>>97982446>Big Zero SixWow, that's a pretty clever subversion of expectations anon. You took the word "hero", which the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines as "a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities", and changed the letter "h" to the letter "z". So now the word has instead become "zero", which plays off of the "six" in the title being a number, but also holds the meaning of "the absence of a measurable quantity", which cleverly subverts the definition of the word "hero" by saying that the characters do not in fact portray the fine qualities necessary of the title. The word "zero" has also been used as a colloquialism for terms such as "loser", and indeed "zero" has another definition which states "an insignificant person or thing", which implies that the heroes are not in fact admired for great or brave acts as their title would leave the viewer to believe.
It is quite a most humorous interpretation.
