What's which hero's most thematic environment?

I don't know if this has been talked about, but even if it has, I wanna talk about it anyway.

Pretty simple question: Which environment would you say is the most 'thematically fitting' for each hero? I know there's a few easy ones, like Legacy belongs in Megapolis and Wraith belongs in Rook City, but that leaves plenty of other heroes and places to cover!

Here's the two rules I can think of right now for your answers:

1. Each ero has only one 'home'. (Legacy has Megapolis)

2. Each environment can have several different heroes in it. (Rook City is the claimed turf of the Wraith, Mister Fixer and Ex-patriette.)

What are your thoughts?

First of, I'm going to be breaking your first rule right and left.  But many regular people have summer homes, so why can't heros be snowbirds too?

Legacy - Freedom Tower and Megaopolis 

Tachyon - Freedom Tower and Wagner Mars Base (She's responsible for getting humans to Mars after all)

Wraith - Freedom Tower and Rook City 

Bunker - Freedom Tower

Absolute Zero - Freedom Tower

Unity - Freedom Tower

Ra - Tomb of Anubis (duh)

Fanatic - The Court of Blood and the Celestial Tribunal (maybe.  We haven't seen much of either yet) (The Court of Blood is a bit of an antagonist to Fanatic, rather than a home, but it's the environment that she has the closest ties to)

Haka - The Final Wasteland (For Eternal Haka.  Regular Haka doesn't have a clear home, but if I had to pick one, I'd go for Insula Primalis)

Tempest - The Ruins of Atlantis

Expatriette - Rook City and Insula Primalis (She has lived in both places)

Mr. Fixer - Rook City and the Temple of Zhu Long

Ardent Adept - The Realm of Discord (maybe.  AA is a tricky one, and doesn't really have a good home)

Nightmist - The Realm of Discord

The Scholar - The Realm of Discord (maybe?  Certainly it's the best fit so far for Scholar of the Infinite.  I feel like Madame Mittermeier's Fantastical Festival of Conundrums & Curiosities might be a good fit for him, but we'll have to see.)

Chrono-Ranger - Silver Gulch and the Final Wasteland

Omnitron-X - Omnitron IV

Setback - Rook City

The Sentinels - The Time Cataclysm

K.N.Y.F.E. - The Block

The Naturalist - Insula Primalis

Parse - Freedom Tower

Captain Cosmic - The Enclave of the Endlings

Sky-Scraper - Dok'Thorath

Guise - Everywhere!

I do agree with the idea that heroes can 'belong' in more than one place, but I'm wondering about the singular most 'thematic' place for each one. Like where they would spend the most of their time. You can't be in two places at once(even Tachyon, which I think she'd tell you is scientifically impossible without several break-throughs she just thought up between the words 'break' and 'through' just now.).

But to each their own opinion. :)

Well, every hero that I gave multiple homes to has at least one promo as well.  So if you'd like, we can say that (for example) Expatriette's home is Insula Primalis, and DW Expatriette's home is Rook City.

Hmm. I suppose that could work. So Legacy would Be in Megopolis, and Old Legacy would be located in The Time Cataclysm.

Also, it's worth noting that Freedom Tower is in Megaopolis.  So it could be argued that anyone calling the former home could also call the latter home.

Yeah, but that's kind of splitting hairs, isn't it?

Better than splitting rabbits, wouldn't you say?

DON'T YOU HURT MY BUNNIES

PW Captain Cosmic fits in with Dok'Thorath.  Captain Cosmic could also fit in with the Celestial Tribunal his cards show that he has had dealing with them.   

I would have put Tempest on Dok'Thorath.

Tempest went there as part of the Prime Wardens but I would associate him with it too much.  That environment seems to indicate he's not fond of being there.  

He gets over it after he spends some time with Sky-Scraper.

He might be over his hate of Thorathians but that doesn't mean he likes their homeworld.  

Tempest does have a hard time working with Sky-Scraper. Genocide will do that to you.

That's what I would think.  I imagine Tempest's dealings with Sky-Scaper probably don't extend much beyond the mission they're doing nor would she be a recommendation from Tempest to get help from.  

Going by tried and true comic book tropes, though, I'll bet they'd end up a couple at some point, probably after being forced to cooperate for an extended mission.

I imagine Sky-Scraper has no love for the Thorathian military - Tempest has that big item in common with her. That’s certainly a place for them to start…

They are DEFINITELY not going to be a couple. For a pile of reasons.

Too late. Already… what do they call it? On a ship?

Oh, and they're loaded in my head-cannon. Or something like that. Sounds right.

They are on a ship and fired from my head-cannon. I'm hip with the young people.

Er, did I hit a nerve or something?

Not at all! I welcome all manner of speculation! I just like to let people know if they're too far from the canonical path. Not to worry.

Ah, gotcha. In that case, may I ask what that pile of reasons is? I mean, besides the obvious that she's Thorathian and Tempest is not that planet's biggest fan?

Time travel. Tempest is really her father. And her son. It would be weird.

Also, they likely don’t have compatible sexualities. Not that that necessarily will stop a strong romance, but it does put a damper on things.

Forbidden and tragic, the story of a love that could never be. . .

I'm surprised no one has brought up yet that Tempest is from a race with some indeterminate set of genders. (I thought I saw that it was five somewhere, but couldn't verify that.) The Thorathians, on the other hand, seem to be male and female like humans, or at least they use those pronouns in their bios.

(Of course genders are not necessarily an impediment when we're talking about a hypothetical, interspecies, and definitively non-canonical pairing.)

Tempest already has a partner, who do you think the eel on Aquatic Correspondence is?

I don’t think Tempest and Sky-Scraper would ever be a couple. But I definitely see them being teammates, and even friends. Common enemies make for natural allies.

They would be like Kira Nerys and Tamar on Deep Space Nine. Only…without anybody being as generally terrible as Kira. I hope.

I thought about it but decided not to get into it.  Though it is why I try to say Tempest most of the time instead of any male pronouns for Tempest anymore    

That, in fact, was what I was referring to in the post two above yours

When I think about an environment and theme, I tend to ask which Villain rather than hero.

It’s always entertaining when the mob tries to move in to an Egyptian tomb.

And I've always wondered just how Spite finds victims in the Ruins of Atlantis.

Tourists luuuuuuuv an off-the-beaten-path destination (so long as it has a comfy bed, and indoor plumbing).

I don't think Mummies have indoor plumbing. 

You'd be surprised. Those ancient Egyptians were pretty advanced.

But to be a mummy, they had to take out all of the indoor plumbing.

Quite.

Yep, now it is in the guest rooms.  Enjoy!

After playing around a bit in the videogame, Nightmist loves the Realm of Discord. Consider:

Mistbound can keep a helpful Distortion out an extra turn or two -- alternately, it can bind the villain deck and make Time Flies a huge boon for the heroes. Even better, if you have two copies in your hand, you can do both -- give yourself a guaranteed extra round of double plays and draws, and keep the villain in the lurch.

The vast majority of her cards are One Shots, so Ghostly Images is all but guaranteed to let her play something useful -- and even if it doesn't, she can turn that self-damage on someone else.

With her healing, she's got a really good chance of being the hero target with the highest HP, so the Ethereal Bonds will go after her -- meaning she can either neuter the villain target of her choice or spend a round playing utility cards like Enlightenment or Planar banishment without the self-damage and Investigate for free cards. The latter is especially useful if there's something boosting damage, like Legacy or Imbued Frailty.

The same applies to Portal Fiend, which can become a huge attack toward the end of the game.

The one card she really doesn't like is Negative Energy Field, since it usually means that 1 hp of damage hits her before she has a chance to reflect away the self damage of cards like Heedless Lash or Oblivion. But aside from that, she synergizes really well with the environment's cards.