Sentences with phrase «young hero named»

Gamers take on the role of a young hero named Buddy who rides a ship into space to rescue his cat, Scram Kitty, along with all of the Earth's cats (might as well while you are there, right?).

Originally released in 1997, the classic role - playing game focused on a band of misfits led by a stereotypical young hero named Cloud and made its mark by providing compelling gameplay and heart - wrenching plot twists during an era when videogame stories were largely ignored.

When an unlikely young hero named Wade Watts decides to join the contest, he is hurled into a breakneck, reality - bending treasure hunt through a fantastical universe of mystery, discovery and danger.

When an unlikely young hero named Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) decides to join the contest, he is hurled into a breakneck, reality - bending treasure hunt through a fantastical universe of mystery, discovery and danger.

Not exact matches

One such story, given rather wide circulation by a sportscaster and printed in at least two books, had it that years ago a young Chicagoan who later became an official of the Missouri Pacific Railroad so idolized the White Stockings that he named nine Kansas way stations after his heroes when he grew up.

The Advocate named Jason a «young gay hero» for his leadership in the LGBT equal rights movement.

The book's hero, a young monkey named Pip, is desperately trying to help his family.

The story begins with our red dead super hero taking apart crime syndicates around the world, only to find himself determined to protect a young mutant who is being hunted by a hitman from the future named Cable (Josh Brolin).

Based on the part drama - part comedy - part satiric novel of the same name by Ben Fountain and adapted by Oscar - winner Simon Beaufoy (Slumdog Millionaire) and Jean - Christophe Castelli, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk tells the story of young infantryman Billy Lynn (played by newcomer Joe Alwyn) cutting back and forth between his time in Iraq as a soldier to an elaborate halftime show appearance, part of a «victory tour,» where he and his Bravo Team are celebrated as heroes before being shipped out back to Iraq again.

Filled with self - loathing, our spiky (in several senses of the word, including hair) hero is sought out by a young woman named Yukio (Rila Fukushima), who asks for his help.

Woodrow hooks up with a young woman named Milly (Jessie Wiseman), and as the relationship blossoms (and breaks down), Glodell takes the opportunity to explore the unfathomable guilt and anger that drove George Miller's original road warrior — as well as what Glodell's own heroes have failed to understand about his journey.

This death does indirectly lead to the reason for which our hero, a young man named Lockhart, will be sent from concrete jungle to rocky mountain, but at the same time there is no particular reason that this minor character deserves such cinematic attention as he dies.

As is usual, the player begins by naming the hero, a young boy.

This time it's with uncommon tenderness, as a father counseling a young son coming out in 1983 in Call Me by Your Name, and as a sympathetic Russian spy in 1960s America — the conscience - driven hero, in fact, of Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water.

At first, he's a young, train - hopping wanderer who has taken the name Woody (Marcus Carl Franklin), from his hero Woody Guthrie.

Previously, if anyone had asked what I thought of «Flash», I'd have assumed they were talking about classic sci - fi hero Flash Gordon (perhaps because he shares a name with my husband, Flash Young — no, only kidding, it's Gordon, of course!)

After the war, he won reelection to the Senate, but he was defeated in 1952 by a rich, handsome young war hero named John F. Kennedy.

The story unfolds through the adventures of a young fictional character named William Johnson who is apprenticed first to one, then to the other and not only makes discoveries of historic proportion, but transforms into an inspiring hero only Crichton could have imagined.

Solar, a beautiful labradoodle, who was trained by Tender Loving Canines Assistance Dogs (TLCAD) was awarded Hero Service Dog of the year, for his heroic work in assisting a young girl named Sadie.

As the Titans march toward death, unlikely heroes arise: a young scavenger named Rex and a living weapon called Pyra.

• Genei Ibun Roku #FE (name not final): Set in modern Tokyo, young people come together to weave an epic tale alongside heroes from an alternate world.

Mega Man Battle Network was yet another re-imagining of the universe, now casting the titular hero as a digital assistant to a young boy named Lan.

Our heroes, a tomboyish young raggamuffin named IF and a clumsy, silly girl named Compa, are on the case, trying to locate and rescue their friends.

The player controls a young girl named Wryn — the world's greatest (and only remaining) hero.

We personally can't imagine how anyone thought that an «old guy with a mustache» would make for a great main hero named Sonic in a game primarily aimed at a younger audience, but it was the»90s and the»90s were weird, y» all.

When an evil darkness enshrouds the land of Hyrule, a young farm boy named Link must awaken the hero and the animal within.

In Second Quest, a graphic novel out today from writer Tevis Thompson and Braid artist David Hellman, the familiar motifs of the Zelda games get turned upside down in an original story that reexamines the legendary Nintendo games and video game culture itself — and recasts the green - capped hero as a fiercely curious young girl named Azalea.

Not long after that, nameless hero and Leucos bump into a strikingly handsome, somewhat narcissistic young man named Axios.

«A chance encounter amid the festivities of Guardia's Millennial Fair in Leene Square introduces our young hero, Crono, to a girl by the name of Marle.

One of the first creatures you recruit is Saber (named Borongo in Japanese), a young sabretooth cat, who later rejoins the hero when they are both fully grown... after you tame him, anyway.

In the beginning, you take on the role of a young hero, named of your choosing, who is a young swordman in training.