Unique Names For Superheroes Novels & Stories

“Nah, man, I’m Night Wing. I guess that makes you Aquaman.” Micah shrugs, “Wait then, who is Priest?” I give them all a straight face. “I don’t know. How about The Flash?” Connor shakes his head. “Nah, he’s too broody, so he would be, The Green Arrow, and Corbin is the Flash.” Micah snickers. “So that’s settled, Gideon is Cyborg, and Dragon can be Hawk Man. But then again, maybe we’re more like Marvel characters since there are more of us.” He raises his hand playfully. “I vote to be Captain America.”

She's gotten comfortable around Leroy and now they're always teasing each other. "Well, what's the 'perfect' name then smarty Hannah?" Leroy raised an eyebrow. "I'll call it, Teen Titans," She says and we burst into fits of laughter. I told her to try and impress Leroy by being funny, but she doesn't really have to do that since Leroy likes her back. I mean, it’s really obvious, she’s just the naive one. Anyways, we’ll just have to go with the flow now. "What about Justice League?" said Luke. We laughed harder, my sides hurting from how much we were laughing.

She was too engrossed with their existence that the details didn’t bother her, for now at least. When Serena asked me to name them, I honestly panicked. I had put off choosing a name since I found out Serena was expecting. For me, this was the hardest obstacle for a soon-to-be-father. I didn’t want to mess it up. I didn’t want to combine mine and Serena’s names as what General Halcynos or Elijah suggested. I wanted their names to be unique. For my son’s to be themselves and not be attached to any traditions. In the end, I chose what I thought fitted them and their position in life: Raziel, Ryland, and Rule. Strong names for my strong sons.

“Yeah. Something powerful. Something with a meaning. I mean, our baby’s going to grow up in chaos.” “I know,” I muttered. “Born in fire.” He chuckled. “Exactly. So we give them armor. A name that screams strength.” “Like Athena?” He nodded. “Or Zion. Or Nova.” “Nova Morgan-Foster,” I whispered. “That’s got a ring to it.” We both laughed softly. Then he went quiet. “What?” I asked. He stepped closer. “I miss this.” “What? Me insulting baby names?” He didn’t laugh. “I miss you.”

“Oh yeah. We’ve heard of her. She’s mated now?” “Yep, to Raptor, the leader of Alpha Squad.” “Oh my goddess, mother! I need to apply for the Warrior Academy,” Kira says. “Jude told us his codename is Hacker. Do you have one yet?” Dane asks. “I do. Thankfully, Jude gave me a better one than I gave myself. When I started digging around to get information about someone for my brother, I used the name Peter Pan. Silly, right?” I ask. “I think it’s adorable,” his mother says, putting her arm around me and leading me to the car while the guys get our bags.

Zuko acted as if nothing happened, but he held Lina's hand secretly and gave her an alluring smile. Curious, Lina asked, "I thought all the kids in your family have heroic names? Why is Mr. Special Force named 'Chris'?"

I smiled but pressed my lips when Aliyah creased her forehead, not liking how I described them. I narrowed my eyes, gazing at the two men in front of me. “Frank’s the Captain America, and Finn’s the Superman.”

“Let’s start throwing out ideas and see what sticks.” “Okay,” Isolde said, leaning forward with interest. “If they’re dragons, maybe something powerful like Pyra and Draven.” “Or if they’re wolves,” Cheyenne added, “something classic and moonlit. Like Lune or Fenric.” Tora covered her face with her hands. “You guys are going to give them identity crises before they’re even born.” Chelsea was already on a roll. “If one’s a boy, I vote we name him Brimstone. Brim for short.”

I said, my voice taking on a teasing tone, "we need to think of some backup names too, just in case." Valerie laughed, the sound like music to my ears. "Oh, really? Do you have any other suggestions, Mr. Name Expert?" I grinned, leaning back against the couch and pretending to ponder deeply. "Well, for a girl, how about something unique and strong? Like... Athena?" "Athena?" Valerie repeated, a smile tugging at her lips. "Goddess of wisdom and warfare? Are you planning on raising a warrior princess, Ares?" "Maybe," I said, winking at her. "She'd have to take after her mother, after all. Smart, strong, and incredibly beautiful."

“Since we still haven’t decided on a name, how would you feel about something unique?” I glance at him suspiciously. “Unique how?” “Something with force. Something that commands respect. Something worthy of a child who will undoubtedly be fierce and brave. ” He pauses dramatically, before asking with a straight face. “What about Fang?” I snort. “Fang? Are we living in children’s book?” He frowns at my barb. “Or Claw,” he continues, nodding as if he’s genuinely considering it. “That has a certain something. Oh, wait, no, I have it, you’re going to love this one. Thunderstrike. Doesn’t that just scream authority?”