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| rdfs:comment | - Heroman 「ヒーローマン Hīrōman?」 es un manga creado en conjunto por Stan Lee y Bones y publicado en la Monthly Shōnen Gangan de septiembre de 2009 a enero de 2012. Una adaptación al anime producida por Bones se emitió de abril de 2010 a septiembre de 2010 contando con 25 episodios.
- Heroman(ヒーローマンHīrōman, stylized as HEROMAN) is a manga and anime produced by Bones and created by Marvel Comics' Stan Lee. The manga is published in Monthly Shōnen Gangan and began serialization in September 2009, whilst the anime series premiered on April 1, 2010, on TV Tokyo and related stations. Stan Lee came up with the series' basic plot, referring to the series and character as "a new hero for the 21st century". Broadcast of Heroman in the United States is currently being planned by Lee and producer Masahiko Minami.
- Imagine if, instead of getting bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker acquired the controls for Giant Robo. Heroman, which debuted in spring 2010, is the result of Stan Lee working with Bones to create a manga and anime that can best be described as Giant Robo meets The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot IN AMERICA!. Generic American Joey lives in Los Angeles, California Center City, West Coast USA. It's Twenty Minutes Into the Future, as humanoid robotics are the rage for those who have the money to buy them. Joey is not one of these people, and works as a part-order cook when not getting pushed around by The Bully. Joey is pretty much accepting the modern ennui of having no power in life; when a number of surprising things happen.
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| abstract | - Heroman 「ヒーローマン Hīrōman?」 es un manga creado en conjunto por Stan Lee y Bones y publicado en la Monthly Shōnen Gangan de septiembre de 2009 a enero de 2012. Una adaptación al anime producida por Bones se emitió de abril de 2010 a septiembre de 2010 contando con 25 episodios.
- Heroman(ヒーローマンHīrōman, stylized as HEROMAN) is a manga and anime produced by Bones and created by Marvel Comics' Stan Lee. The manga is published in Monthly Shōnen Gangan and began serialization in September 2009, whilst the anime series premiered on April 1, 2010, on TV Tokyo and related stations. Stan Lee came up with the series' basic plot, referring to the series and character as "a new hero for the 21st century". Broadcast of Heroman in the United States is currently being planned by Lee and producer Masahiko Minami.
- Imagine if, instead of getting bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker acquired the controls for Giant Robo. Heroman, which debuted in spring 2010, is the result of Stan Lee working with Bones to create a manga and anime that can best be described as Giant Robo meets The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot IN AMERICA!. Generic American Joey lives in Los Angeles, California Center City, West Coast USA. It's Twenty Minutes Into the Future, as humanoid robotics are the rage for those who have the money to buy them. Joey is not one of these people, and works as a part-order cook when not getting pushed around by The Bully. Joey is pretty much accepting the modern ennui of having no power in life; when a number of surprising things happen. 1.
* The Bully's friend screws up his robot really badly, breaking it and throwing it away. Joey picks it up and tries to fix it; dubbing it "Heroman". 2.
* Lina, sympathetic classmate of Joey's and Generic American Cheerleader, becomes a Distressed Damsel. 3.
* Joey and Heroman get struck by lightning, transforming Heroman into a Humongous Mecha and Joey into The Kid with the Remote Control. Joey via Heroman rescues his classmate, who isn't conscious to realize what is going on. 4.
* While struggling to think about what to do with great power, aliens invade Earth. ....Yeah, we've got the tropes coming rapid-fire. Now has a character sheet in need of tropes. You can read an entertaining recap blog here.
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