Hero Factory

Hero Factory is a LEGO toyline and, set-wise, the successor of BIONICLE. Hero Factory is from the same makers of BIONICLE.

Story
The story is told in many ways, such as the online podcasts, the television show, and the comic series.

Comics
There are currently two comics, "The Trials of Furno" and "Core Crisis". The Trials of Furno details Furno's first mission, when Rotor and Xplode are causing trouble at an explosives plant. Core Crisis is about the Hero Factory team fighting a villain called Corroder.

Podcasts
The podcasts are aired under the name "Hero Factory FM", with a DJ known as Mak Megahertz. Hero Factory FM is the Hero Factory's official Radio station, and it serves to give updates about the Hero Factory teams and their missions.

Toy Line
The first Hero Factory sets were released around early August of 2010. This first wave of sets contained 6 small canister sets, and 9 bigger boxed sets.

Heroes

 * 7164 Preston Stormer
 * 7165 Natalie Breez
 * 7167 William Furno
 * 7168 Dunkan Bulk
 * 7169 Mark Surge
 * 7170 Jimi Stringer

Villains

 * 7145 Von Nebula
 * 7147 XPlode
 * 7148 Meltdown
 * 7156 Corroder
 * 7157 Thunder
 * 7162 Rotor

Vehicles

 * 7158 Furno Bike
 * 7160 Dropship

Limited Editions

 * 7179 Bulk and Vapour

Heroes

 * 2063 Stormer 2.0
 * 2065 Furno 2.0
 * 2067 Evo 2.0
 * 2068 Nex 2.0
 * 2141 Surge 2.0
 * 2142 Breez 2.0

Villains

 * 2235 Fire Lord
 * 2194 Nitroblast
 * 2193 Jetbug
 * 2192 Drilldozer

Heroes

 * 2143 Rocka 3.0
 * 2144 Nex 3.0
 * 2145 Stormer 3.0
 * 2182 Bulk 3.0
 * 2183 Stringer 3.0
 * 2191 Furno 3.0

Villains

 * 2231 Waspix
 * 2232 Raw-Jaw
 * 2233 Fangz
 * 2236 Scorpio
 * 2282 Rocka XL
 * 2283 Witch Doctor

Links

 * Hero Factory Official Website
 * Herofactopedia, an unofficial Hero Factory wiki