Superhero Genre

Identify the superhero archetype that is known for their strong sense of justice and moral code.

• Neutral Good

• Lawful Good

• Lawful Neutral

• Chaotic Evil

Explain the imperative often associated with superheroes to protect the innocent and uphold justice.

• Superheroes are often depicted with the imperative to destroy the innocent and uphold chaos.

• Superheroes are often depicted with the imperative to ignore the innocent and uphold injustice.

• Superheroes are often depicted with the imperative to harm the innocent and uphold corruption.

• Superheroes are often depicted with the imperative to protect the innocent and uphold justice as part of their moral code and mission.

Describe the tone commonly found in superhero stories, such as hope, darkness, or humor.

• Hope, darkness, humor

• Despair

• Silliness

• Gloom

Identify the superhero archetype that is characterized by their tragic backstory and desire for vengeance.

• Vengeful Knight

• Shadow Warrior

• Dark Avenger

• Grim Crusader

Recognize the superhero trope where a hero must overcome their own inner demons or flaws in order to succeed.

• The Protagonist's Conflict

• The Hero's Dilemma

• The Hero's Journey or The Internal Struggle

• The Villain's Struggle

Explain the imperative often associated with superheroes to never give up, even in the face of overwhelming odds.

• The imperative associated with superheroes to never give up, even in the face of overwhelming odds, is meant to inspire hope and resilience.

• Superheroes are known for surrendering easily in tough situations

• The imperative is to always give up when facing overwhelming odds

• It is common for superheroes to run away from challenges

Describe the tone commonly found in superhero stories, such as epic battles, personal struggles, or societal commentary.

• Cooking recipes

• Romantic love stories

• Alien invasions

• Epic battles, personal struggles, societal commentary

Recognize the superhero trope where a hero must sacrifice their own happiness or well-being for the greater good.

• The Hero's Sacrifice

• The Hero's Reward

• The Hero's Vacation

• The Hero's Celebration

Explain the imperative often associated with superheroes to protect the world from evil threats and supervillains.

• The imperative often associated with superheroes is to ignore evil threats

• The imperative often associated with superheroes is to destroy the world

• The imperative often associated with superheroes is to join forces with supervillains

• The imperative often associated with superheroes is to protect the world from evil threats and supervillains.

Discuss the common theme of redemption in superhero narratives. How do superheroes often seek redemption for their past mistakes or actions?

• Superheroes never seek redemption

• Superheroes seek redemption by pretending their mistakes never happened

• Superheroes seek redemption by acknowledging their mistakes and working to make amends

• Superheroes seek redemption by blaming others for their actions