Who finally kills Sylar in Heroes?

Hiro
Sylar dismissed it and headed off to face Peter. But it was Hiro who stabbed Sylar and seemingly killed him in the Season 1 finale, just as Isaac’s comic had predicted. Sylar was discovered alive. It wasn’t long before he crossed the path of Maya and Alejandro.

Who is Sylar’s father?

Samson Gray
Samson Gray is Sylar’s biological father. He is a evolved human dying of cancer, assumedly lung cancer due to him being seen smoking.

Who is Claire Bennet’s father?

Nathan Petrelli
Noah Bennet
Claire Bennet/Father

What is Sylar’s ability?

Intuitive Aptitude
He has the ability known as Intuitive Aptitude which allows him to understand how things work. He used this in his normal life as a watchmaker, but the ‘hunger’ that came with it soon drove him insane, and he began killing superhumans to acquire new abilities.

What is cryokinesis and how does it work?

Cryokinesis is the psionic ability to reduce the kinetic energy of atoms, thereby causing objects to cool or freeze. It has been shown to generate ice or freeze other subjects. The object is frozen to the point in which it easily shatters. James Walker had this ability. (Behind the Eclipse)

Is Sylar the bad guy in Heroes?

Gabriel Gray (alias Sylar, after his favorite brand of wristwatch) is the main antagonist of the Heroes series. He was once a casual watchmaker until he was visited by Chandra Suresh who identified him as Patient Zero, and revealed advanced humans to him.

Who is Sylar in the Society?

Sylar is a serial killer, murdering people with abilities and taking them for himself by removing their brains. His next target is Claire Bennet but is stopped by the unexpected Peter Petrelli. Sylar is captured by The Company in the process.

What happens to Sylar in the Hunger Games?

Sylar decides to change his ways and work for The Company for redemption. He is partnered with Bennet and goes to get prisoners Knox, Flint, The German, and Jesse. They capture Flint, The German is dead, Knox escaped, and Sylar kills Jesse to acquire his ability, giving into the “hunger”.