Types of Heroes T-V

An alphabetical listing of heroes by type.

T

 * Teachers: Heroes who dedicate their lives to educating others.
 * Tech-Users: Heroes who regularly use technology to help them face evil.
 * Teenage Heroes: Heroes between 13 and 19.
 * Telekinetics: Heroes who have the power to move objects with their mind.
 * Telepaths: Heroes who possess the psychic power to read others minds and communicate mentally.
 * Teleporters: Heroes who can move from place to place by thought.
 * Terrorists: An extreme form of anti-heroes, ones who are willing to cross into outright terrorism for good.
 * The Chosen One: A Hero destined to perform a deed of great heroism.
 * The Hero: The specific main hero and often protagonist of the story.
 * The Icon: The hero, who is considered the principle of heroism in universe.
 * The Messiah: Similiar to the chosen one, this type of hero is destined to save all mankind. They exist to bring redemption to all, even sometimes the villain.
 * Thrill-Seekers: Heroes who not only embrace the dangers but enjoy them to.
 * Tigers: Heroes who either are or are like Tigers.
 * Time-Travellers: Heroes who travel through time.
 * Titular Heroes: Heroes who are mentioned in the title.
 * Tomboys: Female heroes, who are in touch with their masucline side.
 * Toys: A Hero who is (initially) a toy.
 * Tragic Heroes: Heroes who are doomed to misery due to a fatal flaw they possess, or alternatively simply heroes whose lives are tragic.
 * Traitor: Heroes who have betrayed others, normally an evil organization they once pleged allegance to before realizing who they were.
 * Transformed Heroes: Heroes who change into a different kind of being down to magic.
 * Trap Masters: A hero with an apptitude for building traps.
 * Trash-Talking Heroes: A hero who is not above mocking, insulting or even taunting the villain.
 * Tricksters: Heroes who use trickery and deception to overcome opponents.
 * Tritagonists: The third most important hero in the story.
 * Troublemakers: A hero who causes trouble, either by accident or intentionally.
 * Tsundere: Heroes who start of abusive towards their allies, but redeem themselves eventually.
 * Turtles: A hero who is or has qualities of a turtle.
 * Twins: Heroes who have a sibling who is a twin, be they identical, non-identical or fraternal.

U

 * Umbrakinetic Heroes: Heroes who utilize the power of Darkness.
 * Undead Heroes: Heroes who are caught in between life and death.
 * Unwanted Heroes: A Hero who is despised and unwanted by the society they try and save. Often due to misunderstanding and paranoia.

V

 * Vampires: Heroes who despite being bloodsucking creatures, fight for good.
 * Vegetation Heroes: A Hero who is (at least part) a plant.
 * Vehicular Heroes: A Hero who uttalises a vehicle to help perform good.
 * Victims: A hero who is the victim of the villain(s).
 * Vigilante: Heroes who take the law into there own hands, and try and do good outside the law.
 * Villain's Crush: A hero who is the object of the villains desires.
 * Villain's Descendant: A hero, whose ansestor is a villain.
 * Villains turned to the Good Side: A hero who started off the villain, but changed sides along the way and became a good person.
 * Virtually Resourceful: A hero who it is neccessary for them to continue existing.