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'''HERO''' is a group of six [[Archetype]]s introduced in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''. HERO cards are denoted by 「<ruby><rb>ＨＥＲＯ</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ヒーロー</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>」 in the card's Japanese name. In the anime, [[Jaden Yuki|Jaden]] uses Elemental Heroes and [[Neo-Spacian]]s (sub-archetype of Elemental HEROES), [[Aster Phoenix|Aster]] uses Elemental HEROES and Destiny HEROES, and Jaden as [[The Supreme King]] uses Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES. In the manga, Jaden uses Elemental HEROES (but he uses different ones except in a flashback) and Masked HEROES while Aster uses Vision HEROES.
 
'''HERO''' is a group of six [[Archetype]]s introduced in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''. HERO cards are denoted by 「<ruby><rb>ＨＥＲＯ</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ヒーロー</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>」 in the card's Japanese name. In the anime, [[Jaden Yuki|Jaden]] uses Elemental Heroes and [[Neo-Spacian]]s (sub-archetype of Elemental HEROES), [[Aster Phoenix|Aster]] uses Elemental HEROES and Destiny HEROES, and Jaden as [[The Supreme King]] uses Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES. In the manga, Jaden uses Elemental HEROES (but he uses different ones except in a flashback) and Masked HEROES while Aster uses Vision HEROES.
  
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At first they were divided into "[[Elemental HERO]]ES", "[[Evil HERO]]ES" and "[[Destiny HERO]]ES" but later they shifted towards unification of the three archetypes. In Japan, there are two more; "[[Masked HERO]]ES" and "[[Vision HERO]]ES".
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At first they were divided into "[[Elemental HERO|Elemental HEROES]]", "[[Evil HERO|Evil HEROES]]" and "[[Destiny HERO|Destiny HEROES]]" but later they shifted towards unification of the three archetypes. In Japan, there are two more; "[[Masked HERO|Masked HEROES]]" and "[[Vision HERO|Vision HEROES]]".
  
 
Cards whose text specifically reference this unification include "[[Elemental Hero Stratos]]", "[[Elemental Hero Ocean]]", "[[Elemental Hero Divine Neos]]", "[[Evil Hero Infernal Prodigy]]", "[[Elemental Hero Absolute Zero]]", and "[[Hero's Bond]]", where the effects are based on cards present on the field whose names contain "HERO", allowing them to be used with "Elemental HEROES", "Evil HEROES", "Destiny HEROES", "Masked HEROES", and "Vision HEROES".
 
Cards whose text specifically reference this unification include "[[Elemental Hero Stratos]]", "[[Elemental Hero Ocean]]", "[[Elemental Hero Divine Neos]]", "[[Evil Hero Infernal Prodigy]]", "[[Elemental Hero Absolute Zero]]", and "[[Hero's Bond]]", where the effects are based on cards present on the field whose names contain "HERO", allowing them to be used with "Elemental HEROES", "Evil HEROES", "Destiny HEROES", "Masked HEROES", and "Vision HEROES".
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The Korean cards use "히어로" to indicate HEROES. Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES are denoted by "엘리멘틀 히어로" and Destiny HEROES are denoted by "데스티니 히어로". How ever, "엘리멘틀" doesn't mean "Elemental", it is translated to "Elrimenteul". The real translation would be "엘리멘탈". And further, the only card that shows "Evil HERO" translated into Korean proper is "[[Evil Hero Inferno Wing]]" and only in the [[Card Gallery:Evil Hero Inferno Wing|Ultra Rare-version]] of this card. So the proper translation of "Evil HERO" is "이블 히어로".
 
The Korean cards use "히어로" to indicate HEROES. Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES are denoted by "엘리멘틀 히어로" and Destiny HEROES are denoted by "데스티니 히어로". How ever, "엘리멘틀" doesn't mean "Elemental", it is translated to "Elrimenteul". The real translation would be "엘리멘탈". And further, the only card that shows "Evil HERO" translated into Korean proper is "[[Evil Hero Inferno Wing]]" and only in the [[Card Gallery:Evil Hero Inferno Wing|Ultra Rare-version]] of this card. So the proper translation of "Evil HERO" is "이블 히어로".
  
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In English and other languages they have changed the text to allow only [[Destiny HERO]]ES and [[Elemental HERO]]ES to work with these related card effects. Most cards still need to be updated with the release of the "[[Evil HERO]]ES" to include them. "[[Elemental Hero Stratos]]" and "[[Elemental Hero Ocean]]"  have been errata'd to support each type of HERO.
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In English and other languages they have changed the text to allow only Destiny HEROES and Elemental HEROES to work with these related card effects. Most cards still need to be updated with the release of the "Evil HEROES" to include them. "[[Elemental Hero Stratos]]" and "[[Elemental Hero Ocean]]"  have been errata'd to support each type of HERO.
  
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The "[[Masked HERO]]ES" and "[[Vision HERO]]ES" make their debut in the 50th chapter of the GX manga.
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The "Masked HEROES" and "Vision HEROES" make their debut in the 50th chapter of the GX manga.
  
 
HEROES are often based off of comic or movie style heroes.
 
HEROES are often based off of comic or movie style heroes.

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HERO

Japanese

ＨＥＲＯ(ヒーロー)

Japanese (ruby)

ヒーロー

Japanese (base text)

ＨＥＲＯ

Japanese (romanized)

Hīrō

Japanese (translated)

Hero

English

Hero

Appears in (anime)
Appears in (manga)

Yu-Gi-Oh! (Duel Monsters) GX

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HERO is a group of six Archetypes introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. HERO cards are denoted by 「ＨＥＲＯ(ヒーロー)」 in the card's Japanese name. In the anime, Jaden uses Elemental Heroes and Neo-Spacians (sub-archetype of Elemental HEROES), Aster uses Elemental HEROES and Destiny HEROES, and Jaden as The Supreme King uses Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES. In the manga, Jaden uses Elemental HEROES (but he uses different ones except in a flashback) and Masked HEROES while Aster uses Vision HEROES.

At first they were divided into "Elemental HEROES", "Evil HEROES" and "Destiny HEROES" but later they shifted towards unification of the three archetypes. In Japan, there are two more; "Masked HEROES" and "Vision HEROES".

Cards whose text specifically reference this unification include "Elemental Hero Stratos", "Elemental Hero Ocean", "Elemental Hero Divine Neos", "Evil Hero Infernal Prodigy", "Elemental Hero Absolute Zero", and "Hero's Bond", where the effects are based on cards present on the field whose names contain "HERO", allowing them to be used with "Elemental HEROES", "Evil HEROES", "Destiny HEROES", "Masked HEROES", and "Vision HEROES".

The Japanese cards use 「Ｅ・ＨＥＲＯ(エレメンタルヒーロー)」, 「Ｅ－ＨＥＲＯ(イービルヒーロー)」, 「Ｄ－ＨＥＲＯ(デステニーヒーロー)」, 「Ｍ・ＨＥＲＯ(マスクドヒーロー)」 and 「Ｖ・ＨＥＲＯ(ヴィジョンヒーロー)」 at the start of their names so only those five would work with 「ＨＥＲＯ(ヒーロー)」. Note that "Elemental HERO" and "Evil HERO" use 「Ｅ・ＨＥＲＯ」 and 「Ｅ－ＨＥＲＯ」, and their furigana is different: "Elemental HEROES" have 「エレメンタルヒーロー」 and "Evil HEROES" have 「イービルヒーロー」.

The Korean cards use "히어로" to indicate HEROES. Elemental HEROES and Evil HEROES are denoted by "엘리멘틀 히어로" and Destiny HEROES are denoted by "데스티니 히어로". How ever, "엘리멘틀" doesn't mean "Elemental", it is translated to "Elrimenteul". The real translation would be "엘리멘탈". And further, the only card that shows "Evil HERO" translated into Korean proper is "Evil Hero Inferno Wing" and only in the Ultra Rare-version of this card. So the proper translation of "Evil HERO" is "이블 히어로".

In English and other languages they have changed the text to allow only Destiny HEROES and Elemental HEROES to work with these related card effects. Most cards still need to be updated with the release of the "Evil HEROES" to include them. "Elemental Hero Stratos" and "Elemental Hero Ocean" have been errata'd to support each type of HERO.

The "Masked HEROES" and "Vision HEROES" make their debut in the 50th chapter of the GX manga.

HEROES are often based off of comic or movie style heroes.

Monsters such as "Oscillo Hero", don't belong in this series of archetypes.

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