This world does not have super powers or heroes, no one knows that the Super Seven are just a group of hypocrites. In other words, they are just an actor to achieve their own personality. Will an extremely commoditized hero really be a hero? Or it's just flies that smelled bad.
They are the protagonists of the city, use their own power, possess pumps and power, and the sun is always shining in front of the camera. They are former idols. They have everything that ordinary people desire and become ordinary people's dreams. Under power, what are ordinary people in their eyes? Ants or a tool to ask for something?
What is the difference between them and super villains? In a sense, the difference is not big, the only difference is power.
The master didn't kill because he felt that killing would distinguish him from the villain. The punisher kills to avenge the sin, and he is the real vengeful ghost. Both are ordinary people but are called heroes. They faced a stronger opponent but faced difficulties, and ordinary people didn't even know about them. There is a saying in my hero academy, which probably means "the so-called hero is that the body has already acted before the mind has thought." The hero is to protect rather than pursue the maximization of interests and the optimization of the image. Spider-Man is hacked by the Horn Daily, but he also saved the entire train of people. The famous Playboy of Iron Man, but also knows the sacrifice. But what about the villains, who are lost in their power and call themselves gods in front of mortals. Is there any difference between their power and heroes? The answer is no, they are just out of control. Why does Marvel have the Aegis and DC has the Eye of Heaven? They are just a group of people who symbolize good and let the power be used under the system. What happens if ordinary people suddenly have power? Venom is a good example. Eddie gains the power to become a villain. Venom helps but at the same time only magnifies the evil thoughts in his heart. Why is Little Spider okay, because Uncle Ben’s death taught him how to use power, and Tony taught him how to become a hero. Almost every hero will lose an important person and an important thing to grow into a real hero, because it allows them to learn how to use power.
To be honest, no one in the film can be said to be a hero. Starlight is not, and Maeve is not. Even though they have been shaken, they have lost the spirit of being a hero. They are more like ordinary people with power, fear and shrink back. At the same time, the people in the black robes are not good people in the absolute sense, and the boys cannot be understood as bad boys. After all, their rebellion symbolizes right, good, and correct totems. They stand on their own ground and speak out, using their own strength to seek change.
Heroes are not the eyes of everyone, just like in the movie, each of you is a hero, as long as you stand in the right position and do the right thing in your heart.
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