Hiro Nativiallum

Hiro Nativiallum was the original player character used by Eloy A. Rosario during the Dungeons and Dragons campaign Rejected Party Members, who was later integrated into The Heroton Group (Name not final) after the series was canceled. As her name implies, she is a universal character that appears in almost all of Heroton Productions' series, however, while they are not all the same character, they share similar traits and appearances.

Design
Hiro, being a half-high elf/half drow, is incredibly tall and possesses dark skin. She has Heterochromia, with one eye being gold, and the other silver, though interestingly, her puples are a cyan color rather than black. She possessed long dark brown hair with green highlights that went up to her hips, maroon-colored armor with gold and black boots, and mahogany-colored cloth around her neck and her waist. Overall, her choice of attire was rather revealing, save for her breastplate, as she was desperately trying to show off her body as a form of confidence boosting.

After the timeskip, however, Hiro, along with her drastic change of personality, also changes how she looks, sporting more practical armor and cutting her hair short. She also sewed her old clothes into a cloak similar in style to Lia's. Her leggings are noticeably ripped, caused by her first battle at the docks after reuniting with her team. She also seems to have gained bags under her eyes, though it's unknown whether or not it's from a lack of sleep or depression.

Hiro, despite her history, had near flawless skin, save for two beauty marks she has, one under her lip and one on her lower torso. As revealed in the teen arc of The Heroton Group (Name not final), a lot of her body has battle scars, which is another reason she started to cover herself up more.

Personality
Hiro in RPM is a Male to Female Transsexual, though her lower half is still male. She is known to flirt unintentionally, break the fourth wall, and hold long grudges to those who betray her trust. Most of her personality quirks and downfalls come from her strained relationship with her family (Mostly her father, though she was disconnected with her siblings for many years after she left her village), as well as being abandoned at the top of a mountain when a former lover stole her belongings.

Ironically, despite her physiche and arsenal, Hiro is a poor fighter, though this mostly stemmed from both her father and brother teaching her how to be a knight, not a paladin. Overtime, Hiro began to understand how to properly use her abilities and has since been a great asset to her team (Though she did end up almost dying again when she was ganged up by three Wendigos).

Hiro is very desperate to find a partner who can accept her for who she is, possibly stemming from her fear of rejection of "not being a real woman". As a result, this has led to her experiencing extreme emotions towards those she gets attached too, such as when she had a crush on the Centaur, Luci. When Luci was revealed to be working with the Gaze of Iris, Hiro completely snapped and was only focused on exacting revenge for her betrayal. While she eventually mellowed out, thanks to Lia, she had never forgiven Luci for failing to stop Iris, and to this day hasn't spoken to her since.

There was a gag in the series that her English accent was fake (Due to a slip-up that happened during a session), but despite it being brought up again during Episode 3, it was later retconned as a "lie to impress Luci".

Rejected Party Members
Hiro, for a majority of the beginning, was a rather depressing character, further emphasized after she was nearly killed during a dungeon, followed by losing her mother's Zweihandler. She suffers from both PSTD and suicidal depression, both of which she slowly begins to overcome during her travels. She also developed romantic feelings towards her teammate, Lia, the latter of which ended up reciprocating sometime before the party ventured up the Frostfangs. Being accepted by someone she loves was the confidence boost she needed in order to warm up to everyone around her.

However, upon reaching the top of the Frostfangs, The party was unable to stop the god, Iris"s, resurrection, and Lia was killed by his tremendous power. Hiro, completely broken by her death, allowed herself to be killed by Iris as well, but was saved by her comrade Elrich. In the aftermath, their group went their separate ways, vowing to meet again in a year's time. Before departing, Elrich gave Hiro Lia's sword, Rascal, which she keeps close to her as a memento. Hiro wandered off on her own until eventually finding her brother, Dimitri, who she spent the year with.

Time away from everyone and reconnecting with Dimitri had changed Hiro. Slowly, she had been able to cope with Lia's death, and start becoming the "Hero of Justice" she always wanted to be, protecting the weak and avenging the fallen. Not all of her scars healed, however, as she had closed off her heart to romantic feelings, unable to deal with that pain again. Overall, she is a much kinder and level-headed person than she was before, but still has her dark feelings show here and there when angered enough.

After one year had passed, Hiro reunited with her teammates, now including Perkira, a Dragonborn townsguard and Lia's best friend. Their first mission together was helping Roland's new crew steal back their pirate ship from Gaze of Iris members. Despite the successful endeavor and a night of everyone partying, Hiro ultimately left once again in order to find her father and make amends with him. While it is unknown what happened during this time period, eventually, Hiro had heard news that the party had tracked Geng (The leader of the Gaze of Iris) down and planned a final assault. She quickly traveled to their location, only to discover everyone defeated, and their life force ultimately drained by Iris. Outnumbered, Hiro tried to fight the deity on her own, but was unsuccessful. To her surprise, her family had arrived with Luci out of nowhere, and used a spell with all of their combined strength to send her and her teammates to another world, safe from Iris' control. She never saw her family and friends again.