Guys, I want to let you know that I already have my FIRST PROPOSAL for the Shonen Heroes Wiki about one of Nickelodeon's favorite characters named LINCOLN LOUD.

However, after I wrote the heroic qualities in the animated version, I don't know if the live-action version called "The Really Loud House" is also considered canon.

What do you think? Do you think I can create the proposal for both versions at the same time?

Hey Guys!

My name is Johan Alexis Sinisterra, I'm 20 years old, and I want to announce that I'm a new member of this Shonen Heroes wiki.

The reason I want to be first is because I've seen all of your work creating Hero-themed proposals in the franchise's multimedia (movies, anime, TV series, etc.).

So, I decided to join this community to help you with this page by creating my proposals, holding debates, and voting on characters to approve or reject inclusion in this fandom wiki, just for fun.

I have some English skills (I'm improving my reading and writing skills, but I'm not very fluent in speaking them, even though I'm taking an English course). I hope you'll accept me, so I'm doing my best to collaborate with you.

HAVE A NICE DAY, EVERYONE!

@Elmtree7945 can we make a case for some Faux Redemption VB or IH characters? SpongeBob is approved as a Shonen Hero, but falls under Faux Redemption, but that's only because he still stays On & Off, being mostly heroic.

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What if the Fake Tragic character is redeemed or is sympathetic otherwise?

Random question that popped in my mind, but which Shonen Heroes you guys think have the most noble goal overall? And what about the least noble?

Shinji is obviously a no-go here (in fact, I think he may even fit the ASP), Asuka doesn't meet enough of the basic traits IMO, Rei is pretty much her own archetype and Kaworu and Mari are more similar to a light novel hero and a shojo hero respectively to me. However, I'm still not sure entirely if the entire series should go under the drain or not.

Shouldn't there be a Wiki for both the Messianic/Satanic archetypes as well? I feel like both are pretty common archetypes in media to the point both could probably get their own wikis.

Some traits for the Messianic archetype would include:

- Heroic (self-explanatory)

- Idealistic (self-explanatory)

- Charismatic/Magnetic (Messianic archetypes conquer a large number of followers that believe in them)

- Symbolic (Messianic archetypes might represent most, if not all of the 7 Virtues)

- Forgiving (Messianic archetypes are open to forgiving their foes and often serve as a pillar for their redemption)

- Persecuted (Messianic archetypes may often be persecuted, whether due to their background or their views)

- Ressurected (whether it's a metaphorical ressurection or a literal one)

- Opposes a Satanic Archetype (self-explanatory)

As for the Satanic Archetype:

- Villainous (self-explanatory)

- Megalomaniacal (Satanic archetypes are obsessed with power)

- Charming/Charismatic (Satanic archetypes may put on a facade to cover their true intentions)

- Deal-Maker (Satanic archetypes often make deals, which are treated as deals with the devil)

- Symbolic (much like the Messianic archetypes, Satanic archetypes may represent most if not all of the 7 Deadly Sins)

- Corrupter (Satanic archetypes act as a corrupting influence, and encourage people to be worse)

- Fall From Grace (whether it's a metaphorical fall from grace or a literal one)

- Faces a Messianic archetype (self-explanatory)

Obviously there are probably a lot more traits but those are some of the ones that come to mind, what do you guys think?

Many Shōnen Heroes are often willing to risk their lives and desires to do the right thing, get back on their feet in spite of their failures and screaming out battle cries.

Basic

• Self-Sacrificing: A Shonen Hero is often willing to put itself in harm's way or make personal sacrifices for the greater good or to protect others.

• Resilient: A Shonen Hero is able to rise up from their failures and setbacks.

Bonus

• Has a Battle Cry: A Shonen Hero tends to yell out words or scream during a fight.

I realize that many Shonen Heroes are known for their street smarts, which help them navigate complex situations and outsmart their opponents.

Street-Smart: A Shonen Hero is capable of navigating difficult situations with practical knowledge and creativity.

@Ferrari Fan 488 @ACisNet999 @SpongeBob and VG Fan Do you think it should be added? Basic or Bonus?