The phrase "main hero" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an important figure in a story who is usually the protagonist. For example: "The main hero of the story is a brave knight who battles against evil."
And the main hero, in my opinion, was Ken Taylor, who was the Canadian Ambassador who orchestrated the entire process.
Hislop is Capper's "main hero", for "how he looks into stories and reports things outside of the Max Clifford world of media".
Of course the attentive Russian reader would realise that the main hero of "Life With an Idiot" bears a strong physical resemblance to Lenin.
In their struggle against Tūrān, the kings of Iran are supported by a number of vassal lords, in particular by a clan of local rulers, the family of Rostam, who is the main hero of Ferdowsī's poem.
In the catalog essays Mr. Serra frequently comes across as the main hero of the cult of late modernist abstraction, with its emphasis on materiality, process and pure perception, unclouded by imagistic associations.
The aim is to destroy your opponent's main Hero character by playing stronger Minion cards at the right times, and making effective use of special spell cards that add force to compatible moves.
Mr Franzen's latest book asks whether the married protagonists will stay together; Mr Eugenides's which of the two main heroes will his heroine end up with (if any).
The main heroes of this prologue, however, are Charles Darwin and Karl Popper.
But Marvel has fallen into the trap where they had all their main heroes out there.
I also wanted to include the four main heroes since the book is about how they support one another.
Other merchandising ranged from Suske en Wiske drinking glasses in 1954 to 5 large handpainted ceramic statues of the main heroes in 1952.
