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To Be Hero X 

The story takes place in a world where people’s beliefs can create and change superheroes. If you don’t believe that Superman can fly, then he would lose his ability to fly. When you believe that an ordinary man has some kind of power and as long as there are enough people to believe it, a new superhero can be born. So in this world, people’s beliefs can be counted statistically, and these statistics can be reflected on their wrists. “X To Be Hero X” tells how an ordinary people can be socially recognized and become a superhero. The story shapes a number of outstanding and capable characters with different styles, and shows a heroic world full of surprises and novelties.
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The story takes place in a world where people’s beliefs can create and change superheroes. If you don’t believe that Superman can fly, then he would lose his ability to fly. When you believe that an ordinary man has some kind of power and as long as there are enough people to believe it, a new superhero can be born. So in this world, people’s beliefs can be counted statistically, and these statistics can be reflected on their wrists. “X To Be Hero X” tells how an ordinary people can be socially recognized and become a superhero. The story shapes a number of outstanding and capable characters with different styles, and shows a heroic world full of surprises and novelties.

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Genre:Animation, Action
Directed By:Li Haoling
Written By:Li Haoling
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Runtime:6 minutes
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