Hero with J
Folklore winter spirit; hero in Rise of the Guardians.
Fictional spy hero 007 from films and novels.
Pirate hero from Pirates of the Caribbean films.
Marvel private-eye superhero with super strength.
Action hero hitman from the John Wick movies.
Action-film star; real-life hero known for charity.
Super-baby from The Incredibles (Jack-Jack Parr).
WWE star and actor; real-life hero granting wishes.
Tony Stark's AI assistant; helps Avengers, later Vision.
Marvel telepathic mutant, X‑Men heroine from comics
French heroine-saint who led armies in 1400s.
Marvel patriotic hero allied with Captain America.
X-Men mutant hero, fireworks-like energy powers.
Spy thriller hero from Ludlum novels and films.
Filipino national hero, writer and reformist.
Name of several comic-book heroes with powers.
Boy-genius hero from the animated TV series.
Robin/Red Hood from DC, complex antihero.
Roman goddess and heroic figure in mythology.
- john f kennedy
Princess Jasmine, brave Disney heroine from Aladdin
Jotaro Kujo, Stand‑using hero from JoJo’s
First JoJo, heroic vampire‑fighting gentleman
2nd US president, key hero of American founding
First Flash in DC Comics, Golden Age speedster
Modern action hero from Lee Child novels
Baseball legend who broke MLB color barrier
Counterterrorism agent hero from TV show 24
Roman leader, heroic and tragic historical figure
Western film star, iconic hero roles on screen
Police commissioner ally of Batman, Gotham hero
CIA analyst-turned-field hero from Tom Clancy novels.
Indian film star, often heroic action roles.
Protagonist of JoJo Part 3, stand user hero.
Joshua leads Israelites into Canaan in Bible.
Second JoJo, brash Ripple user saving world.
American folk hero who hammered steel rails.
Occult detective antihero from DC comics.
Apache leader Geronimo, symbol of resistance.
Demigod son of Jupiter, hero in Riordan novels.
Comic-relief Gungan, but helps save Naboo.
Thor’s love turned Mighty Thor, Marvel heroine.
Comedy ad character who still does good deeds.
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