As the pop of pink energy fades, you look over your costume in the mirror. Knowing that style without substance means very little, you've also chosen design features that amplify your Powers.
Truth be told, you'd have been able to afford your hero license way sooner if you hadn't spent so much money on your most-prized upgrade:
This offensive upgrade allows you to fly at normal speeds without lowering your Power Level, an invaluable resource while in the field.
As you, Rush, stand there in your perfect costume and with all of your intentions set, you realize that you're finally ready to start your hero career.
But becoming a legendary hero means more to you than just fulfilling your own dreams—it's also about redeeming the Pt name. You have one ultimate goal: to become an A-list hero and reveal to Millennia City that you are actually The Sound and The Fury's child.
You know that achieving this level of success is the only way to restore honor to your parents and redeem your family's legacy in the hero world.
And because it's so important to your end goal, one central question constantly plagues you: In your rise to become a Legend, is it more important to focus on achieving fame or upholding justice?