Shanks, for example, is just one step away from being Lethal since he has no problem letting his crew kill people who threaten them. Are there any other examples you can think of?
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Bruce Lee and Star and Stripe from My Hero Academia and Flapjack from The Owl House. I voted no for all three of them.
By the way, Star and Stripe's page is gone. I wonder why.
Megamind's page on Near Pure Good Wiki is updated since the sequel and series are not confirmed to be canon. So only information regarding the original movie remains on his page. In that case, the same thing also applies to Roxanne Ritchi and Minion. Does anyone disagree?
@SKman1000 I know who he was referring to. He is obsessed with William Afton. I just wanted to give him a straight answer and not entertain him. Hopefully he keeps his word about not posting or commenting so we don't have to deal with him anymore.
@Eggman & Metal Empire This might be a good idea.
@Eggman & Metal Empire If you killed 5 children, you'd get death penalty or life imprisonment depending on where you live. All you got is being blocked for a few months. Get over it.
@Eggman & Metal Empire ''I was respecting people's opinion and I wasn't whining and complaining about it.'' What do you want, a cookie? If you got blocked, that means you did something to warrant it. And it isn't even the first time. Accept your penalty and don't ask to be unblocked. And you know, maybe try and learn to act like an adult instead of a petulant child.
This is why Kanao Tsuyuri is not Pure Good.
@SKman1000 Killmonger is not a hero.
Peeta Mellark accidently killed Mitchell.
There is also Johnny Smith. With a married woman, no less.
Padme Amidala
Paul ''Jesus'' Monroe
Oliver Grayson: Attempting to release the Scourge Virus on Earth
Bartholomew Kuma from One Piece
Or it could be a sign of respect.
Why would it be corrupting?
It takes a lot of effort to propose them because their history is too long and complicated.
It helps that Oliver was an adolescent who was doing what he thought was for the greater good.