Heroes GODSEND Lapel PIN Helix Haitian Season 1 2 3 4 Start Price USD 9.99 Current Price USD 9.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, September 01, 2008 End Time Monday, September 08, 2008 Location Rancho Santa Margarita, California See more about 'Heroes GODSEND Lapel PIN Helix Haitian Season 1 2 3 4' Description Heroes GODSEND Lapel PIN Haitian Helix Petrelli NBC TV   Product Type Lapel Pin / Tie Tack Emblem Size 1 in. / 2.54 cm. Colorfill None Metal Brass Plating Polished Nickel Attachment Spring Ball Clutch Product Packaging Polybag, unopened, never worn Shipping Packaging Small Bubble Envelope     Meaning Behind the Product   Helix symbol (Heroes) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   Jump to: navigation, search The helix The Helix is a recurring mysterious symbol that appears in the NBC television series Heroes. The helix symbol consists of an "S" shape from which three lines extend, with two on the left and one on the right. It appears quite frequently throughout the series, on several characters, in artwork featured in the show, as a pattern formed by mundane objects and on certain plot-significant items. Throughout the first season, the symbol's recurring appearances go unnoticed by characters. In the second season, however, the symbol has been commented on by several characters. Michael Green, writer and executive producer, explained that the symbol is simply known within the writers’ room as “the helix.”[1] Meaning In the episode "Godsend", the symbol appears on the sword hilt, and Ando Masahashi remarks that it appears to be a combination of two Kanji characters: ? (Sai) meaning "Great Talent" and ? (Yo) meaning "Godsend". During an interview at the Wizard World in Los Angeles, writer and co-producer Aron Coleite stated that it literally means "God sending great ability."[1] Other characters have commented on the symbol; in the Heroes comic "It Takes a Village, Part 3", the Haitian's father draws the symbol as a representation of a snake who assimilated a crane's wings after eating the crane whole. For some reason the necklace for sale at NBC's webstore has a different version of the Helix symbol. Heroes Helix Symbol Pendant Necklace Appearances Season one "Don't Look Back" As a rolling symbol across the computer screen in a program created by Chandra Suresh. On the Cover of Issue #14 of 9th Wonders. In several paintings by Isaac Mendez, viewed by Hiro Nakamura, in his trip to the future. On Chandra Suresh's map in his Brooklyn apartment. In a precognitive drawing by Peter Petrelli of him flying. In a swimming pool at the James Walker murder scene, when the house was under investigation by Agent Hansen. "One Giant Leap" On a necklace worn by The Haitian, seen on him for the first time. On the front cover of Activating Evolution, a book written by Chandra Suresh. Drawn over a newspaper clipping of Nathan Petrelli found in Sylar's apartment. Drawn on several photos of apparent heroes in Sylar's apartment. On the side of Claire Bennet's geometry textbook. "Collision" A tattoo on the back on Niki Sanders while under the control of Jessica. First shown in a security video of her and Nathan Petrelli. "Hiros" On the Katana worn by Future Hiro in "Hiros". "Better Halves" In the underlying paint of a picture of Niki Sanders, painted by Isaac Mendez. "Seven Minutes to Midnight" On a post-it note in the file of Sanjog Iyer. "Homecoming" Next to Micah Sanders on the Greyhound bus stop he is sitting on. "Godsend" On the hilt of a replica sword of Takezo Kensei. As the stick in Chandra's lizard tank. On a plate of pasta from one of the victims of Claude after he stole from them. "Distractions". Formed by broken glass from a broken case in the home of the Bennets. Sandra Bennet broke the case when she was tossed into it by Sylar. "Company Man" As a logo for Primatech Paper. In Thompson's office. On the front door of the Bennet home when Ted Sprague goes radioactive. "Parasite" Formed by a collection of stones on the table in Linderman's archives. ".07%" In the wooden wreckage of a smashed bookcase. "The Hard Part" On information about D.L. Hawkins and Niki Sanders that was found in Linderman's archives. "Landslide" On a Yellow Pages advertisement for Jittetsu Arms. The symbol was also seen inside the Jittetsu Arms shop on a banner. Season two "Four Months Later..." On a sword and a flag carried by "fake" Kensei, also seen in first season's "How to Stop an Exploding Man". Drawn over the faces of Kaito Nakamura and Angela Petrelli implying a death threat. In various drawings by Molly Walker of her nightmares. A necklace worn by an amnesic Peter Petrelli. "Lizards" As the logo for Mr. Petrelli's law firm, as stated by Mrs. Petrelli. "Kindred" On the Irish family crest tattooed onto Peter Petrelli's arm, quickly disappearing as though an injury is healing. "The Kindness of Strangers" In Molly Walker's eye just after Matt Parkman asks her to use her powers to look for his father. "Fight or Flight" Drawn over the faces of Bob and Maury Parkman implying a death threat, similar to and from the same photo as Angela Petrelli and Kaito Nakamura's death threats. Over Peter and Caitlin's heads, above the door in Peter's painting. On the over of 9th Wonder Issue #10, which features the muscle mimic character "The Line" Engraved above a doorway to a house visited by Peter and Caitlin in Montreal. Graphic novels Jewelry worn by Hana Gitelman in graphic novel "The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 1". On a necklace worn by the Haitain's father, Guillame, in the graphic novel "It Takes a Village". It is given to the Haitian before Guillame's suicide. Drawn in the sand by Guillame in the graphic novel "It Takes a Village, Part 3". As a snake with the wings of a crane in the Haitian's vision in the graphic novel "The Crossroads". As rocks on the ground by the Haitian in the graphic novel "The Crossroads". Several times in Molly Walker's nightmare, in the graphic novel "Molly's Dream". Paypal is preferred on all payments. Please email to discuss any other payment methods. Alternative payment methods will be determined on an individual seller basis. All purchases are shipped via USPS First Class Mail and packaged in a bubble envelope. Our ship days are Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. We may ship on other days of the week depending on volume of sales. Please allow 3-5 business days for U.S. customers and 7-10 business days for international customers. Certain images and/or photos used in this template are the copyrighted property of Macmillan digital publishing USA and are used with permission. Place a Bid!