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{{minus}} Writers have explicitly stated in [[interviews]] that the characters will continue to lead mostly separated lives, and will not be forming a Justice League.<br /> | {{minus}} Writers have explicitly stated in [[interviews]] that the characters will continue to lead mostly separated lives, and will not be forming a Justice League.<br /> | ||
{{note}} This seems to have happened in the previous generation, with disastrous results.<br /> | {{note}} This seems to have happened in the previous generation, with disastrous results.<br /> | ||
{{plus}} This seems to be what is going on in Volume 4. <br /> | |||
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| The reason so many of the characters are interconnected, especially romantically involved, is down to subconscious recognition of the same trait, as such they are attracted to one another, as the first step of speciation. || None. || {{plus}} Many of the characters seem to be happy when they find another person who has powers as well.<br /> | | The reason so many of the characters are interconnected, especially romantically involved, is down to subconscious recognition of the same trait, as such they are attracted to one another, as the first step of speciation. || None. || {{plus}} Many of the characters seem to be happy when they find another person who has powers as well.<br /> |
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The following fan theories are about evolved humans in general.
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Theories
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A group of evolved humans will eventually form a "league of heroes" similar to the Justice League. | None. |
• This would be a long-term story arc. |
The reason so many of the characters are interconnected, especially romantically involved, is down to subconscious recognition of the same trait, as such they are attracted to one another, as the first step of speciation. | None. | + Many of the characters seem to be happy when they find another person who has powers as well. • This might be due to finding someone similar to them then having a romantic connection with the person. |
Only heterosexuals can be evolved humans; homosexuals seem to be immune to the genetic mutation. | None. | + There have not been any identified homosexual evolved humans in the show or the graphic novel.
- Having homosexuals not be able to have powers might bring bad vibes from the homosexual community.
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Evolved humans may belong to two or more races or "species". | None. | • There is a great variety of powers, and one could assume a great variety of genetic differences between the evolved. - If 'evolved' humans were a different species, then the children of one evolved parent and one normal parent would be sterile, by the definition of what a species is. |
Evolved humans may be separated between a "bad species" represented by Sylar and a "good species" represented by other characters. | None. | • There is a lot of religious symbolism in Heroes.
- The terms 'good' and 'bad' can be disputed, as nearly all of the characters in Heroes have made morally ambiguous decisions, i.e. is Mr Bennet 'bad' for killing Ivan to protect his family? |
The only way to have different powers is being or become a Chimera. | None. | + Chimeras have two sets of DNA, each set could give the person a power. + This explains a lot about Sylar.
+ This might explain Niki/Jessica. |
There is only one underlying power, which is used differently by the evolved humans. | All evolved humans have the same, single mutation. | • It's hard to see how variations of a mutation could generate such incredibly different powers. The core power would have to be some sort of fundamental access by their minds to an underlying level of reality. + Peter and Sylar are able to take on other's powers, Peter through no physical action.
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Evolved humans' powers manifest to either match their owners' personalities or to fulfill their owners' ambitions. | None. | + Peter Petrelli has on various occasions demonstrated being able to understand other people's feelings and had been criticized for "caring too much". This type of personality matches the ability of empathic mimicry perfectly. + A police officer insulted Niki while questioning D.L. D.L. became so enraged that he wanted to kill the officer. He phased through the handcuffs and nearly succeeded. Later he was able to walk phase through the prison walls. |
The Croatian is the person Bob was talking about in Out of Time. | Bob mentions a person apprehended in Miami in Out of Time. | + Both this person and the Croatian may possess the ability of weather control. + Both have been apprehended by the Company. |
Some of the evolved humans on the assignment tracker map will be the "villains" featured in Season Three. | Some of those peoples' powers seem dangerous. |
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See Also: 9 • Red • Time travel |