(Created page with "This is not the place for such a plea. Such things will not be discussed or decided here. That is done on Talk pages and Forums. "Heroes turned" is not targeted for deletion....") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
That said, it *is* be reviewed for how it is applied. Characters ''must BE'' heroes as ''explicitly stated'' by their setting and narrative. That does NOT include normal average joe people who have never before had to face a decision of whether to Good or Evil. Like most people in life. For example, the ''Kim Possible'' character '''Josh Mankey''' has never had to make such a decision. Just being KP's friend is not enough to be deemed a "hero". So he is not "Good" or "Evil", neither "Hero" or Villain", and thus can never be a "Hero turned to the Darkside". |
That said, it *is* be reviewed for how it is applied. Characters ''must BE'' heroes as ''explicitly stated'' by their setting and narrative. That does NOT include normal average joe people who have never before had to face a decision of whether to Good or Evil. Like most people in life. For example, the ''Kim Possible'' character '''Josh Mankey''' has never had to make such a decision. Just being KP's friend is not enough to be deemed a "hero". So he is not "Good" or "Evil", neither "Hero" or Villain", and thus can never be a "Hero turned to the Darkside". |
||
| + | |||
| + | Even someone like an average joe Cop is not really a Hero, as until they Face a Decision, they are just "punch clock employees" the same as every other Cop who does nothing to distinguish and or elevate them themselves above the rest of their profession in the setting and or narrative. |
||
Latest revision as of 04:35, 6 June 2016
This is not the place for such a plea. Such things will not be discussed or decided here. That is done on Talk pages and Forums.
"Heroes turned" is not targeted for deletion. It *will* probably be renamed to something with fewer words.
That said, it *is* be reviewed for how it is applied. Characters must BE heroes as explicitly stated by their setting and narrative. That does NOT include normal average joe people who have never before had to face a decision of whether to Good or Evil. Like most people in life. For example, the Kim Possible character Josh Mankey has never had to make such a decision. Just being KP's friend is not enough to be deemed a "hero". So he is not "Good" or "Evil", neither "Hero" or Villain", and thus can never be a "Hero turned to the Darkside".
Even someone like an average joe Cop is not really a Hero, as until they Face a Decision, they are just "punch clock employees" the same as every other Cop who does nothing to distinguish and or elevate them themselves above the rest of their profession in the setting and or narrative.