Dark Is Not Evil: Being associated with darkness doesn't make the character less of a hero.Crusading Lawyer: An attorney who genuinely tries hard to help out their client without ulterior motives.Create Your Own Hero: A villain's actions inadvertently lead to someone rising up to oppose them.The Conscience: A character that acts as the others' moral compass.Cool Teacher: A educator who actually seems to make learning fun, serving as an unambiguously positive influence in their students' lives.Contrasting Sequel Main Character: The protagonist of a sequel differs significantly from the protagonist of a previous installment in the series.Comedic Hero: A hero prone to humorously foolish behavior.Chummy Mummy: An undead mummy who's friendly.Chummy Commies: Communists who are benign, friendly and/or heroic.Chronic Hero Syndrome: The hero can't resist helping out anyone and everyone in need who they may come across.The Chosen Zero: But they're kind of a loser as well.The Chosen One: According to fate and prophecy, this hero is destined to save the world.Chaste Hero: A hero who is oblivious to the feelings of someone who is in love with them.Celibate Hero: A hero who is not interested in pursuing romantic/sexual relationships for some reason or another.The Cavalry: Reinforcements for a last-second dramatic rescue of the heroes.Captain Space, Defender of Earth!: A parody of space opera heroes.The Cape: The archetypal superhero codified by Superman.Blue Is Heroic: Many good guys like to wear blue clothes.The Big Guy: The physically strongest member of the group.Big Good: The most powerful and significant force of good who exists in the story.Big Damn Heroes: Good guys save the day at the right time.Beware the Nice Ones: Heroes who can be quite dangerous and formidable when pushed too far.Benevolent A.I.: When Artificial Intelligence and/or robots care for the well-being of their creators and other living individuals rather than turn against them.Beauty Equals Goodness: Most heroes tend to be very physically attractive.Barbarian Hero: A "savage" warrior who's rather brave and noble.Bad Powers, Good People: A hero has superpowers that are usually associated with villains.Badass Unintentional: The hero is completely oblivious of their great power. ![]() Badass Pacifist: While they would never beat the crap out of their enemies, they're brave enough to stand up for their beliefs anyways.The Atoner: The hero really wants to redeem themselves for bad deeds or horrible mistakes they've made in the past.Ascended Demon: Demonic beings redeem themselves to become divine guardians.Artifact of Hope: A powerful, benevolent artifact with only good, or at least holy, applications.The Anti-Nihilist: A character who knows how terrible the world is, but instead of succumbing to despair, decides to create meaning, values and purpose in life out of it.Anti-Hero Team: The team that consists of anti-heroes.Fortunately, this Antichrist wants to save the world instead. Anti-Anti-Christ: The Antichrist is expected to help the forces of evil with conquering/destroying the world.Amnesiac Hero: The protagonist has little or no memory of who they are, and how they got themselves in their current situation.Amicable Ants: Ants are depicted as heroic or friendly bugs.Always Lawful Good: An entire race of completely benign beings.Often willing to give even nasty villains another chance. All-Loving Hero: A good guy who's kind to everybody.Often done with heroic characters whose rudeness might prevent them from being sympathetic. Adaptational Nice Guy: A character is made nicer in the adaptation than they were in the original work.Adaptational Heroism: The villain character from the original work is a hero in the adaptation.Actual Pacifist: Someone who refuses to physically harm other people no matter what.Action Survivor: They're not a skilled fighter, but prove to be quite capable of handling a dangerous situation anyways.Action Hero: The protagonist of any action/adventure story must be good at beating the crap out of their enemies.The Ace: The hero who's good at everything. ![]()
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