One common misconception is thinking that true neutral characters seek a balance by deliberately following a certain alignment one day and an entirely different alignment the next. Sometimes this, depending on the episode. But outside of sometimes uniting with Earthrealm's main defenders against a common enemy Kenshi's main goal is neither altruistic nor malevolent: it is simply revenge against Shang Tsung for blinding him. They don't want to go out and be good or evil but rather just keep to themselves in the Shire. Better for others to suffer the evil than the true neutral and his allies. 1. While he can at times be genuinely cruel, he has also had moments of decency and kindness and by and large just wants to be left alone and have Spongebob and Patrick not bother him. Many Byronic Heroes fit True Neutral as well. In the Jump/Final Ending, Deadeus reveals itself to be this. Seems to be this at least some of the time, as for all of her helping Spider-Man every so often she does also seem to often have her own personal and ambiguous agenda. 643 votes Do they embody chaotic neutral? But it's not because they're malevolent: rather they are again animals trying to preserve themselves, and are largely incapable of telling right from wrong, at least in the original movies. Their difference involves their outlook on laws and society. Since it has been stuck in a never-ending cycle, it has decided to make the boy the new Deadeus so that it can finally retire. Does not seek positions of authority over others. -Welcome to the Hero/Protagonist wiki! This is the alignment of choice for Niko Bellic of. Perhaps they care little for the conflict and have their own goals, which are neither particularly good or evil. Breaking your word to a friend or ally, unless life is threatened. 3. That said they are NOT completely ambivalent and uncaring. The movie version played by Emma Stone on the other hand, is much more heroic, because she actively helps Spider-Man. One method of categorizingfictional characters is through thecharacter alignment system, which is derived in the fantasy tabletop gameDungeons & Dragons. Really he'd much rather prefer to just be simulating etiquette. Initially he's pretty content to just do whatever the Organization tells him to do and doesn't really think for himself all that much. In Batman Arkham City where he is frankly not really that bad a guy. Characters that fit this description: Sherlock Holmes, "The Driver" (Ryan Gosling's character in Drive), M (James Bond) Chaotic Neutral This character type is commonly known as "The Free . Kepachi is a warrior who lives for the thrill of battle. 7 Chaotic Good: Naruto Uzumaki And, like stupidly simple poetry, Naruto is the chaotic counterpart to Sasuke. Yoshimo, who initially comes across as just a 'screw alignments, I'm just in it for myself' type, but is in actual fact a baffling mishmash of contradictions that about average out at True Neutral. Krusty tends to be depicted as being pretty crooked and sleazy, but is also not without a sympathetic side and compared to the actions of say, Mr. Burns, Sideshow Bob, Snake, and others, his criminal acts are pretty tame. They may behave in a good manner to those that they consider friends and allies, but will only act maliciously against those who have tried to injure them in some way. Vote up the best examples of chaotic neutral characters. He is devoted to helping others. Killing for any reason other than survival. Also in Tolkein's mythos, and for the same reason no less, namely that they are pretty isolated and insist on remaining so. True neutral characters tend to remain nonjudgmental and uncommitted to any moral, legal, or philosophical system beyond the basic tenets of their own society. But outside of that he is chiefly out for his own and is very resistant to joining either the Rebellion or Darth Vader. Neutral can be a dangerous alignment when it represents apathy, indifference, and a lack of conviction. The MCU version is either this or Chaotic Neutral. Neutral evil characters have no such qualms about burning bridges if the reward is great enough. They do this by playing pranks and being insulting sometimes. Usually settles into this. If you've got a problem with a character being listed here, it probably belongs on the discussion page. Also Therkla, who in one strip claims she's "fed up with good guys and bad guys" and just wants everyone to be safe. Luigi,Izuku Midoriya, Android 16, Link, Quasimodo, Spider-Man (MCU),Batman (The Batman), Gandalf, Wander, DJ, Sierra Obenauer, Courage, Gizmo, andHiccup). They tend to return the same treatment that, They receive from others and just act naturally for the most past. where the nasty stuff happens somewhere out of sight or to someone the Neutral doesn't care about. They're out for their own and do not like to get involved if at all possible with either good or evil, but again will usually side with the former if forced. 3 Worst: An Eye For An Eye There's no law or greater good to hold a true neutral character back from their revenge. But then again, he also likes to be a cynical jerk. Believes people deserve the treatment they are willing to endure. I personally don't come from that school of thought, but it's an argument I can sympathize with at least, so I'll ultimately judge Galactus to be in-between this and Neutral Evil. Neutral Good is known as the "Benefactor" alignment. (3) Pulver, David. Just like Neutral Good and True Neutral characters, a Neutral Evil character strikes a balance between the extremes of Lawful and Chaotic, viewing each side as a resource to draw upon without getting too . The chart below shows how True Neutral views itself and the other eight alignments. Neutral good characters, on the other hand, will behave altruistically even when dealing with others who are not friends or relatives, and may even forgive enemies that have done them grievous harm in the past (provided their enemy has truly mended his ways). Dib: Don't you care that Zim is trying to destroy all mankind? They presumably had to change this after the sheer absurdity of cases analogous to Jaheira and Faldorn in the, In Third Edition, druids have to be no more than one step away from, Lizardfolk. A fairly independent warrior who respects martial prowess and strength of character, but is not as concerned with morality. V also has a habit of. Given that he's depicted as being an anti-establishment radical in some of the older Spider-Man comics, I could argue his being Chaotic Neutral. They might talk a good game, but they just don't (or can't, or won't) commit to any cause for every long. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO. A race that is pretty far removed from the rest of the galaxy and most concerned with turning a profit for themselves. Sometimes known as the "Asshole Alignment" or "True Evil". When he does fight, it's because of Froggy, curiosity, or for survival. Equivalent alignment in other game systems: Neutral (Warhammer), Apathetic, Worldly, and Conformist (Alternity). This is not very realistic, though, and usually Neutrals are just indifferent or uncommitted. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. A true neutral character may use poison as long as there is an overwhelming need. Luke tried to be this early in his career, fashioning himself as the "Hero for Hire" who would do good only if you paid him and would keep to himself otherwise. By and large MJ just wants a calm, peaceful, normal life and though not a fan of the supervillains regularly criticizes Peter for being a superhero and typically opposes his being Spider-Man. Later on in, The White Council of Wizards is also officially of this alignment. Sometimes portrayed as this, being not at all interested in the affairs of Man's World and being totally content to just keep to themselves. Kyubey is one of these. He may use torture to extract information, but never for pleasure. The people cooperate when it suits them. Lawful in rpg alignment terms can encompass legality, but actually represents Order vs Chaos. Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Dungeon Master's Guide. "ORB will not attack another nation, will not allow another nation to attack them, and will not intervene in the conflicts of other nations". They're out for their own and do not like to get involved if at all possible with either good or evil, but again will usually side with the former if forced. Well she IS a baby after all, if not also a surprisingly and deceptively intelligent one. It is possible for Viconia deVir to change her initial evil alignment to this. He will follow the law unless breaking it is in his best interest and he's reasonably sure that he will not be caught. I would, but it's actually evil. This is because some true neutral beings look far beyond the immediate situation to the overall balance of the cosmos. Whether it's yakuza or law enforcement, no one gets in Mugen's way. Middle-Neutral is a character that simply just doesn't care that much about good or evil or law or chaos. The true neutral character wants to work within the law and will observe most customs and mores because it it in their best interest to do so. Settles into this during the course of the game. But all are of equal import, and none should be allowed to take precedence over another, unless an imbalance should be perceived--in which case corrective steps must be taken until the balance is righted once again. I don't fault the humans for killing them mind you, but it's more a case of people vs. hostile wildlife than a true good vs. evil affair. 4 604 VOTES Hiei - Yu Yu Hakusho Photo: Sunrise Thus, True Neutral. Sure he saves the world and genuinely cares about the Brigade members, Yuki the most. However, they are usually found more associating with the horde due to past alliances with them, and are commonly seen working for the horde with their maintaining of the zeppelins they use for travel, not to mention the playable goblin faction of the Bilgewater Cartel joining the Horde in Cataclysm. Usually though more Neutral Good or, at his most obnoxious, Chaotic Neutral. Also, to the untrained eye, Sasuke seems to change alliances as often as he changes his wardrobe (the two actually seem to be somewhat connected anyway, Curiously, the Hidden Mist Village as well seemed to had transitioned to this. You have to admit, for all his being a "villain" Kronk is pretty nice and harmless all things considered. Thing is though, Cage found that his conscience more often than not didn't allow him to act that way and he ultimately became more Neutral Good/Chaotic Good, including as a member of the New Avengers. And much of it is a plot version of, He seems to work for the government, is sent to rescue a well-to-do in danger and, when it turns out she was taking part in orchestrating Death Watch, Jack may have struck her, but he notably didn't kill her (although he expressed regret at sparing her). Will provide for friends, and expects to be repaid in some manner. Dragon (#163). This can make for a particularly ruthless Wild Card character. The true neutral character will use any means to benefit themselves, but will not follow this philosophy to its extreme conclusion through an unrestrained pursuit of self-interest. Will not aid family members in need if personal discomfort is required. Dr. Schlock, at least until about 2007. The oath she took to protect Ashenvale is her only priority and until the . Really she comes off as someone who's just content to go with the flow, attaching herself to whoever she feels is most deserving of her loyalty. Characters who are morally neutral tend to see themselves as realistic. Values his family, but will not heed their requests necessarily. If the king had hired me, I'd have happily killed the rebels! Pure Goods can be Neutral good if they display no corrupting qualitiesand everything they do is for everyone's benefit and well-being (e.g. True neutral characters follow a morality of reciprocity. Chaotic neutral anime characters don't care about law and order - they'll either make their own rules and happily break them as necessary, or live without any kind of orderly system. There are many ways to roleplay a Dungeons & Dragons character, from lawful to chaotic, and good to evil. Given that she's in a way an extension of Roxas their sharing an alignment (and similar alignment transition) is fitting. This list is given in the order of least severe infraction to most severe. The Guild of the Faceless Men's philosophy seems close enough of True Neutrality. 2. (4). A Neutral Good character is guided by their conscience and typically acts altruistically, without regard for or against Lawful precepts such as rules or tradition. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. From what little I've seen him, he just wants to be left alone and attend to his garden. You decide. If this happens, she'll be of the "Don't bother me and I won't bother you" variety. After abandoning Dooku and the Separatists and undergoing some Character Development into a still selfish but nowhere near as malevolent bounty hunter. Although true neutral and neutral evil characters are both primarily interested in their own advancement and welfare, neutral evil characters ruthlessly pursue their self-interest, even at the expense of others. A lot of people consider Galactus to be this, arguing that he's just doing what he needs to do to survive and is thus no more evil than a predator in the jungle. Thus, each aspect--evil and good, chaos and law--of things must be retained in balance to maintain the status quo; for things as they are cannot be improved upon except temporarily, and even then but superficially. Sergei, one of the corrections officers on Carnate, has decided to spend what will probably be the last hours of his life as happy and stoned as possible. They could be described as morally bland. We've got the definition nailed down. Per being an incredibly powerful cosmic entity, Eternity generally prefers to stay out of the affairs of the rest of the universe altogether, and only gets involved in the absolute most dire of circumstances that he feels require his attention. A wandering Samurai who just goes wherever the action is, not caring who his opponent happens to be or what their moral alignment is. Either this or Chaotic Neutral, being a cold-blooded and remorseless seeker of vengeance who doesn't care who she kills in the process of attaining her goals. The clone is barely interested in the rebellion anymore than he is in the Empire and is most concerned with finding Juno Eclipse and coming to better terms with who he is. 10 Geralt Of Rivia- True Neutral (Without Player Intervention) Oliver May of MS Igloo is probably an example, too. True neutral characters don't want to "rock the boat" but will on occasion if their self-interest is overwhelmingly served by breaking the law or flouting custom. True Neutral characters are indifferent to Order Versus Chaos, and their only interest is in living their own lives. Unlike chaotic good characters, who care about bettering society and helping others, and chaotic evil characters who are all about causing misery, chaotic neutral characters don't really care if their actions help or hurt others. (1). Usually settles into this. Really, the Hulk's been several different alignments over the years. For these reasons, being nature's mediators, true neutral characters should be diplomatic and tactful, but they may also come across as being strange and enigmatic until one gets to know them and their "world view" better. In the original Arabian Night, where his story is more akin to winning the lottery, rather than about a well-meaning underdog who stops the villain and saves the day. Probably in-between this and Neutral Good in the end. They might help or hurt other people incidentally, but that's never the primary goal. Garfield. For me, I feel that a big part of his character arc is the journey from this alignment to Neutral Good. 7. Aaron Davis Aarti Kaushik Abdulla Abigail (Final Fight) Abigail Walker Abominable Greench Abominable Snow Monster Abominable Snowman (The Powerpuff Girls) Abomination (Marvel Cinematic Universe) Acromantula Acromantula Colony Ada Mason Adam "Kane" Marcus Adam Meiks Adam Murray Adam Stanheight A True Neutral is somebody whose first solution to any dilemma is 'what would a bear do?'. The USSR sends Soviet spy, Bronislav Antonovich Ivaniv, who takes the name of 'Joseph Smith Miller' or Joseph for short, to the UK to gather intel from a NATO military base that resides in Mt. But that's not because he changed, he still has the same goal, it's just that in the new universe the most straightforward way of achieving it looks friendlier. Such behavior makes true neutral characters unpredictable, and the cumulative effect promotes chaos more than anything else. Given that she's in a way an extension of Roxas their sharing an alignment (and similar alignment transition) is fitting. Their father Eugene Greenhilt comes off this way as well. More Neutral Evil in "The Last Wish", but otherwise the morally gray sorceress of the lodge fits this rather well. In the "Bloaty's Pizza Hog" episode, she gives a reason why she ignores Zim's efforts: That also serves as a particularly awesome. He might let a defeated opponent off the hook, but he also might kill them. Most anime characters can also be sorted into this system. Outside of that he just wants to be left alone and save his dying wife's life. Like Setsuka, Amy is pretty single-minded in her specific goal, and has no desire to be particularly good or evil outside of that goal. That said, he does frequently shift to Neutral Good throughout the series. Such a character thinks of good as better than evil-after all, she would rather have good neighbors and rulers than evil ones. Same as Rocket, at least again, before Character Development sets in. In Pro-Wrestling fandom, these characters are called "Tweeners" (as in "between a, A face will sometimes become a Neutral character by default if they're feuding with a bigger face and haven't officially turned heel. The Orks are arguably type 5 also, all inevitably violent and bloodthirsty but when one particular Ork is strong enough to keep all the other Orks in line and become Warboss, they typically are able to form a "Waagh!" Nature will prevail and keep things as they were meant to be, provided the "wheel" surrounding the hub of nature does not become unbalanced due to the work of unnatural forces--such as human and other intelligent creatures interfering with what is meant to be. Freeze Batman even urges him to save her and stop trying to be a villain, because it's not who he is. But outside of that he doesn't really do all that much. Between that and his animal-level or near-animal level intelligence and I'd say he fits this pretty well. Some true neutral characters do haenous things, but never without justification. ", Due to never receiving instructions on anything from their state legislature, the New York delegates in, Luke Skywalker, as with many other young heroes in fictions, also starts as a, Anakin Skywalker. Undertale: Cold War is an Alternate Universe by Godmaster44*, that takes place in the Underground in 1961 during the height of the Cold War.
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