Is Habit Heroes due to return for Christmas?!

[RedFurredCadet]

The following news is set to make Buzzy convulse over in his grave. Remember that Habit Heroes once was described as the exhibit destined to 'fill the wound left by Wonders of Life', but somehow wasn't well received by the plus-sized community? Well, it seems that Habit Heroes 2.0 might make a comeback this December, but this is only a rumour sparked from the following tweet

"@cafeorleans: Habit Heroes possibly reopening Dec 23. No more Lead Bottom fat guy or guy/girl heroes. #FB." https://twitter.com/cafeorleans/status/274609793489051648

Do you think it might be better than the last Habit Heroes instalment released in February? Do you think the message will be changed? Would we have a new cast of villains to battle and hopefully some heroes to fight with? Do you think Habit Heroes would ever return at all?

"It's only a rumour, it's only a rumour, it's only a rumour..."

 

[backinaction]

it was a bad idea to begin with. I hope they have completely changed the premise of this as not to offend anyone that has paid 100 dollars to visit the park that day.

 

[Theme Parkitect]

I agree. I think that they could rework it, but if that didn't seriously alter it, it's just going to be horrible again...

 

[Clever Name]

In the new Habit Heroes each guest goes through an automatic body mass index scanner during the preshow. People with a BMI of 25 or less get to see the regular show while people with a BMI over 25 are directed to a donut shop. Everybody wins!

 

[Cosmic Commando]

I was wondering if we were going to make it to the year mark without hearing anything about Habit Heroes! I thought it was such a simple fix: non-human villains. Instead of a giant fat guy, have an anthropomorphic couch or something.

 

[Theme Parkitect]

I was wondering if we were going to make it to the year mark without hearing anything about Habit Heroes! I thought it was such a simple fix: non-human villains. Instead of a giant fat guy, have an anthropomorphic couch or something.

Wow. That actually makes so much sense. The enemy can be a TV, a couch, and a donut...

 

[RedFurredCadet]

Wow. That actually makes so much sense. The enemy can be a TV, a couch, and a donut...

I did hear from a post about how Habit Heroes would have been bettered of using non human villains, such as the shark against the Glutton, etc.

 

[RedFurredCadet]

Another update, perhaps confirming our worst fears if the above poll be believed. https://twitter.com/orlando_parks/status/277205040605822976

"@orlando_parks: Habit Heroes was testing yesterday at Epcot. It should be opening again soon. The noises coming from the attraction were concerning, though."

Not. Good. *gulp*

 

[FigmentJedi]

I hope they keep some of those characters at least. It was like some hilariously bad mash-up of Captain Planet-tier villlainy with the Incredibles design aesthetic.

Also, this is the most hilariously counter-intuitive poster for healthy eating ever, because an attractive woman in latex rubbing my stomach and feeding me cupcakes is totally going to make me kick eating sweets.

 

[BLY]

We thought it was ok, my kids loved it - they like most things that are intereactive, I don't think we took it as seriously as some people.

 

[Fantasmic]

If you're getting offended by something that promotes a healthy lifestyle then you need to take a long, hard look in the mirror!

 

[afar28]

I never got to do it. What was it exactly?

 

[Oddysey]

Many will disagree, but after experiencing HH, I thought it was one of the better things done in Innoventions in a long time (except of Sum of all Thrills). It more elaborate than one would expect, interactive, had a good message, and best of all was fun. I for one was not in the least offended because I typically do not get offended when talking facts. The message of the attraction was true in that bad habits can destroy our health over time. Neverthless, I am suprised that Disney did not forsee the firestorm of negative publicity the attraction would recieve from our hypersensitive American culture.

 

[wdwmagic]

I never got to do it. What was it exactly?

Here you go http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions...nnoventions-newest-exhibit---habit-heroes.htm

 

[afar28]

Here you go http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions...nnoventions-newest-exhibit---habit-heroes.htm

Thanks!

 

[Fantasmic]

Oh... another thing, why do I always read it as HABITAT Heros?

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Oh... another thing, why do I always read it as HABITAT Heros?

I do the exact same thing, lol. Don't worry, you're not alone.

 

[Patricia Melton]

I never saw this as being like "Captain Planet" before but once someone up thread said that I went and looked up Captain Planet and that person is right..it IS very much like Captain Planet.

Which I think is kind of fun.

Whoever had the idea of the villains being a couch, a donut, a TV, etc. is a genius. THAT is the perfect solution to this problem. Just have the villains be things other than people...like evil magic brought these things to life. Or a meteor or something. And now these things are trying to ruin people's lives.

That would be great and would not offend anyone.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Oh... another thing, why do I always read it as HABITAT Heros?

That's something that's promoted in Rafiki's Planet Watch

 

[Fantasmic]

I do the exact same thing, lol. Don't worry, you're not alone.

Ohhh phew!

That's something that's promoted in Rafiki's Planet Watch

Ahhh, maybe I've seen it there before and picked it up subconsciously