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In order to be a great hero, you need courage. No matter if it is Superman or some random man who helped many people in his life, courage is a big part of being a hero.

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Robin is a hero because he is selfless and honest. He helps out, even though he is on the sidelines most of the time.

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Swamp Thing is a great hero because he is selfless. He helps out plant life for the sake of the Earth.

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Doctor Fate has great moral integrity. He helps people while using magic and spells to decide the fate of villains.

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Every hero needs to be selfless. Heroes need to be willing to help out, no matter the consequences.

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Heroes need strong moral integrity. Heroes need to know what is right from wrong and helping out, even when nobody is watching.

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Heroes are always inspirational. Heroes need to help for the greater good while also influencing others to do the right thing alongside them.

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Every hero needs to be honest. Honesty plays a huge role in today's society. Being honest as a hero is definitely needed.

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Achilles was born into royalty with his father, Peleus, being the King of the Myrmidons, and having an immortal mother who is a sea nymph named Thetis. Achilles was made invulnerable except for his heel by his mother after she dipped him in the River Styx as a child. One day, Achilles' father received an oracle that Achilles would die in the battle at Troy. In the first 9 years of war, Achilles took 12 cities around Troy. Once Achilles refused to serve in the war any further, he then was given armor by the god Hephaestus.

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Aeneas is the son of goddess, Aphrodite, and member of the royal line Anchises. He played a huge role in defending his city against the Greeks during the Trojan War. He then survived the Trojan War but was suspected in helping the Greeks in one way or another.

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Prometheus is the supreme trickster and a fire god who is believed to be the creator of mortals. He once tricked the god Zeus to take the bones and flesh of a sacrifice instead of the meat. In return, Zeus then hid fire from the mortals. Prometheus not only stole it back, but he also gave it to the mortals. One day, Zeus had gotten so furious at Prometheus that he had chained him down on a mountain and sent an eagle, daily, to eat his immortal liver.

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The Cerberus is the watchdog of the underworld who is said to have about 3 to 50 heads. He has snake heads sprouting from his back and a serpent tail. He eats anyone who tries to escape the kingdom of Hades (The Underworld) and refuses entry of living beings.

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Empusa is the daughter of the goddess Hecate and the spirit Mormo. She is said to seduce men and feast on their blood and flesh. She would also eat unsuspecting travelers and leave their bones on crossroads to frighten people. She is said to have a human form which looks like a young woman with flaming hair and brazen sandals but, she can also shape-shift into a Strix (owl) to travel faster at night. The only way to avoid getting attacked by Empusa is to insult her, in which she will let out a high pitched scream and run away to a hiding spot.

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The Charybdis and Scylla are two immortal sea monsters. Scylla is a female creature with 12 feet and 6 heads with long snake-like necks and three rows of shark-like teeth. At first, Scylla is said to have a human form but since has transformed due to jealousy and witchcraft. Charybdis however, is described to be a personified whirlpool.