What makes a 'best hero story'?

The best team for the story in Hero Cantare is often one that has synergy between its members. This means that their skills and abilities work together in harmony. For instance, a team where a character's ability to create openings is capitalized on by another character's high - damage skills. Also, the team's progression and growth potential matter. A team that can level up and gain new abilities in a way that complements the story's challenges will be more successful. Additionally, having characters with unique story - related abilities or backstories can add depth and significance to the gameplay within the story.

A hero's backstory is crucial. If a hero has a rich and relevant backstory, like the Little Red Riding Hood in Guardian Tales, it can add a lot to the story. Her traditional fairytale origin but with a twist in this game's universe makes her interesting. It gives context to her actions and relationships in the story.

Selflessness also makes a hero in such stories. A hero often puts the needs of others before their own. Think of a hero who sacrifices their own comfort, time, or resources to help those in trouble, whether it's saving people from a disaster or helping the poor in the community. Another factor is determination. A hero has the will to keep going no matter how difficult the situation is. If they set out to do something good, like rescuing a group of hostages, they won't give up easily. They will fight against all odds until they succeed. This kind of determination is what sets them apart and makes them heroes.

Well, courage is a big factor. Take Harry Potter for example. He had the courage to face Voldemort even when he was just a kid. He knew the danger but still stepped up. Another thing is self - sacrifice. Jean Valjean in 'Les Misérables' sacrificed his own freedom and safety for the well - being of others. That's what makes a hero great in fiction.

It's also about having a sense of honor. Take Heathcliff from 'Wuthering Heights'. Despite his dark side, he has a code of honor deep down. His passionate love for Catherine makes him a memorable masculine hero in a rather tragic romance.

Often, it's their internal conflict that defines them as a fallen hero. Take Macbeth from Shakespeare's play. He was a nobleman, but his ambition, spurred on by the witches' prophecies, led him to commit heinous crimes. His internal struggle between his conscience and his desires made his character complex and his fall a great study in human nature. So the presence of internal moral and psychological battles can make a character a fallen hero.

An anti - hero being the best can be due to their ability to change the narrative. Take Tyler Durden from 'Fight Club'. He challenges the consumerist society in a very extreme way. He starts as an idea in the narrator's head and then becomes a real force that shakes up the world within the story. His actions are violent and unethical, but he forces the other characters and the readers to re - evaluate the world they live in.

A good hero story often has a relatable hero. For example, Spider - Man is just an ordinary high - school student at first. Then, there should be a great conflict, like a powerful villain threatening the city. Also, the hero's journey of growth is important. They face difficulties and overcome them, which makes the story inspiring.

A good hero in a story typically has both inner and outer strength. Inner strength means having strong values and morals, while outer strength could be physical abilities or skills. They also need to have flaws and vulnerabilities that make them relatable and human.

A hero in a short story is often someone who shows bravery and determination in the face of challenges.