Okay should be able to do this more consistently again now. Knight of Hope is next? That seems like a simple but really neat one, actually.

Knight: Someone who serves and protects their aspect, and serves and protects others and themselves through their aspect. This is accomplished by either using it as a weapon or making more of it, as there usually not very much of their aspect in their party. 

Hope: This one is self explanatory. But also tied to belief in general. If you believe in something hard enough it might happen. They would be magicians in an rpg, as they have an immense amount of magical power. Holiness and angels are also representative of this aspect.

Superman 2025. That was easy. Thanks for reading the analysis!

Nah. I'm actually not certain if that's what I'd classpect Clark as in that movie. I'd need to rewatch it. It's an extremely safe bet though! A Knight of Hope would be someone that lifts up their party the best they can no matter how hopeless things seem. Even if they're not a generally positive person, they're extremely determined and stubborn as hell that there will always be a way to get through a challenge. Their ability to keep fighting comes from that mindset. They fight because they have hope, weaponizing their aspect. They will end up saving themselves and their teammates because they kept trying, even when it seemed impossible, and that's the role they play in their story. Their force of willpower is an unstoppable force that would find a way to beat an unmovable object.

Their actual powers would culminate in them being able to protect everyone even though it should have been impossible, like defeating a foe that they are nowhere near actually powerful enough to take on. They basically get power boosts through hope. It's dawning on me how similar it would manifest to going super saiyan, unlocking new levels of power simply through strong enough emotions.

The actual combat abilities are the same as any hope player. Hope seems to manifest through magic, Jake is able to make a hope nuke and Eridan's whole thing about trying to prove magic isn't real support that idea. You could get creative with the way the magic actually culminates.

It's not necessary but it would also be fitting to make any kind of religious parallels or references with them. They could do something similar to praying when trying to work up the power to take on an enemy. They don't have to be literally praying though, of course. A planet that's themed after Hell or some other religious eternal damnation would be fitting. Hope players are EXTREMELY powerful, so they better have challenges to match that.