Thinking quickly, Dr. Mike Bowman, a company imagineer and the attraction’s designer, was able to jury-rig some of the ride controls, blinding the villains and causing them to be pummeled by animatronic heroes. They left in a rush, but swore revenge on Bowman after learning about his role in their defeat on the nightly news. Later that year, the company’s official superhero, Doctor Tomorrow, appeared for the first time, keeping the peace at its Orlando parks amid Y2K fears. He was unveiled publicly as the same heroic Dr. Mike Bowman, a brilliant scientist with doctorates in propulsion engineering and holographic technology who had worked for the corporation for most of his adult life, first as a cast member, and later as an imagineer developing new attractions.

As Doctor Tomorrow, he wore an attractive retro costume resembling a space suit, and carried a multipurpose gun called the "Blaster of Tomorrow." More than just a public icon, he had many heroic successes. Notably, in 2001, he defeated the seismological villain duo called Richter and the Quakemaster, who were attempting to use their powers to create a huge earthquake along the San Andreas Fault. He unmasked Richter as financier Harold Gemps, who purchased vast quantities of land just east of the fault in the hopes of turning it into "oceanfront property."

Late in 2003, Doctor Tomorrow was critically wounded in a battle against Bushido, a Japanese terrorist organization, when he attempted to fend off an attack on the company’s Tokyo theme parks. His efforts held off the terrorists until several Japanese superheroes and Hong Kong actor-turned-superhero Stuntman arrived, forcing Bushido to retreat, but doctors on the scene reported it unlikely that Doctor Tomorrow would ever walk again. Three weeks later, the corporation announced that it would sponsor an entire superhero team and make the team’s headquarters the centerpiece of its new Hero City theme park.

The team’s lineup had not yet been formalized, but would include a new Doctor Tomorrow. The original Doctor Tomorrow, Dr. Mike Bowman, would remain with the team in a noncombative role as trainer and coordinator.

While based at the Hero City theme park in Orlando, Florida, the team will travel the globe, especially to places of interest to the corporation. In particular, the team will likely the other theme parks in Anaheim, Paris, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

• All player characters are requires to purchase the 5 point Hero City package.
• It is highly suggested that all player characters take Social Limitation: Public Identity (15 Points) as a Disadvantage.  In any case, the Corporation will require knowledge of all team member's identities.
• Player characters should be "clean-cut." No criminal records, drug problems, etc. Most should be attractive. None should be immediately frightening to children. They will have been hand-picked by the company after having undergone rigorous psychological and physical testing. The company will be careful to avoid hiring "bad apples" who might hurt its reputation.
• Characters can come from anywhere in the world, but should speak English. Most will likely be American, but that’s not a requirement.
• Ideally, characters should somehow reflect company themes, stories, or attractions. The company isn’t looking to hire "Super Mouse," but take as an example the character of Doctor Tomorrow, who is thematically based on a section from the company’s theme parks. An otherwise interesting character who doesn’t quite fit the company’s theme might be asked to change his or her "hero name." Costumes will likely be developed by company professionals.
• One of the character slots should be filled by a talented normal who will assume the role of the new Doctor Tomorrow. Those interested in that role should contact the GM directly; the character will inherit the original Doctor Tomorrow’s high-tech costume and powerful blaster gun. While the original Doctor Tomorrow was a brilliant scientist, the new one does not necessarily have to be one, though he or she should be technically competent. The equipment totals 205 points.