Times Square
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| Ubicación: | New York, NY |
| Propósito: | Public square/intersection |
When Hiro teleports to America, he finds himself in Times Square.
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Notable Visitors
- Caitlin (possible future)
- Hiro Nakamura
- Newsie
- Peter Petrelli (possible future)
About
Times Square is the most famous place in the New York City borough of Manhattan. Like Red Square in Moscow, Champs-Elysées in Paris, Trafalgar Square in London, or Tienanmen Square in Beijing, Times Square has achieved the status of an iconic world landmark and has become a symbol of its home city. Times Square is principally defined by its lighted and animated advertisements.
Genesis
Hiro Nakamura is standing on the Tokyo subway in Japan when he sees an advertisement for New York City. Then, using his power, he suddenly finds himself standing in the middle of Times Square. He gleefully exclaims, "Yatta!"
Don't Look Back
Hiro walks down the street, greeting everyone in broken English. He encounters a newsstand vendor who is selling an odd comic book. The cover illustration of 9th Wonders!, Issue #14, shows Hiro in the middle of Times Square, arms stretched wide, just as he was moments before.
The Line
Peter and Caitlin, having been in Montreal only moments before, mysteriously appear in an abandoned Times Square. Peter finds an evacuation flyer on the floor indicating that they had not only teleported location, but also more than a year into the future.
Memorable Quotes
- "Yatta!".
- "Hello, NEEEWW-YOOORRKKK!".
- "I love New-York!".
- "What's up?!".
- "Britney Spears!".
- "Go Yankees!".
- - Hiro (Don't Look Back)
Gallery
 Hiro Nakamura exclaims "Yatta!" upon his arrival in Manhattan. |
 Hiro passes a newsstand selling a copy of the New York Chronicle. |
 The cover of 9th Wonders! prophetically portrays Hiro in Times Square. |
 Hiro hides in a Time Square cinema to read the 9th Wonders! comics. |
 Peter and Caitlin somehow find themselves in Times Square on June 14, 2008. An image of St. Joan appears on a billboard. |
External Links
- Times Square -- Wikipedia
