Supers have existed for about twenty five years and H.E.R.O. – The Homeland Extraordinary Response Organization – allows for a loosely operated environment within which these heroic citizens can operate for the betterment of their communities without becoming vigilantes.

The common types of Supers manifest as Psychics, Blasters, Bricks or Mutants, although some crossover can occur in unusual individuals.

Psychics generally gain mental powers, such as telepathy, telekinesis, or emotional powers.

Blasters have the ability to generate or control an element or waveform, such as light, electricity, or heat.

Bricks are the strongmen of the world, having massive strength and armored bodies that can sustain immense damage.

Mutants appear less human in appearance due to the addition of blades, tentacles, fins, wings, tails, and other, even weirder, modifications to their bodies. They fall between a brick and the others in physical strength.

H.E.R.O. – Metamorphosis follows the story of three new Supers - Stephanie, Lance, and Rael. When a meteor shower unleashes radiation above Metrocity, these three friends are transformed into a psychic, a super-strong brick, and a mutant. In the midst of trying to become H.E.R.O. Agents while simultaneously working to cope with all of the challenges and problems their new powers are creating in their day to day lives, a mutant villain embarks on a mission to capture and kidnap as many new supers as she can in a bid to build a subversive army that could alter the structure of society forever.

The H.E.R.O. universe is a new world of heroes and villains. As a novel-based story forum, it allows for deeper character development than that of a comic book or graphic novel based story.