Hego

Hego's History

Hego seems to take care of his family, apparently, because no one else is around. In the episode, "Mathter and Fervant", Hego is the only one that stays back while the others go on a hero cruise, though he has to stay behind when the rest of Team Go went on the cruise since he couldn't switch his work hours (he wished he'd gone on that cruise). Unlike the other members of Team Go, Hego has been in three episodes rather than two: "Stop Team Go", "Go Team Go", and "Mathter and Fervant" (The only one with Hego that doesn't include Mego and the Wego Twins). Hego is also the most professional member of Team Go, shown by his constant talk of rules and protocol. This trait seems to be innate, as even when turned evil (see "Stop Team Go" for details) he still is focused on such rules and 'proper' form.

While Hego is what most people would consider the epitome of a hero, others would consider him the epitome of one from a Saturday morning kids show. He follows and falls for every cliché and trope there is when it comes to his duty, including corny dialog, scenery chewing and a startling lack of foresight. He didn't realize that having a computer system that his enemies could use to call him any time they want in the team's base was a security risk until it was pointed out to him. He also refuses to believe that Shego is irredeemably evil, even after her other brothers admit it in a heartbeat when she beats Hego into the floor. Hego seems to care for his little sister and when Shego was driving the go jet he was sitting in front with her.

Hego was apparently a major contributing factor in Shego leaving the team. He was so annoying that after five minutes Ron said "I'm starting to see why Shego left."