Who is the hero of the battle in Macbeth?

In Shakespeare's "Macbeth," the hero of the battle is initially portrayed as Macbeth himself, who is celebrated for his bravery and valor on the battlefield against the Norwegians. However, his heroism is later overshadowed by his ambition and moral decline. Ultimately, Macduff emerges as a heroic figure by defeating Macbeth in the final confrontation, symbolizing the restoration of order and justice in Scotland.