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They were printed in sheets and were separated from each other. Shortly after introduction, [[Erick Glick]] got one of the sheets, | '''Hero Points '''were a short-lived system in [[Greg Heffley|Greg]]'s [[Westmore Middle School|school]] which appeared in [[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck]]. They were designed as a reward system for the students. | ||
=History== | |||
The Hero Points were made in a similar fashion to [[Mom Bucks]] from ''[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules|Rodrick Rules]]'', primarily in the sense that they can be exchanged for goods. | |||
They were printed in sheets and were separated from each other. Shortly after introduction, [[Erick Glick]] got one of the sheets. While it is unknown how Erick got his hands on green sheets of paper, he managed to photocopy counterfeit Hero Points, and sold them for a quarter at recess. Soon after, the teachers was suspicious that some of the worst kids started turning in and getting many Hero Points for extra recess, so the school invalidated the white ones and started printing them on green and soon started changing the colors frequently for a while, but photocopies of these were also made. | |||
Eventually, the school got tired of this practice and made a rule that only five or less Hero Points can be redeemed at once. Any children who received more than that were given detention because it could be counterfeit. After the janitor found out the secret base where photo-copies were made, the school shut the Hero Points system down. | Eventually, the school got tired of this practice and made a rule that only five or less Hero Points can be redeemed at once. Any children who received more than that were given detention because it could be counterfeit. After the janitor found out the secret base where photo-copies were made, the school shut the Hero Points system down. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*[[Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck]] (First and only appearance) | *[[Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck]] (First and only appearance) | ||
== Gallery== | == Gallery== | ||
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Revision as of 19:54, 29 June 2019
Hero Points were a short-lived system in Greg's school which appeared in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck. They were designed as a reward system for the students.
History=
The Hero Points were made in a similar fashion to Mom Bucks from Rodrick Rules, primarily in the sense that they can be exchanged for goods.
They were printed in sheets and were separated from each other. Shortly after introduction, Erick Glick got one of the sheets. While it is unknown how Erick got his hands on green sheets of paper, he managed to photocopy counterfeit Hero Points, and sold them for a quarter at recess. Soon after, the teachers was suspicious that some of the worst kids started turning in and getting many Hero Points for extra recess, so the school invalidated the white ones and started printing them on green and soon started changing the colors frequently for a while, but photocopies of these were also made.
Eventually, the school got tired of this practice and made a rule that only five or less Hero Points can be redeemed at once. Any children who received more than that were given detention because it could be counterfeit. After the janitor found out the secret base where photo-copies were made, the school shut the Hero Points system down.
Appearances
- Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck (First and only appearance)
Gallery
A Hero Points sheet.
Erick Glick handing a Hero Points sheets to a kid who is willing to buy one.
The teacher is suspicious when the worst kids started turning in and handing a Hero Points for extra recess.
A whole sheets of Hero Points in green paper because of the invalidation of the white Hero Points sheets.
The Hero Points Kids were in detention including Marcel Templeton because they earned more than five Hero Points because it could be counterfeit.
Mr. Meeks busted open in one of the main counterfeit operations that he saw the kids were using the empty Science room as a base to create a fake Hero Points.
The aftermath when the school cancelled the Hero Points Programme after that. One of the kid with his bandaged leg was trying to get help but no one offered him to help during lunch.
