THE SHOWRUNNER, originally wanted different heros for each seasons, and thats probably one of its many faults, they listened to much to fans, and gave fan service,.
yea the later seasons had different Superpowers, which is probably the point to keep the show interesting. heros became what supernatural, did gave fan service and it sucked ever since.
I also notice GEN V s2, ripped off multiple scenes from the gifted show(x-men) too. poor execution, basically the part where reeva paige was training the mutants was copy and paste verbatim by GEN V training scene, even down to “if you dont like you can go back to where you came from”. even down to reeva paige/goldokin(superpower cancelling abilities her infrasonic scream, and goldolkins"negation abilities)(minus the fact the gifted had some pretty OP mutants comparatively to gen v)
THE SHOWRUNNER, originally wanted different heros for each seasons, and thats probably one of its many faults, they listened to much to fans, and gave fan service,.
Oh, wow. That explains so much. Every season of Heroes after the first feels like every character had a traumatic personality altering head injury.
The later seasons of the show would have made much more sense if they had changed actors each season.
yea the later seasons had different Superpowers, which is probably the point to keep the show interesting. heros became what supernatural, did gave fan service and it sucked ever since.
I also notice GEN V s2, ripped off multiple scenes from the gifted show(x-men) too. poor execution, basically the part where reeva paige was training the mutants was copy and paste verbatim by GEN V training scene, even down to “if you dont like you can go back to where you came from”. even down to reeva paige/goldokin(superpower cancelling abilities her infrasonic scream, and goldolkins"negation abilities)(minus the fact the gifted had some pretty OP mutants comparatively to gen v)