Okay I'm pretty sure that everyone already knew this and I just noticed now.
One of the things that didn't make sense to me was Firm man suddenly loosing his powers. At the time we didn't really understand how trust worked and it didn't make sense to me why he would suddenly loose his powers since none of his fans stopped believing in him, I mean it wouldn't make sense why they would all together stop believing in him in the first place.
But now that we are in episode close to the last episode I get it now.
Heroes can choose to stop being heroes.
For example in Ahu's episode he didn't have any powers until he accepted that he could be a hero and accepted the girls power. (forgot her name.) And someone here has said that thsu implied that people can become heroes if they accept trust and belive in themselves to be a hero.
Since Heroes can accept being heroes then that means Heroes can stop being Heroes.
For Firm man he stayed being a Hero because he thought it was his responsibility to be a hero. Even when he started having problems with it he still held onto the belief that it was just the price of being a Hero. But once Wolf girl told Firm man to bring him him back, to bring back the fireman that saved her, and also realizing that she did all this to set hi free, he finally gave up the responsibility to be a Hero.
We can also use Lin Ling as an example, he was able to receive Nice's trust and be a hero because he believed that he was a hero, that he was Nice. But in episode 4 he gave up being Nice and got his identity back and became his own hero. He didn't give up being a Hero but he did give up being Nice.
Now you might be wondering why the Original Nice didn't give up being a Hero when he did have the choice to.
Simple. He didn't wnat yo give up being a Hero.
If you guys wtache the recent episodes I'm pretty sure you already knew.
Nice didn't give up being a Hero because he WANTED to be a hero. The whole reason he did the things that he did was because he wanted to be a hero, it was his dream. Even when he was becoming a victim he still didn't give up, fearing he won't be able to reach his dream.
Okay you might be asking why Ghostblade stayed a hero. Well, he just wanted to leave his old life and just be an assassin and since Rock was offering that he just accepted to be a hero. When his wife told him that he should leave the hero life he remembered his loud family and nearly panicked. So basically he stayed being hero to not go back to that life I guess. And I think he still stayed being a Hero after leaving his company because he wanted to beat the heck out of Nice for causing his daughter to be in a coma. (And maybe E-Soul/Yang Cheng.)













