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Character Analysis: Fiera Flame
Fiera Flame is an anti-hero. She has powers of a villain, but tries to spread peace and do good. All through her clothes, the colors red, orange, and yellow are repeated. These colors, in my opinion, represent fire very well. Fiera can shoot fireballs from her eyes and the palm of her hands. This is the reason why she is presented with red gloves and a multi colored face mask. She doesn’t want her ‘villain characteristics to expose her true identity as a neutral citizen or hero. This may anger many people.
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