History WMG / Heroman

[[WMG: Heroman is an AU of Franchise/SpiderMan.]]

[[WMG: Joey is a [[Franchise/XMen mutant]].]]

* Joey is Gwen's kindness and barrier powers, plus XLR8, and the Omnitrix.

[[WMG: Minami will try to point out him and Joey are NotSoDifferent.]]

[[WMG: Heroman is a VideoGame/{{Persona}}]]

[[WMG: Heroman is an AU of {{Spider-Man}}.]]

Getting struck by lightning awoke the power within '''JO'''ey '''JO'''nes. He's a bit in denial about himself, though, so it inhabited his idealized "heroic self", the robot he had just repaired. The Big Glowing "Do Anything" Buttons are his distancing himself from his inward self; as opposed to directly controlling his own will. This will change with time.
* The reason it's visible to others is because it's possessing a physical object.

It would explain how incredibly DangerouslyGenreSavvy they are.

Why else would Joey be interested in action figures/toy robots despite being old enough for a part time job? Simple, the Wii, PS3 and 360 do not exist to play videogames ([[CrapsackWorld PC gaming never caught on either]]), so action figures/toy robots stayed popular in the teenage male demographic. If this is the case, heybo's are probably made by the equivalent of Microsoft, seeing as the PS3 and Wii aren't nearly American enough to make someone with the colour scheme of Heroman, and they both have white as a main colour. Heybos are the equivalent of Xbox 360s, [[spoiler: Heroman always makes that pose with the glowing red ring, now you know why]].

[[WMG: Joey is a [[Franchise/{{X-Men}} mutant]].]]

[[WMG: ReignTheConqueror Happened on the Skrugg's Homeworld]]

[[WMG: Joey is a [[XMen mutant]].]]

[[WMG: Heroman takes place in the same universe as the [[VideoGame/EarthboundZero Mother]] series, 20 years after Earthbound.]]

[[WMG: Heroman is a {{Persona}}]]