (LCD displays use diodes that emit in the red spectrum, industry standard)
- The stop sign when Peter punches Nathan (who is wearing a red tie) (In the USA, all stop signs are red)
- The stapler Lyle uses on Claire in "Nothing to Hide"
- The lettering and clock at the Burnt Toast Diner
- The candles at Charlie's memorial at the BTD
- Blood (Hemoglobin in human blood makes it turn red when exposed to oxygen)
- Blood in the Isaac's painting (especially Peter's depiction of Claire getting debrained)
- The bloody footprints Hiro finds (in "Don't Look Back") in Isaac's apartment where Isaac was murdered
Gallery
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Niki's scarlet background curtains
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Hiro stands out in red
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A red misfit among black and white workers
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Claire's red cheerleading uniform.
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Isaac paints vibrant red flames
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Black, white, and red
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A red background
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Poignant red blood on a Homecoming banner
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Red blood stands out
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Red on top of muted colors
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Red among the shadows
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Peter's red shirt stands out
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Charlie's memorial