This is the character sheet for Hero Material.
Detective Noir
"Wipe that stupid smirk off your face, will you?"
- All There in the Manual: His last name "Noir" was revealed in a character popularity poll in December 2012.
- Trigger-Happy: His first reaction to seeing Azrael is to instantly pull out a gun and fire repeatedly.
- Unreliable Narrator: His Private Eye Monologue more often contradicts the actual events taking place on-screen than not, and it continuously paints him in better light than in reality.
King Arthur of Camelot
- Authority Equals Asskicking: Despite being a good 20-30 years older than other heroes, he can still lay the smack down as everyone else.
- The Chosen One: Tries to invoke this to claim the title of the leader among the group of heroes. Others don't buy it.
- Dual Wielding: Can fight with Excalibur in one hand, the Sword in the Stone in the other.
- Expressive Shirt: The Sun emblem on his armour changes according to surrounding events.
- Funetik Aksent: Interesting variation: King Arthur speaks Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe complete with different font and big, ornated initial letters.
- Leader Wannabe: Tries unsuccessfully to use his authority as the king over the other heroes.
Sarge
- Art Evolution: During the gap between Hero Material and the sequel he lost the eyepatch that was barely visible anyway and his uniform became more detailed and realistic.
- Expy: Looks like The Soldier's twin brother, though is much more competent and somewhat more level-headed.
- Hidden Eyes: We never see his eyes thanks to his a few sizes too big helmet.
- Oral Fixation: He is almost always seen chewing on some kind of straw.
Heracles
- Art Evolution: His whole attire was redesigned between Hero Material and the sequel. He also grew a beard.
- Boisterous Bruiser: Not to quite the extent of Captain Obvious, though.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: His toga only goes over one shoulder, and his wrist braces look different in each hand.
- Improbable Weapon User: Sometimes prefers beating others with his shield.
- Mundane Fantastic: Nobody seems to pay any special attention to the man in a toga who appeared carrying a three-headed dog.
- Public Domain Character: Originates from Greek Mythology.
Captain Obvious
"Well, it seems like I have been teleported into another dimension!"
- Chest Insignia: Has a large "O" printed on the chest of his suit. Given the colouring it looks like a huge bullseye.
- Clark Kenting: His secret identity, which consists of fake moustache and glasses on top of his regular mask.
- Flying Brick: Fits the trope without actually being able to fly.
- Lightning Bruiser: His Super-Strength combined with Super-Speed.
- Phrase Catcher: "Thank you, Captain Obvious!"
- Secret-Identity Identity: The way he dons his secret identity on top of his mask makes it seem like that his alter ego is the mask and that Captain Obvious is his true identity.
Guitar Hero
"Saving the world is not part of my gig repertoire."
- No Name Given: The name "Guitar Hero" comes from his concept art in deviantArt.
- Wrong Genre Savvy: Realizes very early on that he is not real Hero Material, so he decides to let the other heroes go on their way and focus on composing music. This would have been a perfectly reasonable solution if he had not decided to do this while in Hell.
Archangel Azrael
- Puny Humans: The way he speaks to the heroes seems sometimes very belittling.
Fawste the Victorious
"Unfortunately I must insist that you stay here... FOREVER."
- BFS: His weapon of choice is a sword thrice his size.
- Faux Affably Evil: His politeness only carries as far as he is not opposed.
- Love Makes You Evil: His ultimate motive is to take over the afterlife in order to find his dead lover.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Fawsté the Juggernaut
- One-Handed Zweihänder: He wields his ridiculously large sword with only one arm. Extra points for the fact that he is capable of doing this despite being about the only hero in the cast without the needed muscular body type.
