What is the plural form of 'hero'? Is it 'heroes' or 'heros'? Or can it be both depending on the usage?
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I DON'T CARE AND NOBODY SHUD!!!
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It's only 'heroes'. You never use 'heros' that I know of.
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'Heroes' is the only plural for 'hero'. The only time you would use 'hero' with an 's' added would be when you are describing something belonging to a specific hero - e.g. 'the hero's cloak'.
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It's just like potato.....plural is potatoes.....no matter what Dan Quail said. ;-)
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one is for a hero like Superman and one is for a sandwich. I think heros is for the sandwich and heroes is for Supermen.
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It's always "Heroes", you would not suffix a word ending in "O" with "S", with the exception of "Chaos".
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