TYPES
This hero starts from a disadvantage position but manages to overcome obstacles and achieve greatness.
Underdog
Deadpool is an example of what...
Anti-Hero
What step is the Ordinary World
One
The hero resists the call to adventure is called what?
Refusal of the Call
Lacks Traditional Heroic Qualities. Has flaws and engage in morally ambiguous actions and have cynical worldview
Anti-Hero
Represents the average person and is relatable to wide audience.
Everyman Hero
Anakin Skywalker is an example of this...
Tragic Hero
What step is Call to Adventure
Two
The Hero leaves their comfort zone is called what...
Crossing the First Threshold.
Hero is initially unwilling to take on heroic responsibilities but is eventually compelled by circumstances to step up.
Reluctant Hero
Often apart of ancient myths and legends, embodying cultural beliefs and values.
Mythic Hero
Name and example for Epic Hero...
Beowulf
What step is Return with the Elixir
Twelve
Approach to the Inner Most Cave is what step...
Seven.
Characterized by their complexity and inner turmoil. Often have dark past, brooding demeanor, and conflicted between their own desires and a sense of morality.
Byronic Hero
Often found in comic books and modern literature, possess superhuman abilities or advanced technology.
Superhero
Name a Folk Hero Example...
Robin Hood
What step is Ordeal
Eight
The Final Hurdle is reached at this step...
Resurrection, Step 11.
Character who possess admirable qualities but also has a fatal flaw that usually leads to their downfall.
Tragic Hero
These heroes are based on real historical or legendary figures and are celebrated for their courageous actions.
Folk Hero
Name a Mythic Hero Example...
Hercules / Greek Mythology Gods
Six
A teacher arrives is what step...(name and step number)...
Meeting the Mentor, Step 4.
A larger than life character found in epic poems and tales.
Epic Hero