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	 Unofficial Hero&Vill Newsletter Archive  #810283 added May 23, 2014 at 2:52pm Restrictions: None	 
	Newsletter 2 
	So every two months I will discuss three things in my newsletter.  
            A subject about heroes and villains. 
            Three powers/abilities from powerlisting.wikia.com. 
            One plot device that I encourage the readers to use in one of 
 
Purpose  
 
 
 
Every hero and villain has a purpose to why they do the things they do. The perhaps most famous hero 	Batman  fights crime and death itself, because his parents were killed by crime. The Black Mask  is a criminal who runs an empire of crime for the purpose that the Sionis family is all about power and he desires to maintain that power by any means necessary. The purpose will make your hero more desirable or relatable if you provide something that leads to that purpose. 
 
Powers and Abilities  
 
 
 
Weapon Proficiency  is not persay a power, but rather an ability that anyone can learn to use. Weapons have been used for good and evil since man first walk out the trees and into caves. In Naruto  the characters use Japanese influenced weapons such as kunai, shuriken and katana. The Power Rangers  of a few series used blasters and blades as weapons against the minions and monsters of the enemy. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles  used weapons with Michaelangelo using Nunchucks, Raphael using sai, Leonardo using ninjaken and Donetello using a bo staff. D&D  having a Magic Bow. That's another thing, some heroes or villains have magic weapons that aid them such as Thor  and his hammer! 
 
Strength Theft  is a unique power that allows the user to steal the strength of someone else. Such as Rogue  taking the strength of Ms. Marvel  allowing her to lift cars. Hades  in the Hercules movie could steal the strength of the dead and living alike to grow stronger. Vorahk  in Bionicle can steal strength allowing power to be granted where power wasn't available. Mrrungo-Mu  the enslaver uses this power to make himself the most powerful authority around thus ruling over his subject and slaves with fear of them losing power and him gaining it. 
 
Gene Vision  is a power according to powerlisting.wikia.com that allows one to see the genetic make up a person or animal and find out the abilities, strengths, weaknesses and general data of a individual based on genetic science. 
 
Plot Device  
 
 
 
The Chosen One is possibly the most well known story plot. Jesus  was the chosen one from God. Hercules  from Zues's loins he came and was the chosen one for many chores. Harry Potter  was the chosen one thanks to Voldemort accidentally sealing some of himself inside Harry Potter. Naruto  is the chosen one thanks to the nine tailed fox being sealed inside him. Superman  is the chosen one from a whole planet to survive and go to Earth. Captain Marvel  is charged with protecting the Earth with his prowess. Neo  was the chosen one to bring forth the freedom of people to Zion, even if it was a big plot set up by the machines. Perhaps one of the most interesting Chosen one's is Anakin Skywalker  who was chosen to destroy the jedi order by the dark side and bring balance to the force by the Jedi. Yugioh often makes Yami or Atem  the spirit of the Pharoh the chosen one or the world will be destroyed and to save it he must play a card game. The Chosen one is an expression that only one person can save the race, planet or universe and was chosen by some bigger power. They had no choice of becoming the one and that is perhaps one of the most brilliant plot devices. What is your chosen one? 
 
Now here are some stories that have heroes and villains.  They were all entries in the first contest. 
  
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