Heroes (TV series)/Ho Yay: Difference between revisions

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** That is perhaps the most disorganized, ridiculous flow-chart I've even seen. Describes Heroes in a nutshell.

* Peter and Nathan Petrelli are much more touchy-feely than a pair of American brothers would usually be. That's all I'm saying...

** And that in their very first meeting, Mohinder remarks on Sylar's brown eyes, while Sylar compliments Mohinder's coat.

* Hiro and Ando are the sort of partners who go everywhere together--literally, to a certain extent.

'''Ando''': Yes. It is how we roll. }}

* And Claude sure does like to beat Peter up with a large stick, which isn't symbolic at all.

** In volume 5 {{spoiler|when Hiro is put on trial (it's all in his head) for misusing his powers, he says it was "For family *looks towards Kaito* and friends *looks towards Ando* and love *looks towards Adam*."}}

** Anyone else find it kind of odd that {{spoiler|Adam was still calling Hiro by his pet name despite the fact Hiro just put him [[Fate Worse Than Death|six feet under]]}}?

* The season 3 episode "Eris Quod Sum" throws Claire/Elle a few bones. The biggest one has to be when the two of them actually form a truce and travel to Pinehearst together by plane. Elle (who's suffering from lack of control over her powers) has a bit of a freak out and almost sends the plane spiraling downward with her electrical charges. Claire tells her to dump all the excess electricity into her since [[Healing Factor|it won't harm her]] and she does so by ''holding her hand.'' Once the trouble passes, they breathe a sigh of relief, notice they're still holding each other's hands and immediately let go.

* In the online commentary for one of the later episodes of the second season, Sendhil Ramamurthy comments that his character Mohinder and Peter look as if they are about to kiss after meeting {{spoiler|for the first time in several years (this being the alternate future).}}

** This is actually the product of [[They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot]]. Notice how he mentions one of the surnames he took on during those 400 years was "Sanders," and how Angela's dream showed Adam rescued by Niki Sanders' sister, Tracy.

* ...more [[Ho Yay]] from "Eris Quod Sum":

'''Peter''': [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|I wasn't going to leave you.]] }}

* The Peter and Sylar [[Ho Yay]] got more obvious with Peter going inside Sylar's mind and being trapped the dream world with him for years (hours in reality) complete with arguing in each other's faces and innuendo-laced conversations. You can imagine what they might have done to pass the time aside from hitting that brick wall. Once they break out of the dream-world, Sylar asks if it was real and Peter only offers a small smile. Eli then shows up to stop them from helping Emma and apologizes for breaking up "the love fest".

** In the season finale "Brave New World",a shocked and very unamused Parkman confronts them on how they escaped Sylar's mental prison and they simply reply ''in unison'', "It's a long story".

** Peter even tugs Sylar by the arm as they leave for New York, and the two of them share a look when they arrive at Central Park. Sylar then gives Peter a reassuring pat on the chest at the carnival before they split up to find Samuel and Emma. Let's just say that "The Wall" and "Brave New World" were just rife with the [[Foe Yay]]-turned-[[Ho Yay]] for these two.

** They have another encounter in Sylar's prison cell and both just happened to be wearing only very thin pants.

* In "Building 26", we meet an Indian woman who runs a store with her best (female) friend, and tries (successfully) to get out of an arranged marriage. She even tells her grandfather that perhaps "a traditional marriage is not my destiny", while making significant eyes at her partner. Many of the fans have drawn the obvious conclusions from this.

* Sylar has recently picked up a Sylar wannabe on his seasonal road trip, Luke, who hero worships him, tries to impress him (in a teenage boy kind of way), and keeps making sexy time eyes at him. {{spoiler|Sylar is not totally annoyed by this- after ditching Luke to government agents in ''Building 26'', he goes back to get the agents' gear and rescues Luke as an afterthought.}}

* From the Volume 4 finale:

** Noah and Sandra have divorced. Matt has actually repaired his marriage, but we don't know how long that's going to last.

*** {{spoiler|It's not going so well, due to... uh, do yourself a favor and just watch. The [[Dork Age]] is ''over.''}}

** Link? Pretty please? ;)

** Here you go! The entire series in an the NBC website, but here's the part with the three-way fun times:

* What about Samuel and Saylor? This Tropers believes that there was a lot of tension between them.

 

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