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The San Peoples Land

 * Takezo Kensei is a Bushido Samurai warrior from the 17th century whom Hiro refers to many times.
 * Robogirl is a character from Hiro's favorite manga series by the same name. She is a female robot with weapons for hands. According to Hiro, she resembles Charlie in a lot of ways.
 * Tami Oyoki is referred to as the girl who came close to having a relationship with Hiro in the past. She was Kimiko's best friend and was only nice to Hiro because he was "her friend's geeky little brother".
 * Miyoki Akayawa was a girl Hiro had asked out in the past but was rejected.
 * Barbie Travis was a waitress at the Burnt Toast diner in 1976. She was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Merle Eckels. Hiro meets her in person when he accidentally teleports to that time and also witnesses Merle's execution for the murder.
 * Aunt Erika is Charlie's aunt whom she is close to. She was Charlie's guardian as she was growing up and has also worked at the Burnt Toast Diner.


 * Hiro Nakamura has ability to stop time and travel through time and space. He has yet to gain control of latter ability. He gets sidetracked from his mission to save the world and goes back in time six months to save Charlie.
 * Charlene “Charlie” Andrews has an eidetic memory and is a waitress at the Burnt Toast Diner. She plans to one day travel around the world.
 * Lloyd is a cop who regularly comes to the Burnt Toast Diner. He and Charlie have dated in the past and he shows feelings for her and bullies Hiro.
 * Lynette is the manager of the Burnt Toast Diner.
 * Bob is the chef at the Burnt Toast Diner.
 * Mr. Roitz is the landlord of Hiro's apartment.
 * PJ is an employee at a comic bookstore at the mall. Hiro can't talk to Ando without breaking the space time continuum, so he makes friends with PJ.
 * Ando Masahashi is Hiro's best friend that works with him at Yamagato Industiries.
 * Sylar referred to as The Brain Man: a serial killer that takes people's abilities by cutting their head open.
 * Molly Walker makes a minor appearance at the Los Angeles Zoo where Hiro teleports by accident.
 * James Walker is another victim of Sylar. Hiro accidentally teleports to a morgue and sees his body. He is the father of Molly Walker.

The San Peoples Land 2
Heroes Evolutions is a digital extension of the NBC series Heroes that explores the Heroes universe. It was originally entitled Heroes 360 Experience but the name was changed for Season 2.[1]

Heroes Evolutions was activated on January 19, 2007,[2] the day when episode 12, "Godsend," was first aired in the United States. Viewers can investigate clues from the show on this official website, which incorporates aspects of an alternate reality game. Heroes Evolutions also incorporates the show's weekly graphic novels, which began being published on the show's website each Tuesday on September 26, 2006.[3]

In an interview at the 2007 Wizard World in Los Angeles, co-executive producer and writer Jesse Alexandersaid that all the stories in the experience "connect with the show" and provide participants with real spoilers. He went on to say that this current version is a dry run for an even bigger experience in the works for next year.[4]

Heroes Evolutions has had 48 million page views as of March 22, 2007, plus over 27 million video downloads.[5]On May 14, 2007, the program was renewed for the second season.[6]

On September 13, 2008, Heroes Evolutions received a Creative Arts Emmy for Interactive Media Programming: Interactive Fiction.[7]

As of November 8, 2008, during the show's third season, Heroes Evolutions began releasing iStory content: interactive stories that sometimes allow the reader to shape what happens in the story. The first iStory volume, "Friend or Foe", allowed readers to participate in two sides of the same story that parallel Volume Three of Heroes. Two chapters were released simultaneously each week, with each chapter allowing readers to play as a character hired by one side of the story, choosing some of that character's actions.[8] Chapters of subsequent volumes, "The Private"[9] and "The Agent",[10] have only been released a single chapter at a time.