The capital city is a bit of a rambunctious mess, with costumed heroes in a friendly rivalry to dominate the crime-fighting market.

SYNOPSIS:

There are a solid handful of larger-than-life costumed do-gooders, patrolling the streets and landmarks of London. One part rescuing cats from trees, one part giving Zarblax of Gamma Zebulon what for, and seven and a half parts scenery-chewing a la Brian Blessed.

Possible heroes:

Hercules, muscle-bound in a tunic, a dash of cleverness from the actual myths.

Nimue, long flowing dress, sassy with her spells.

Lucky Penny, coin-themed, earnest and happy-go-lucky.

Papillosa, big butterfly wings, tends to save the day by accident as she flutters and swoops around.

Continuity is light, plots are bombastic and silly, vibes come from Saturday morning cartoons, as exemplified by the board game King of Tokyo. The heroes aren't competing quite as fiercely as those monsters do, nor wrecking the landscape, but the dynamic is fairly similar.