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The following articles are related to the evolved human Hiro Nakamura:

Contents 1 People 1.1 Hiros 1.2 Main Characters 1.3 Supporting Characters 1.4 Recurring Characters 1.5 Minor Characters 2 Places 3 Ability 4 Equipment 5 Events 6 Heroes Evolutions 7 Publications 8 References 9 See Also

People

Hiros

• Hiro Nakamura
• Hiro Nakamura (explosion future) — the man who travels to the past to give Peter his message to save the world
• Hiro Nakamura (exposed future) — the man who dies at the hands of Ando

Main Characters

• Ando Masahashi — Hiro's best friend and side kick
• Isaac Mendez — Hiro discovers him dead when he first travels to the near future to New York City (Don't Look Back) and attempts to warn him of his future (Hiros)
• Micah Sanders — Hiro meets him in Utah and shows him an issue of 9th Wonders that has not come out yet (Nothing to Hide)
• Nathan Petrelli — Hiro sees him fly to from outside the Fly By Night Diner (Hiros)
• Peter Petrelli — explosion future Hiro delivers his message to Peter (Collision)

Supporting Characters

Recurring Characters

• Charlie Andrews — the girl that Hiro falls in love with only to have her killed by Sylar

Minor Characters

• Detective Furakowa — an NYPD that translates for Hiro as he is being questioned (Don't Look Back)
• Hotspur employee — a woman whom Hiro and Ando rent a car from (One Giant Leap)
• Japanese schoolgirl — a little girl that Hiro saves from getting hit by a bus (One Giant Leap)
• NYPD detective — a detective that questions hero about Issac's death (Don't Look Back)
• Tokyo bouncer — a man who throws Hiro out of a karaoke bar in Tokyo, Japan (Genesis)

Places

• Lake Mead, NV
  • Fly By Night Diner — the diner that Hiro first meets Nathan (Hiros)
• Los Angeles, CA
  • Los Angeles International Airport — the airport that Hiro and Ando fly into from Tokyo. (One Giant Leap)
• Las Vegas, NV
  • Las Vegas warehouse — the warehouse where Hiro and Ando are forced to lose all of their money poker (Better Halves)
  • Montecito Casino — the casino that Hiro helps Ando win money to finance their trip
    • Hope's dressing room — the dressing room where Hiro and Ando hear Hope's story
    • Steve's hotel room — the room where Hope's bag is being kept that Hiro and Ando try to return for her
• Midland, TX
  • Burnt Toast Diner — the dinner that Ando and Hiro eat at and meet Charlie
• New York, NY
  • New York subway — teh place where explosion future Hiro delivers his message to Peter
  • Times Square — the first place that Hiro teleports to and the place where Hiro discovers 9th Wonders!
• Tokyo, Japan
  • Aoyama Cemetery — the place where Hiro's father and mother are buried and where he buries Adam Monroe
  • Hiro Nakamura's apartment
  • Hiroshima Peace Memorial — a place that Hiro visits to commune with his grandfather (The Crane)
  • Karaoke bar — a place where Ando and Hiro hang out to talk (Genesis)
  • Tokyo subway — the means of transportation that Hiro takes to get to work
  • Yamagato Industries — the company that Hiro works for as a programmer and later becomes the CEO
• Utah

Ability

• Space-time manipulation — Hiro's ability to bend time and space

Equipment

• 9th Wonders! Issue #14 — a comic book writen and drawn by Isaac Mendez that Hiro discovers himself in issue #14
• Ando's sword — Hiro used to stab Sylar
• Hiro and the Dinosaur painting—delivered to Mr. Linderman to gain access to Linderman's archives
• Nissan Versa—rented by Hiro and Ando at LAX
• Kensei sword—once believed by Hiro to focus his powers; stolen from the Linderman archives

Events

• Explosion — the event that destroys NYC on November 8, 2006 and Hiro witnessed when he first traveled into the future
• Future Hiro's message — the message explosion future Hiro gives Peter: "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" (Hiros)

Heroes Evolutions

• Hiro's blog — a real life blog written by Hiro.

Publications

• New York Chronicle — the paper that Hiro reads to discover that he is in the future (Don't Look Back)

References

• DC Comics — Hiro is a fan of Superman and owned Action Comics Issue #1
• Origami — the Japanese art of paper folding that Hiro has skills
• Star Trek — a science fiction television and film franchise that Hiro is a fan of
• Yatta! — Hiro's favorite exclamation, a Japanese term that is short for "yarimashita", which translates to "(I/We) did it!"

See Also

• Related Articles:Hiro — for the a brief list of related articles to Hiro
• Images of Hiro Nakamura
• Actors who played Hiro
  • Masi Oka
  • Garrett Masuda — 11-year old Hiro in Company Man and Landslide
  • Sekai Murashige — 8-year old Hiro in Cautionary Tales.