Heroes Volume 4 : Fugitives

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Sylar has always seemed immune to attack since acquiring Claire's ability. Maybe the same thing happened when he had the glass in the back of his head (end of Villains), or he's simply evolved past it so that he really can never be killed.

I'm guessing he can't be killed that way again.

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Sylar has always seemed immune to attack since acquiring Claire's ability. Maybe the same thing happened when he had the glass in the back of his head (end of Villains), or he's simply evolved past it so that he really can never be killed.

I'm guessing he can't be killed that way again.

And that doesn't make sense at all. No one is truly immortal.

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What happened ro the "learning girl" with ipod? I forgot, did she die in that fire?

No she's one of the MIA characters, she's still around just not on our screens, they said they might address her status in the GN over the summer.

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More Finale Promo Photos! (Maybe Spoilery)

I am thinking now Matt shuts Sylar down? could he do that?

Possible... and Matt will also die in order to keep Sylar locked, I think maybe a possiblity is Matt stealing Sylar's conscious from his body and then just lights off everything

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Possible... and Matt will also die in order to keep Sylar locked, I think maybe a possiblity is Matt stealing Sylar's conscious from his body and then just lights off everything

Really? I haven't heard anything about Greg being the one that will die. I hope he isn't the one to go as he is one of the "good" characters. Plus now he has a kid so more of a reason to keep him.

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Really? I haven't heard anything about Greg being the one that will die. I hope he isn't the one to go as he is one of the "good" characters. Plus now he has a kid so more of a reason to keep him.

Yeah I doubt Matt will die, he said recently he will do something that will be so dark it will change him and the show forever

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I've heard that Heroes' Volume 4 ends with a major death. Any tease? ? Eric

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TIM: You're half-right. Of course, not everyone who dies stays dead. Except those who do. Also, look for one character to make a splashy return in Volume 5.

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I'm just gonna throw it out there, my guess is that HRG dies. I figure most people think it will be Nathan so the writers will twist on us and pop HRG.

I agree. I think HRG will be the one who dies. Think about it, if Nathan dies and Sylar takes over as Nathan, they really aren't losing the actor who plays Nathan are they? They said this will be perm and no return etc, so my guess is HRG croaks. Plus, while Claire may love Nathan and all, the way Sylar says Claire isn't gonna like this, sounds more like HRG to me than Nathan.

I also can't wait to see how they lead into Volume 5 with this new big bad woman. Should be interesting to see.

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I agree. I think HRG will be the one who dies. Think about it, if Nathan dies and Sylar takes over as Nathan, they really aren't losing the actor who plays Nathan are they? They said this will be perm and no return etc, so my guess is HRG croaks. Plus, while Claire may love Nathan and all, the way Sylar says Claire isn't gonna like this, sounds more like HRG to me than Nathan.

I also can't wait to see how they lead into Volume 5 with this new big bad woman. Should be interesting to see.

What if Sylar is the one to die? It would make things easier since peter and hiro are less powerful, but Sylar is still getting stronger. No one can beat him. Maybe Matt breaks his mind and Sylar's body just lives on forever. He would make an excellent organ donor!

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