The Weston Superhero Museum
The display Dragon Fist stood in front of depicted the six founders, standing together as if prepared for battle in their original costumes. Peregrine and Dragon Fist were towards the front, Peregrine poised as if about to take the air, dressed in dark blue motorcycle leathers and black leather jacket with a fabric mask and scarf covering the lower half of her face, the ends of the scarf behind her shoulders as though she were in motion already. Dragon Fist stood with one hand glowing back held ready to strike, his gliding wings unfurled behind him, dressed in his original armor before he unlocked greater power in a battle with the Champion of Darkness. Mirage was slightly back and to the left in her silky long red dress, coat and hat, the only member of The Legacy to never change their look, she held one of her psionic swords as she struck a pose that showed off her figure, exposing one shapely leg and a pouty look on her face. Hunter was dressed in urban camouflage with face mask, short swords crossed behind his back, quiver at his waist and bow in hand as he nocked three arrows at once. Enigma and Hotwire stood in the back Enigma in his wizard's robes flowing about him, a spell book in one hand as the other glowed with energy, Hotwire in cargo pants and a Decepticon t-shirt, crouched down with one hand touching the ground electricity extending from his fingertips.
The Legacy first appeared doing battle with a fire generator parahuman known as Flamethrower. The six founding members simply happened to report to the same scene, but once the villain was defeated they learned he worked for a powerful psychic named Brain. Brain was the first major threat The Legacy faced and one of their deadliest enemies.
In The Legacy's initial appearances their costumes were very simple and utilitarian made from easily available materials. Once the team connected with the MachineSmith he and Hotwire were able to provide suits made of a special lightweight and armored material that closer resembles what we would expect of superheroes.
This information was written on the plaque in front of the display, but it was information Lucas already knew, he had lived it.