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* According to [[Lyle]]'s [[Image:AlexFakeID.jpg|driver license]], shown in ''[[Exposed]]'', Costa Verde's ZIP code is 90734. In actuality, 90734 is a ZIP code for San Pedro, California. |
* According to [[Lyle]]'s [[:Image:AlexFakeID.jpg|driver license]], shown in ''[[Exposed]]'', Costa Verde's ZIP code is 90734. In actuality, 90734 is a ZIP code for San Pedro, California. |
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* Costa Verde, CA, does not actually exist. Additionally, this is the first fictional named city in the ''Heroes'' universe. |
* Costa Verde, CA, does not actually exist. Additionally, this is the first fictional named city in the ''Heroes'' universe. |
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* In a [http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=12055 question and answer session], [[Joe Pokaski]] and [[Aron Coleite]] said, "[Costa Verde's name] plays on [a] [[wikipedia:Joseph Campbell|Joseph Campbell]] theme: Water. As a unifying agent that connects all cultures across the world. Costa Verde, or "The Green Coast" seemed to be a great city in that tradition." |
* In a [http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=12055 question and answer session], [[Joe Pokaski]] and [[Aron Coleite]] said, "[Costa Verde's name] plays on [a] [[wikipedia:Joseph Campbell|Joseph Campbell]] theme: Water. As a unifying agent that connects all cultures across the world. Costa Verde, or "The Green Coast" seemed to be a great city in that tradition." |
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Revision as of 05:57, 5 March 2009
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Costa Verde is a fictional city in the state of California. Costa Verde is the second home of the Bennets, who changed their surname to Butler.
Notable Locations
- A beach
- The Bennets' home
- Costa Verde Community
- Costa Verde High School
- Copy Kingdom
- Doyle's Marionette Theatre
- A frathouse
- A hotel
- Imperial Beach
- Liliane's home
- A motel
- Sam's Comics
- Alex Woolsly's apartment
Notable Residents
- April
- Claire Bennet
- Lyle Bennet
- Noah Bennet
- Carole
- Cheerleading hopeful (I)
- Cheerleading hopeful (II)
- Cheerleading recruit
- Copy Kingdom manager
- CVHS cheerleader
- Costa Verde officer
- Derek
- Eric Doyle
- Fraternity pledgemaster
- Gabriel Gray (Exposed future)
- Noah Gray (Exposed future)
- Liliane
- Debbie Marshall
- Martha
- May
- Mr. Muggles
- Coach Randolph
- Ray
- Rick
- West Rosen
- Trina
- Alex Woolsly
- Mr. Zern
Notable Visitors
About
Costa Verde is a medium-sized suburban city in Southern California. It is located close to the beach. Streets are clean and yards are well manicured.
Notes
- According to Lyle's driver license, shown in Exposed, Costa Verde's ZIP code is 90734. In actuality, 90734 is a ZIP code for San Pedro, California.
- Costa Verde, CA, does not actually exist. Additionally, this is the first fictional named city in the Heroes universe.
- In a question and answer session, Joe Pokaski and Aron Coleite said, "[Costa Verde's name] plays on [a] Joseph Campbell theme: Water. As a unifying agent that connects all cultures across the world. Costa Verde, or "The Green Coast" seemed to be a great city in that tradition."
- In his blog, Greg Beeman said that that the production staff imagines Costa Verde being very much like Palos Verdes, a beach town just south of Los Angeles.
- In I Am Become Death, the TV image depicting the nuclear blast in the city of Costa Verde actually shows a satellite picture of the Palos Verdes Peninsula in California. The fictional city may have been named after a tiny street, Via Costa Verde, in Rancho Palos Verdes.
- According to Heroes Interactive, scenes set at the beach (Kindred) were filmed in Point Dume Beach in Malibu. The commentary for Kindred elaborates that this is the same beach for the scene in Kanyakumari when Mohinder spreads his father's ashes (Seven Minutes to Midnight).
- According to an blog post by Greg Beeman, beach scenes with Sylar and Elle from The Eclipse, Part 2 and Our Father were filmed "at this weird beach in San Pedro. The beach was rocky and stinky and there were hundreds of feral cats living there."
