Hiro Protagonist the Fourth



From the comic, Archetype Academy:

Hiro Protagonist IV is the great-grandson of the founder of the Hiro Protagonist Academy for the Gifted, Special and Chosen. As such, he is "Big Man of Campus", whether he likes it or not.

Faculty members, such as Ms. Kstpslzyxk, all believe him to be The One. Each one proudly eager to be etched in the annals of history as one of the teachers of He Who Will Change The Multiverse! The student body seem determined to brand him a celebrity. The antagonists, bullies, mean girls and thugs all seem to be gunning to knock him down a peg... all Pro wants is to generally be left alone to complete his studies, leave school and settle down to a nice quite life as a mild-mannered reporter for a major metropolitan newspaper, or something... ANYTHING but to be The Most Important Being!!

Despite the extremely impressive set of skills that he's been taught since birth, "Pro", as his friends call him, has little desire to Change The Multiverse. Unfortunately, his family legacy seems to indicate that that is exactly what his future holds.

His friends, Sarah and Vinnie do their best to keep him mellow, but, even his new friend, Billie Mckannix, who hails from the far future, tells him tales of both his ancestors and descendents' accomplishments in both the hero and villain business that transcend time and space, and that Pro, himself, will have a HUGE destiny ahead of him, no matter what path he chooses!

All this stress and pressure seem to be slowly getting to the poor teenage Master of All That Is. He admires his best bud, Vinnie's, lazy ways, and how Sarah Sasquatch seems to be able to effortlessly eschew the 'Universal Role' that was picked out for her, and wishes that he could do the same.

Seeing that half his family are a proud line of Universal Samurai, and the other half are a ruthless clan of Galactic Ninja, even turning to the Dark Side isn't an option, as Pro is destined to have just as much chance of destroying all of reality as saving it. Either way - WAY too much "destiny" for the poor kid.