As we grow up, our definition of what heroes are or who they are in our lives is modified. Some look up to their dads, some to their partners, and some even to political and socially-figures in their countries as life heroes. Meanwhile, there are those who take a more social definition of it and look at firefighters, at times the cops, and more importantly the soldiers fighting in wars to be members of the same group. But have a trip down memory lane, from 10-15 years ago and none of what has been said above would apply.
As kids, our world revolved around skilled, powerful, and masked men- ginormous or regular-sized, who wore jumpsuits of different colors. Thanks to the Japanese, we managed to find more than a simple pasttime but more reasons to shout out loud at home as our favorite characters transformed from being humans just like us. And thanks to my friend Niq’s post on her blog about MMPR, nostalgia got me digging up the past and scouring all over the net for photos most familiar to us and would easily remind us how much we loved these shows.
Mark Sanchez, USC QB, lifts the trophy.
