I'm asking this because I'm proposing Suitcase from Inanimate Insanity for Pure Good, but she was shown to eat the popcorn she got from killing Cobs with an egg bomb.

So sorry to see you go

Can we add Pure Good vs Heroic Benchmark and Pure Good vs Villainous Benchmark pls

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I was wondering if Pure Goods exist in real life and are outside of fiction?

He sacrifices his life multiple, multiple times just to save his 8 kids.

Guys, if only there was fan fiction Which continues the event after Star Fox Assault or Star Fox Command.

Related with Wolf O'Donnell, where he will go through the redemption arc, where he would give up his perverted qualities, and begin to help the weak, and also destroy the evil that only he can do, then he would, in theory, become Pure Good?

I mean, is it possible for characters with a past and everything to be plotted at the moment, like Wolf O'Donnell, This refers to redemption and deliverance from perverted qualities, despite one’s history. This is not canon, after all.

First of all her "preventions" on the NPG wiki I feel no longer hold up because, first of all while it's true that Katara gave a death threat to Zuko is she did anything to Aang, this no longer holds up because she stopped hating him and created a friendship with him after The Southern Raiders. Also while she stated that she still wanted to kill Yon Rha (who was her mother's killer) in that same episode, she still chose not to and likely subverted it because Azula also caused a good amount of pain towards her and caused Aang (whom she loved dearly) to pass out for three weeks and caused her to become stressed for him coming back to life, but instead of killing her she chose to instead chain her up to a pole, which proves that she no longer has her lethal side. Again in The Southern Raiders, while it's true that she said that Aang and Sokka didn't understand her loss, the whole point of the episode is that Katara is purposely out of character and she likely did not mean any of that stuff due to being more focused on her rage against her mother's killer. Her minor arrogant moment of calling herself "The best sister ever" I can't even all a prevention because Pure Goods also have their minor arrogant moments, like Po from Kung Fu Panda as long as they don't seem too egotistical, not to mention Sokka is also there and his arrogant moments are more preventing because they're more boastful and jerkish. Also I feel like she has fully proven this in the Comics which are a continuation of the series, as she seems more peaceful and calm, which in my opinion feels like character development considering how she was initially very wrathful, but later subverted this, and her angry moments are more her getting heated up over understandable things and aren't as mean as before.

I noticed Corrin from Fire Emblem Fates is categorized PG on Heroes Wiki, but they are on a uncreated page on NPG Wiki. Should I or someone remove the PG category on Heroes Wiki for them?

Could there be a scenario, in which a character, (potential PG) is exposed to a former villain (Let's say a former War Criminal, that somehow for some reason decided to redeem themselves, and lost their depraving qualities) and never forgives him for their actions, although they aren't openly rude to them, they avoid them and reject all their attempts to start a conversation. BUT, the hero had a tragic history directly involving the villain and the redeemed villain was the cause of their tragedy. Would this count as a depraving quality? Would this type of resentment be "justifiable" for a Pure Good?

A character from Dragalia Lost that I wonder who could or would count as PG. Do you guys think Euden is PG and if not so, why?

A hypothetical example, but still. Let's say there is a hero, he is a very kind, compassionate, incorruptible and selfless type, and here's the thing. The hero has a choice: either kill a good person to save all the inhabitants of the earth, or not kill this good person at the cost of the inhabitants of the earth suffering from eternal terrible physical and psychological pain, there is no third option. If the hero decides not to kill this good person knowing that this will lead to terrible suffering for the inhabitants of the earth, but at the same time sincerely wishing not to have to sacrifice someone for the sake of saving the inhabitants of the earth and expressing deep remorse for the fact that, although not out of malice, but became the cause of suffering for the inhabitants of the earth, then can this hero be considered Pure Good?

Im new on this wiki

What is the most pragmatic PG hero?

I decided to make this for fun, and also since the background we currently have is sort of outdated with it having Ibuki. I decided to include all of the featured pure good heroes on it. I hope you guys like it.