« In season three, Micah's life gets even shittier, if you can believe it. During his mother's viewing before the funeral, a woman identical to her in every way comes in and introduces herself as Tracy Strauss. Of course, this woman wasn't his mother, no matter how much Micah wanted to believe it was her. But since he's logical, he quickly realizes this woman isn't Niki, she's just her long lost identical sister. And she's come to New Orleans in order to ask a favor of Micah. So he does Tracy a favor, and sends her along her way, and goes back to living his depressing life in New Orleans. But then the government goes crazy and starts taking people with powers, and destroying lives. Thanks for that, Nathan Petrelli. So he runs off from home and forms the identity of Rebel, and uses his technopathy to hack into government computers and cell phones. He helps Sylar out, and gets Claire Bennet to help others, and forms an underground railroad of sorts known as "Ellen". Not many people ever find out that he's Rebel, and he continues fighting against the government and unfair treatment of specials to this day.
« Since the writers are dicks, Micah never showed up in season four. And since they got themselves canceled, we'll never see him again. Which is sad, because he's the only one on the show with a brain.
Personality: Micah is your typical twelve year old boy, in the fact that he loves video games, computers, and comic books. He loves his parents dearly, and is in that phase of his life where he's in between childhood and becoming a teenager. He is a very curious little thing, and is always questioning the way things work and society itself. He knows a lot more about life than he lets on, and a great deal more than other kids his age do. He is incredibly mature for his age, and is usually the one that takes care of others. He's had to grow up with a dad that was in jail, and a mom that had multiple personalities and earned money by killing people or showing off her body over a webcam. He knows life isn't fair, and doesn't expect it to be, but he's still young enough to believe that if he was a hero or stronger he could change things.
He doesn't always see things in black and white, although he often does revert back to archetypes that he sees in his comic books and games, such as good versus evil. He is highly intelligent, and is in advanced classes at school, due to the fact he'd get quickly bored and neglect classwork in his regular level classes. He is gifted with the ability of technopathy, meaning he can communicate with machines. He can speak to them, even, and uses that fact to his advantage. He can get as much money as he wants from ATMs, and can get computers do to whatever he wants. Because of this, Micah is very much so an expert hacker. He can get into any information, anywhere, unless there is someone who has super-mega-ultra-highly encrypted something. And even then, he could probably get into it with a lot of hard work. But just because he can hack doesn't mean he will, since he was raised to have manners and is a very polite little thing.
He is very independent, and is used to doing things for himself, and being at home alone for days at a time. He knows how to cook and clean, and lie to adults who question him. He had to lie a lot growing up, so he wouldn't be taken away from his mom. But now that both of his parents are dead, Micah's a slightly depressed little guy who just wants a fresh start at life. Family was the most important thing to him, and now that his family is gone and he's an orphan, he doesn't see any reason to stick around with his extended family. He's tired of his cousin Damon and just wants to do his own thing. He figures he's pretty grown up now, and truth be told, he actually is a lot more ready to be out on his own than most any adult that you'll meet. He's young so he can still be easily manipulated at times, but he is very self-reliant and mature, two very valuable skills since he's been out living out on his own.
Micah Sanders « Heroes
« Since the writers are dicks, Micah never showed up in season four. And since they got themselves canceled, we'll never see him again. Which is sad, because he's the only one on the show with a brain.
Personality: Micah is your typical twelve year old boy, in the fact that he loves video games, computers, and comic books. He loves his parents dearly, and is in that phase of his life where he's in between childhood and becoming a teenager. He is a very curious little thing, and is always questioning the way things work and society itself. He knows a lot more about life than he lets on, and a great deal more than other kids his age do. He is incredibly mature for his age, and is usually the one that takes care of others. He's had to grow up with a dad that was in jail, and a mom that had multiple personalities and earned money by killing people or showing off her body over a webcam. He knows life isn't fair, and doesn't expect it to be, but he's still young enough to believe that if he was a hero or stronger he could change things.
He doesn't always see things in black and white, although he often does revert back to archetypes that he sees in his comic books and games, such as good versus evil. He is highly intelligent, and is in advanced classes at school, due to the fact he'd get quickly bored and neglect classwork in his regular level classes. He is gifted with the ability of technopathy, meaning he can communicate with machines. He can speak to them, even, and uses that fact to his advantage. He can get as much money as he wants from ATMs, and can get computers do to whatever he wants. Because of this, Micah is very much so an expert hacker. He can get into any information, anywhere, unless there is someone who has super-mega-ultra-highly encrypted something. And even then, he could probably get into it with a lot of hard work. But just because he can hack doesn't mean he will, since he was raised to have manners and is a very polite little thing.
He is very independent, and is used to doing things for himself, and being at home alone for days at a time. He knows how to cook and clean, and lie to adults who question him. He had to lie a lot growing up, so he wouldn't be taken away from his mom. But now that both of his parents are dead, Micah's a slightly depressed little guy who just wants a fresh start at life. Family was the most important thing to him, and now that his family is gone and he's an orphan, he doesn't see any reason to stick around with his extended family. He's tired of his cousin Damon and just wants to do his own thing. He figures he's pretty grown up now, and truth be told, he actually is a lot more ready to be out on his own than most any adult that you'll meet. He's young so he can still be easily manipulated at times, but he is very self-reliant and mature, two very valuable skills since he's been out living out on his own.