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True Neutral

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True Neutral	label	True Neutral
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True Neutral	comment	Character AlignmentLawful Good \| Neutral Good \| Chaotic GoodLawful Neutral \| True Neutral \| Chaotic NeutralLawful Evil \| Neutral Evil \| Chaotic Evil The best known Character Alignment system has two axes: Goodâ€”Evil and Lawfulâ€”Chaotic. But some characters just don't fit either end of either axis: they're not selfless enough to be Good, but not exploitative enough to be Evil; they're not rule-abiding enough to be Lawful, but not arbitrary enough to be Chaotic. They could be described as morally bland. These characters are True Neutral, also known as "Neutral Neutral"note as in "Neutral-with-respect-to-law-and-chaos and Neutral-with-respect-to-good-and-evil"; this is not redundant, it's using the same word with two different meanings or just "Neutral". A True Neutral character or organization can be introduced as a Wild Card, neither aligned with the Hero nor the Big Bad. On the other hand, they may well be on one side or the other, at least nominally. Perhaps they care little for the conflict and have their own goals, which are neither particularly good or evil. A True Neutral scientist may work for the good guys because it furthers their research, but they may also work for the bad guys for the same reason. They could also be on whichever side their friends are, just because of that. True Neutral characters can seem somewhat selfish, but they can also seem rather happy-go-lucky in comparison to more responsible characters. While most of them could be selfish, the whole point of them being this way is to avoid working with or helping others that are deemed malevolent at all costs, otherwise they'd might accidentally further a villain's goals. However, if individuals try to at least make them earn their trust, this can result in them going out of their element to befriend them, which also works on those who are Lawful Neutral to Chaotic Neutral. It should be noted that alongside Chaotic to Lawful Neutral, there are no guarantees that they will be considered as Wild Card characters, most are simply static and don't have any interest in joining either side, namely good and evil. True Neutral is the base alignment of animals, which prompts Druids to be of the True Neutral alignment in RPGs (though later editions changed this to Unaligned). Robots that do not come with an ethical system are also True Neutral by default (although this doesn't stop them having a personality). Muggles and Punch Clock Villains are often the "don't care" variety of True Neutral. Many Byronic Heroes fit True Neutral as well. A True Neutral is somebody whose first solution to any dilemma is 'what would a bear do?'. However, non-sapients and Blue-and-Orange Morality may be described as not being even True Neutral; this is done when one wants to emphasize that something can't be judged or described by our moral terms at all. True Neutral makes a good 'transition' alignment — if a Neutral Evil character is going through some serious Character Development, they may reach a point where they're not doing so much evil, but not consistently doing good just yet either, and similarly when they do have something they want done, have no particular preference on whether to do it by obeying rules or breaking them. This can make for a particularly ruthless Wild Card character. Another unique case is that True Neutral beings are well known for viewing things on all angles and keeping said angles in balance. Some True Neutral characters subscribe to neutrality or "balance" as an active philosophy, which taken far enough is a form of Blue-and-Orange Morality (and Stupid Neutral). This is not very realistic, though, and usually Neutrals are just indifferent or uncommitted. As such, few are neutral enough to be okay with knowingly working for an evil cause. However, they are prone to seeing actual Good alignments as zealotry, at least when they make demands of the Neutral — except if the Neutral character in question is a self-acknowledged coward or similar and admits that there is a better way to live than how she actually does. Further, a Neutral character or organisation may work with an Evil party more easily than a Good character could, because the Neutral cares less and can more easily dismiss things that are only wrong "in principle" according to those overzealous Good characters for some silly reason, ie. where the nasty stuff happens somewhere out of sight or to someone the Neutral doesn't care about. These same reasons are among why they can easily refrain from taking any sides at all. (See also: Bystander Syndrome.) True Neutrals may still Default to Good, because often it's just blatant how nasty the evil side is. See also Neutral No Longer, which is about finally taking sides. If they didn't, they could face a Neutrality Backlash. See Also: Lawful Good, Neutral Good, Chaotic Good, Lawful Neutral, Chaotic Neutral, Lawful Evil, Neutral Evil, Chaotic Evil.
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True Neutral / int_10510c81	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_10510c81	comment	Atticus O'Sullivan from the Iron Druid Chronicles only wants to be left alone, and for the better part of two millennia avoided involving himself as much as possible. He only gets involved when the Earth is threatened, something so vile even he cannot stand it is going to take place on a large scale, or he is threatened. Otherwise, he prefers to run. On the flip side, he often acts like an immature jerk prone to abusing his powers in petty ways or not giving a fig who gets hurt due to his actions. Atticus does what is best for Atticus with little thought to anyone else.
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True Neutral / int_1133352a	comment	The robots in Terminator are severely limited by their programming. Whether they try to Kill All Humans or protect them depends on who's giving the orders.
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True Neutral / int_11b7db91	comment	Adventure Time:
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True Neutral / int_12300cc3	comment	Doctor Manhattan from Watchmen, to the absolute extreme. He's just stopped viewing life from a human perspective altogether and cares almost nothing for anything else than observing pretty physics. It helps that he's a Non-Linear Character, meaning that he already knows everything he's ever going to do and has no free will.
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True Neutral / int_12fd5db0	comment	In Megamind, Metro Man is ultimately True Neutral. He puts on a good front of being a perfect hero who always saves the day, but deep down he just wants to retire and pursue his own modest dream of a music career. While he's implicitly not selfish enough to completely abandon Metro City until he's absolutely sure Megamind isn't going to go completely off the rails without himself to keep his old rival in check, neither is he selfless enough to put aside his own petty interests for the greater good if it can be avoided.
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True Neutral / int_131dd753	comment	Tower of God Rak Wraithraiser originally just entered the Tower looking for worthy opponents to fight. He'd look for a fair fight, but he wasn't worried about attacking without provocation. He's egoistic, grumpy, and potentially violent, but also honourable in some sense, a loyal friend, and far less devious than a lot of others in the Tower. Khun Aguero Agnes is a schemer and manipulator who's almost a Neutral Evil sociopath, except that in practice he doesn't ever do very bad things, especially after, like Rak, he ends up befriending the protagonist and affected by his niceness. He's ruthless and you don't want to end up competing against him — or, to be safe, anywhere in the same game — but there are limits to his nastiness, and he's also loyal as a friend.As far as order and chaos go, Khun looks down on people letting themselves be controlled by "rules", and he prefers to make his own rules even in a situation where rules have been imposed from above. Phonsekal Laure: You can't even get him to do anything unless you take away his pillow. He's certainly not keen on taking sides. Anaak Jahad: She's here for revenge. Don't get in her way.
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True Neutral / int_1331990c	comment	In Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Kyubey is one of these. Despite behaving in an extremely creepy manner at all times, he's only watching for the well-being of the universe, even though during the main plot that causes a huge amount of death and suffering. After the finale, it can be seen that he keeps the same personality but behaves in a much friendlier manner. 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.
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True Neutral / int_13600c0c	comment	GONE series: Diana turns into more of a Heelâ€“Face Revolving Door though as time goes on, but she starts off this way.
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True Neutral / int_13b6da8c	comment	Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: Dr. Horrible likely drifted into the Just-Don't-Care variant after Penny's death. He is seen robbing banks and attending Evil League of Evil meetings, but his heart isn't in it.
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True Neutral / int_14d341dc	comment	If you choose to play with the Romulan Republic in Star Trek Online, you start out as this, living on Virinat, not wanting to get caught up in the Federation/Klingon War or dealing with the crap of the Romulan Star Empire and the emerging Romulan Republic. Then, General Hakeev and the Elachi come by and bomb the shit out of your colony and toss this to the four winds.
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True Neutral / int_1622155	comment	NOVA from Milky Way Wishes in Kirby Super Star. All he does is grant wishes, no matter what they are.
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True Neutral / int_1aacbbc9	comment	In the Dragon Age setting, the Grey Wardens as an order are like this, with certain individuals like Duncan seeming to actually be True Neutral on a personal level, while other Wardens can be worse or more decent folk depending on the individual. They take no sides, obey no kings, and every action they take somehow must make progression towards relieving the world of the threat of Darkspawn. In the first game, it's difficult to pick this, as most of the tasks you have to do to stop the Blight end up saving people or quelling chaos in Ferelden anyway, but in the sequel, you directly run across a group of Grey Wardens during the Qunari assault on Kirkwall. Though they help you briefly, they immediately admit their primary goal is basically to cut themselves free of the chaos surrounding the city so they could go back to doing their job, namely hunting darkspawn: they even give the same line of "a greater menace than the Qunari threatens the world", despite the most recent Blight being over, reinforcing that literally every goal they ever have somehow is geared towards this. Helping people is a happy accident, if it happens at all. Fenris in Dragon Age II ends up here, since his main concern is pursuing a personal vendetta rather than any kind of moral position — and he doesn't even do that very often, since the target of said vendetta lives on another continent. While his hatred of slavery would incline him towards a good alignment, he almost never actually does anything about it unless he's in Hawke's active party. In fact, he almost never does anything at all, generally preferring to lurk in his former master's mansion drinking wine in huge quantities and brooding. One of the Fraternities of Enchanters, known as the Isolationists, holds the belief that mages should separate themselves from civilisation altogether and live as hermits in the wilderness, where they can practise magic without fear of collateral damage and witch-hunts. Niall is one such mage-probably the only Isolationist met in the entire game.
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True Neutral / int_1beda93b	comment	Sluggy Freelance: Of the main characters, Gwynn is selfish and has a love-hate relationship with everyone. She's often shallow and concerned mainly with petty things and her own interests rather than the morality of anything, and frequently acts like a jerk (though, in fairness, often in retaliation when others have been thoughtless first). Yet she's loyal to her friends deep down, and isn't really a bad person — well, at least not much so, nowhere near Evil. Chaz, in spite of its Evil Weapon vibes. "I am neither good nor evil. I am just a sword. Wield me as you will, master." Dr. Schlock, at least until about 2007. He wasn't evil or willing to take too much advantage of others, though most certainly at least a moderate amount, and he could certainly feel sorry for them, but he primarily cared about his own skin and wasn't keen on heroics, preferring to run away or think it was somebody else's problem. Eventually, though, he was forced to take sides in a way that led him away from being Neutral. Father Time. "I only care that time runs smoothly. Beyond that I am indifferent." Also parodied with a nonsensical qualification: "...Except for the Dutch. They tick me off. You're not Dutch, are you?" Ironically, Riff's shoulder angel and shoulder devil both appear to be True Neutral. They don't usually even have anything to comment other than a dual "I dunno," and when they do, they represent rival points of view, neither of which is obviously good or evil, and end up deciding they're doing it the wrong way around and try to switch shoulders. Riff himself is more like Chaotic Good, but he displays an apathy and reluctance to actually think that makes this understandable. Bert, Torg's weird, crotch-obsessed artist friend. All he cares about is art — well, actually, crotches — and he goes around loudly expressing weird opinions about things and does little else. The group of Black-Ops Christmas elves led by Squishydodo can't really afford any other alignment. They originally worked for Santa Claus, keeping tabs on everyone being naughty or nice, but split off when Santa started to lose it during his conflict with the evil and incredibly badass mini-lop rabbit Bun-bun. Then Bun-bun showed up at their headquarters and demanded that they work for him. They refused at first on the reasonable basis that he was about the worst person in the world (he tried to kill Santa Claus every Christmas, for a start), but he threw anyone who protested out of a high window until he was left with Squishydodo, who bowed to his will and led the elves in an operation to hunt down Bun-bun's "friends" to inflict gruesome revenge on them for wiping out his collection of Baywatch tapes. When they caught them, though, Bun-bun wasn't around, and Squishydodo made the judgement call that it was enough for them to apologise and they could go free after that. From then on, the elves acted as occasional good guys, even persuading Bun-bun to help them in that on one occasion, but they were still potentially under Bun-bun's thrall (and had some weird Stockholm Syndrome like affection for him) and refused to go against him when he started a war against the other Anthropomorphic Personifications of the holidays, acting like it was a case of Gray-and-Grey Morality even though he was slaughtering others in an effort to Take Over the World, and ultimately even helping him. The gray aliens in "Oceans Unmoving". It's not that their personalities are gray, quite the opposite for some of them, but they'll work with a Neutral Evil space pirate captain just as willingly as a semi-heroic resistance leader later on because they drift along with the situation and are more concerned with their own weird preferences and personal relationships than the morality of what they're doing.
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True Neutral / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach: Ryuuken's apparent alignment, for at least the past several years. He outright refuses to support any major factionâ€”Shinigami, Quincy, or otherwiseâ€”and while he clearly prefers things orderly he is willing to break rules (his own and other people's) to get things done. He was apparently Neutral Good, or even Lawful Good, as a teenager...and recent events may be pushing him to a Neutral No Longer fate.
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True Neutral / int_1e3b270	comment	Huitzil / Phobos in Darkstalkers. His only duty is to protect the human boy he encountered.
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True Neutral / int_21bf1f01	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_21bf1f01	comment	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Blondie is the "Good" in the title, but only because everyone else is worse. He's still a brutal, greedy, treacherous scoundrel, but he gets enough Pet the Dog moments to keep from being outright evil, in contrast to Angel Eyes, "The Bad", and Tuco, "The Ugly".
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True Neutral / int_2247a14a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2247a14a	comment	Orddu, Orwen, and Orgoch are three fantastically powerful witches in The Chronicles of Prydain who claim that they are incapable of caring about any particular individual. They don't give anything for free to anyone, and they'll trade with the evil as easily as the good.
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True Neutral / int_22d74b2e	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_22d74b2e	comment	Redwall's Asmodeus could fall into either this trope or Neutral Evil. He eats good and bad characters alike, bears no grudge or sympathy to either side, and doesn't actively try to make his victims suffer (in fact, his habit of hypnotising them beforehand could be seen as making them suffer less). He's definitely dangerous, but a snake's got to eat something.
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True Neutral / int_22fb2175	comment	The title characters of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Rosencrantz leans more towards Neutral Good and Guildenstern towards Neutral Evil, but on the whole, they don't care about good, evil, order, or chaos-they just want to find something that will allow them to make sense of the world they're in.
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True Neutral / int_2372359	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2372359	comment	The Seers of Kell in The Belgariad are supposed to cultivate being on the fence so they can make an unbiased decision between good and evil. Though traveling with the good people and being courted by and eventually marrying one of them might just possibly have influenced her decision.
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True Neutral / int_243f5fd3	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_243f5fd3	comment	Big the Cat from the Sonic The Hedgehog games; generally wanting to be alone so he can fish in peace. When he does fight, it's because of Froggy, curiosity, or for survival.
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True Neutral / int_254af7ac	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_254af7ac	comment	Sub-Mariner: Namor of Marvel Comics doesn't quite qualify; at any given time he can fall into any of the alignments by virtue of having drastically different motives from most of the Marvel Universe and a disorder that manifests as drastic character changes due to his Half-Human Hybrid biology. He goes here because he averages out as True Neutral, and he's the only person who can effectively have a reputation as both good and evil without anyone giving him lip about it (if only because he could kick the Hulk's ass). He's a member of Professor X's Illuminati (good) and Norman Osborn's Cabal (evil), at the same time. And he's not acting as The Mole for either group, since neither knows that he's a member of the other.
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True Neutral / int_25f6f1a0	comment	Lambdadelta from Umineko: When They Cry seems to be the fourth variety seeing as she does whatever she can to make sure both sides are equal or close to it, like in episode 6 where she throws popcorn to prevent one character form killing/denying another.
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True Neutral / int_284a7891	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_284a7891	comment	Among the Apex Legends, Catalyst and Crypto are perhaps the only competitors, taking part in the games to re-establish an identity. Revenant wants to die, Ballistic wants to relive his past glory, but the latter two, just want to support their family. Crypto was nothing more than a Hacker, framed for a crime he didn't commit. Catalyst felt the conformity of her people was unnecessary, seeing the neglect of the neighboring moon as far more important.
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True Neutral / int_28fe1376	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_28fe1376	comment	The Observers in Fringe seem to clearly fall into this category. True to their name, they merely observe and refuse to interact except under very specific conditions, in which case the goal also appears to be unknown. Until "letters of transit" that is, in which they seem to have switched to Lawful Evil
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True Neutral / int_291e9857	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_291e9857	comment	Forest Hunters, The covenant of Alvina, the white Cat of the Forest in Dark Souls. She has lived since the early Age of Fire and was a trusted friend of Knight Artorias and the Great Wolf Sif. Those who join this covenant will be called upon to fight off any grave-defiling intruders that dare to set foot in the forest. The task of the player character, the chosen undead, is to run around slaying demons and also former gods and heroes who have basically gone insane or are evil, or because they view the Undead as something to be exterminated. And then there's Gravelord Nito, who spends most of the game sleeping because he truly could not care less about the state of the dystopian world, and while he's not necessarily causing problems for anyone, he's not exactly trying to fix things, either. He isn't even benefiting from the post-apocalypse either, because he's not particularly fond of undead either because it opposes true death, his domain. In any case, you fight him for his soul not because he's a bad guy, but because he has what you need and he's not really offering to help you out.
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True Neutral / int_298a47a9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_298a47a9	comment	The Dude from The Big Lebowski is a perfect example of The Slacker-type true neutral. He is only loyal to his own petty interests (going bowling and replacing a damaged rug). While he does show some moral scruples, such as reining in the volatile Walter or mourning Bunny when he thinks she's been killed, he will rarely take a stand for any principle on his own and seeks to coast through life with as little effort as possible.
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True Neutral / int_2acb12c5	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2acb12c5	comment	X-Universe: The Xenon, the Big Bad of X: Beyond the Frontier and continuing antagonists during the later games, are a race of terraforming drones doing what they're programmed to. Unfortunately thanks to a buggy (or deliberately sabotaged, depending on the source you read) shutdown command, their programming has them "terraforming" all biological life out of existence. The Teladi fit this trope more effectively; they do not care so much about space politics as they do in one thing: profitsss. Because of this, they get along well with many of the other races, even the Space Pirates.
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True Neutral / int_2b113e02	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2b113e02	comment	Benny of The Mummy personifies the coward type. He sticks like glue to O'Connell in the opening until he can't guarantee his safety anymore (he then shuts him out of his hiding place in order to save his own life). When he returns to Hamunaptra, he does so only for profit, caring nothing about the people who have brought him there. When his life depends on being spared by Imhotep, his loyalties shift again and he helps him hunt down the very people who he was just working for — all for the promise of gold. In the end, he tries to cling to O'Connell again when Imhotep is gone and unable to save his life as Hamunaptra crumbles.
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True Neutral / int_2dfb1427	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2dfb1427	comment	Several of the characters who can join your group in the Baldur's Gate series: Jaheira the druid is this alignment in accordance with 2e D&D rules. Faldorn is a Shadow Druid, who are generally Neutral Evil in behaviour, alignment notwithstanding, but thanks to the limited characterisation of the first game and the differences between her and Jaheira, she ends up feeling closer to this alignment. In the sequel, she undergoes a personality transplant and becomes an antagonist. Branwen is a cleric of Tempus, Lord of Battles. She does have a warrior code of sorts but probably ended up under this alignment because she's simply too underdeveloped to be anything else. Another druid, Cernd, is a far better example of the balance-between-all-sides, compromising kind than either of his druidic contemporaries. He is noted for often making comments about balance and some unusual metaphors, but otherwise, he's a little flat. The thief Yoshimo is an advocate of intelligent decisions, getting a lot of money through means both honest and dishonest and rational levels of self-interest and non-involvement. It is possible for Viconia deVir to change her initial evil alignment to this. If this happens, she'll be of the "Don't bother me and I won't bother you" variety. Which makes sense, because this is her actual philosophy even when she's Neutral Evil; don't try and mess with her, she won't mess with you. At least in the sense that she won't ruin your life or kill you unprovoked. She may still take the time to make rude comments about you or say something really cruel and petty just because she feels like it. That's why she doesn't become Good-aligned — she hasn't so much reformed as decided to be less mean-spirited and pass-remarkable.
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True Neutral / int_2e80e66f	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_2e80e66f	comment	A Diplomatic Visit: In-Universe, in the sequel Diplomat at Large, Luna describes the Judge, the only Power without an Opposite, as this by name.
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True Neutral / int_3063264a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3063264a	comment	Ozzy Osbourne is usually this, with some songs ("Flying High Again," "Crazy Babies," etc.) falling more under Chaotic Neutral. Despite what many Moral Guardians (at least used to) think, his music rarely falls into "Evil" territory. Granted, the subjects of some songs, such as "Mr. Tinkertrain" and "No More Tears" are definitely Chaotic Evil. But they're never depicted in a sympathetic or positive manner. Most of Ozzy's more autobiographical songs, meanwhile, are simple pleas for acceptance and understanding without any real moral agenda one way or another.
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True Neutral / int_30a5ebfd	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Haku of Naruto typically defines his existence as serving as the Neutral Evil Zabuza's tool and assisting in his evil doings, but unlike Zabuza, has a conscience and has, on at least one occasion, rendered his opponents unconscious to avoid having to kill them. Similar to Haku, Juugo is incredibly loyal to Sasuke (who ranges from Chaotic Evil to True Neutral for much of Shipppuden), is willing to kill when necessary, and has a propensity for random bouts of violence due to a hereditary disorder, but is also the Token Good Teammate of Team Taka, regularly seen playing with the wildlife and expressing true remorse over every kill. Mifune and the Land of Iron are characterized as a "Neutral State". They agreed to the Five Kage Summit for no benefit of their own; Mifune himself participated but only as the decision maker punishing Danzo for brainwashing him. Mizukage Mei Terumi is this despite being one of the recent leaders. She commands authority, is very powerful, and follows the rules (to a certain degree), but unlike the rest of the Kages she is the most open-minded and very kind (just don't mention marriage).
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True Neutral / int_32c541e6	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_32c541e6	comment	Truth, the closest thing that the Fullmetal Alchemist-verse has to a deity, is best understood as this alignment. He has no active involvement in human life, neither rewarding the good nor punishing the bad. However, if an alchemist infringes upon the laws of nature and comes before Truth, he upholds the laws of Equivalent Exchange by taking an organ or limb from them (which he does with sadistic glee), but in exchange, they gain the ability to do alchemy without a transmutation circle. While he's certainly a jerkass, Truth ultimately shows just enough benevolence to not fit any evil alignment. As stated in the series, his purpose is to discourage the humans who try to enter the domains of God. He can also be seen as the Anthropomorphic Personification of the world (which is how he describes himself if asked). Neither good nor evil, but a representation of the natural laws of the universe, which take no sides. Yoki, a former Corrupt Bureaucrat is also True Neutral, but in a different way. He's a coward that initially acts cruelly to subordinates but ends up being brought low and eventually figures out that he won't get his ass kicked so often if he acts like less of a jerk. He's not evil, good, lawful, or chaotic enough to be anything but True Neutral.
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True Neutral / int_346db4d5	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_346db4d5	comment	Several of the ghosts encountered in The Suffering. For example, the ghosts of Torque's family seem unable or unwilling to interfere with the plot; Horace Gage swings wildly between lashing out in pain and providing rudimentary assistance; finally, the utterly amoral Dr Killjoy has taken it upon himself to cure Torque of his insanity by any means necessary. 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. Kyle is a darker variant: he's a teenage heroin addict with almost no objective besides surviving the invasion of Baltimore long enough to find his next fix. He only follows the PC because he appears to believe that Torque is his father.
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True Neutral / int_34768535	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_34768535	comment	Jack Cayman from MadWorld could certainly be considered True Neutral, for reasons similar to Guts above. 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). However, the brutality of his kills certainly doesn't fall under any "Good" category I care to think of, he claims "I don't work for justice, and I'm certainly not its bitch", and he has a habit of doing things his own way when the situation calls for it. In short, Jack's the living proof against True Neutral being a wuss or wishy-washy class: if he's on the fence, it's probably so that he can decide how to kill you with it.
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True Neutral / int_3504b58e	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3504b58e	comment	Kronika is an antagonist example in Mortal Kombat 11, as she's a strong adherence to Balance Between Good and Evil and is willing to manipulate both villains and heroes alike to achieve her goal.
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True Neutral / int_36a99a80	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_36a99a80	comment	Shrek is a prime example of true neutral. He's a mixture of "Bystander Syndrome" and "Heroic Neutral" (with a bit of Blue-and-Orange Morality). In the first film, the main conflict is started because he was driven out of his house, not for any noble goals like justice for the fairy tale creatures who were driven to his swamp. The rest of the movies conflicts start either because of his true neutral morality, because he was driven to do things, or both.
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True Neutral / int_3737cd98	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3737cd98	comment	Goonya Monster: The members of Orcinus have never attacked any Busters while transformed into Monsters.
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True Neutral / int_3aeb1c75	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball: Vegeta is a very... unique case. For the majority of Dragon Ball Z, it was damn near impossible for anyone to know exactly who he was truly fighting for, as his motivations would seemingly change at the drop of a hat. It got to the point where his alignment was questioned and lampshaded by several characters In-Universe, especially Z-Fighters, considering that they were usually the ones that would end up having to clean up all the messes he creates. As far as how the show depicts him and how he develops, this is how he aligned himself throughout the show: Saiyan Arc — Chaotic Evil, Namek Arc — Neutral Evil, Freeza Arc — Neutral Evil/Lawful Evil/True Neutral, Android Arc — True Neutral, Cell Arc — True Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/Chaotic Good and Majin Buu Arc — Chaotic Good/Chaotic Evil/Neutral Good/Lawful Good. Yeah, Vegeta was a very complicated and conflicted character. Android 17 and 18, despite being programmed to murder Goku, show little to no interest in actually doing so, despite the constant reminder from Android 16 that their mission was to kill Goku. When they did show interest, it was out of pure boredom. Android 17 even states himself that killing Goku was not a priority for him and was nothing more than "a chore" or "a game". Shenron is this. If you have the Dragon Balls and summon him, you get a wish and he'll grant it if he's able. Hence why arcs involving them were focused on keeping the Dragon Balls out of the hands of evil beings like early Vegeta and Frieza.
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True Neutral / int_3b34143f	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter Mundungus Fletcher works with the good guys, but it doesn't stop him from being a petty criminal. He doesn't intentionally harm people much but is always looking for illicit profits. Wormtail fights for the strongest side, starting out with James Potter (who was Chaotic Good or Chaotic Neutral in his adolescence and drifted more toward Neutral Good as he matured), but ultimately ending up on the side of Voldemort (Neutral Evil). To the wizarding world, a lot of non-wizarding magical species such as goblins, centaurs, giants, etc. come off as this, but they're really more a case of Blue-and-Orange Morality. Wizarding issues aren't their issues and, if they get involved at all, it's for reasons that have nothing to do with those of wizards and witches. The giants choose the side of the Death Eaters because they appeal to the giants' desire for more rights, not because the giants have any preference for purebloods or animosity toward Muggles and Muggle-borns.
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True Neutral / int_3b91d912	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3b91d912	comment	Evangelion 303: Seele does not care about good or evil. They only care about keeping balance between countries, often supporting the military and political underdog, and they can help a country and plot its obliteration the next day.
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True Neutral / int_3bc82010	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3bc82010	comment	Spirit from Ōban Star-Racers. Initially believed to have been the cause of Maya Wei's death, he was regarded by Molly as a murderer, but after Molly's failure to kill him out of revenge throughout the race he harboured no grudge or emotion. Instead, he mentally told her the truth and even shed a tear of guilt before departing.
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True Neutral / int_3d22c14b	comment	Gundam 00 is filled with this: Celestial Being is a paramilitary organization created to eradicate war, that will attack any nations or factions whom they see causing tensions. Founder Aeolia Schenberg is dedicated to keeping the peace, irrespective of other moral issues; members Lockon Stratos (the first), Sumeragi Lee Noriega, and Feldt Grace follow along without as much personal conviction. Regene Regetta of the Innovators cares about her own goals and has no moral stance. Ordinary High School Sweet Hearts Saji Crossroad and Louise Halevy spend most of the first season as unaligned Innocent Bystanders until their Tear Jerker Wham Episode.
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True Neutral / int_3e8c09b9	comment	Ymir from Attack on Titan is a rather special example. At first she was a rather uncooperative character, with only a heart for Krista. But as the story unfolds she's actually fairly nice, even if she is a Titan Shifter. Though the shock of becoming a monster surprised her like any normal person would be. Thus after unintentionally eating Marcel and willingly aiding her friends, she pleaded for a pardon for her carnage, then disappeared to live her own life without regrets.
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True Neutral / int_3f3abe9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3f3abe9	comment	Abradolf Lincler in Rick and Morty, who is a being born of the combined DNA of Abraham Lincoln and Hitler in an attempt to make the most morally ambiguous leader possible.
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True Neutral / int_3f4a104b	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_3f4a104b	comment	Wally from Dilbert is completely apathetic, as are most of the others after overexposure to management; when someone dies while working in the office, Dilbert does nothing because that way someone else has to do the paperwork.
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True Neutral / int_40b716af	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_40b716af	comment	AltaÃ¯r Ibn La'Ahad introduced in Assassin's Creed only kills the templars, but won't hurt innocents, based on his tenets. He does however always kill criers and orators that have information about the Templars, despite not being Templars themselves. He also spares Maria Thorpe because she wasn't his target, even though she is a high-ranking Templar.
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True Neutral / int_41b0198a	comment	The Dresden Files: Mother Winter and Mother Summer are essentially Physical Gods of their respective Faerie Courts, and are most constrained in what they can do without accidentally ruining the world. Kindness, malice, orthodoxy, and caprice have no place in their decisions. The Erlking is also considered to be of this alignment. He's explicitly stated to not be evil, but as the embodiment of the ideal of the hunt, while he's after prey the Erlking is merciless and vicious. Later on in Changes, he's actually quite friendly, polite, and gracious when Susan and Harry burst into his castle-cave. On the other hand, the Erlking is the ruler of goblins, who are most definitely not this alignment. The White Council of Wizards is also officially of this alignment. Their primary goal is the regulation of magic as a whole, to ensure that wizards do not abuse their power by breaking one of the Seven Laws of magic. Justice and morality do not factor into the regulation of magic, only whether or not the wizard has violated one of the Laws. Harry and Luccio actually engage in a bit of a debate on this in Turn Coat, where Luccio makes a good case for why wizards as a whole stay out of mortal affairs, noting that Grey-and-Gray Morality complicates efforts to determine who is right and who is wrong. On the other hand, the Council is quite willing to violate the same Laws in the defense of itself and humanity, as evidenced by the office of the Blackstaff, which serves as the Council's assassin and wetworks specialist. Bob the Skull, who is explicitly a moral blank slate defined by his current owner when they take possession of him. In Harry Dresden's possession, Bob is snarky, insubordinate, and obsessed with sex, but ultimately pretty harmless-but when he belonged to Heinrich Kemmler, he was cold-bloodedly malevolent and deeply creepy. Were Bob to change hands again (well, in Ghost Story Butters got him, but since he first met Harry's Bob, Butters' Bob is almost identical), he would get a new, likely completely different, personality.
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True Neutral / int_42ffb88e	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation has SCP-2662, a teen(ish) Eldritch Abomination who doesn't want anything to do with his cults and generally just wants to be left alone.
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True Neutral / int_43ce5692	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_43ce5692	comment	Django from Django Unchained is only motivated by revenge and getting his wife back, and is willing to commit deeds good and evil, lawful and chaotic to do so, landing him in True Neutral territory.
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True Neutral / int_43d9221b	comment	Death's Head, Freelance Peacekeeping Agent. He'll do anything as long as he's paid, and paid well.
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True Neutral / int_44fe781e	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_44fe781e	comment	Shinji Ikari from Neon Genesis Evangelion. While he saves the world on a regular basis, he has no idealistic reason for doing so (unlike the Neutral Good Misato or Chaotic Good Kaji). He's only interested in being an EVA pilot because his father told him to and he sees it as a way to get recognition from both his dad and the people he works with. He very nearly quit the job twice for no other reason then the fact that the terror of being a pilot wasn't worth such a long-shot reward. In spite of having very selfish motivations, he manages to keep a layer of sympathy by having a truly terrible life and having not even wanted to be an EVA pilot in the first place. However, with time he gradually becomes The Anti-Nihilist (especially in Rebuild of Evangelion) and develops a genuine desire to protect humanity. All three of the EVA pilots are True Neutral to some extent (though Rei leaning more towards Lawful Neutral and Asuka leaning more towards Chaotic Neutral). All three of them don't really have any selfless reason for being an EVA pilot, with Asuka doing it for some sort of recognition and Rei doing it because Gendo tells her to, though they all have some layer of sympathy to refrain from being entirely selfish. All of the Angels fall into True Neutral. They don't express any malice or sadism towards humanity, they simply follow their one objective: to unite with Lilith. The fact that it will destroy the world is merely a byproduct of that union. Kaworu Nagisa, especially, holds no malice.
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True Neutral / int_4522fd1	comment	Bladedancer, in the Whateley Universe, is '"The Handmaiden", the one chosen by The Tao to uphold balance no matter what. She might have to kill a demon. She might have to slay a superhero. Whatever it takes to maintain "balance". Several of her teammates have figured out the consequences of this, in terms of their own health, should they ever unbalance things by being too successful as Big Damn Heroes.
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True Neutral / int_468bebb0	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_468bebb0	comment	Also from Discworld, Rincewind, the Cosmic Plaything Chew Toy of the Disc, tries to be a prime example of the "doesn't care about Good or Evil" variety, despite having saved the world about half a dozen times (against his will, mostly). He is by no means a bad person either but would love it if the world just decided to forget all about him. However, the number of times that he's disregarded his overwhelming cowardice in the pursuit of the greater good (even ending a magical war that could have destroyed the Disc with a half-brick in a sock) indicates that despite his best efforts, he retains some Neutral Good impulses. His enemies, funnily enough, probably perceive him to be more Chaotic Good, whether he likes it or not.
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True Neutral / int_47f0eac3	comment	Charles Foster Ofdenson from Metalocalypse. Sure, he rules a lawful business empire, but he also associates with the Chaotic Neutral Dethklok and is not above using them to achieve his own ends. And ultimately, the only rule he lives by is that no one fucks with his bread and butter.
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True Neutral / int_49a87cb3	comment	Cloud initially holds this position in Final Fantasy VII, going on record as saying that he doesn't care about Shinra, SOLDIER, AVALANCHE, or the Planet; he's just here to get paid. This doesn't last all that long, however, and proves to be rather more complicated than it first appears. Subtle mind control and multiple personalities are involved. And much of it is a plot version of Guide Dang It!. He reveals to be actually Neutral Good and a brave and heroic young man.
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True Neutral / int_49ad83ee	comment	Goblins in general are of this alignment, neither favoring the Horde nor the Alliance when selling their goods and tend to mostly stay out of conflicts enough to profit them as much as possible. 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. In general, however, they really only care for money and profit in the most lucrative way possible, as exemplified by the Steamwheedle Cartel of goblins that are usually seen in World of Warcraft.
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True Neutral / int_49d6fb14	comment	In The Saga of Crystar, Crystal Warrior, the conflict is Order Versus Chaos, with the Crystal Warriors on Order's side and the Magma Men on the side of Chaos. Neutrality is officially represented by the character Feldspar, who is crystalline from the waist up and made of magma from the waist down.
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True Neutral / int_4ce969a9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_4ce969a9	comment	The AI Thoth in Marathon 2 always tries to help the underdog. This means he helps you from the point where you reactivate him, and then turns on you and Durandal when you're winning against the Pfhor. Thoth isn't very successful when trying to stop you though, as the Pfhor completely ignore his offers of assistance. For that matter, Durandal. He honestly doesn't care one way or the other about humanity, the Pfhor, the S'pht, or anything else. His goal is to prolong his existence, and he will team up with, betray, or manipulate anyone if it means furthering that goal.
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True Neutral / int_4d9653ef	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_4d9653ef	comment	In the 2nd Edition setting of Planescape, each alignment has an "exemplar" race that represents it. The rilmani are the True Neutral exemplars and have whole castes dedicated to preserving the Balance by any means necessary. Mentioned once and then never again were also the kamerel, who were displaced by the rilmani when their apathetic isolationist tendencies proved detrimental. In Planescape, each alignment also had a corresponding plane of existence. For the True Neutral plane was simply the city of Sigil, a city on the inside of a torus hovering over the apex of an infinitely tall tower, sitting at the heart of the multiverse. At the center of everything, Sigil was something of a crossroads, a place with portals practically everywhere, though the means to unlock them could be an object or something more abstract, meaning hapless and lost refugees, well-informed travelers of all sorts, and the descendants of both rubbed shoulders there. Sigil is a strange, often alien place, and a recognized neutral ground. To enforce this, the city's ruler, the Lady of Pain (who is in fact not evil, despite her title), has outlawed worship within the city, lest a god gain influence there and compromise the city's neutrality; and Ao help you if you try to worship the Lady herself. (Funnily enough, godless religions, like some forms of Buddhism, would be allowed by exclusion.)
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True Neutral / int_4e45b093	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_4e45b093	comment	Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory could have been made for this archetype; he's occasionally actively malicious or well-intentioned, but usually just does whatever will help him achieve his own goals or improve his personal quality of life. Although at first glance, with his fondness for complicated contracts and numerous personal rules and quirks he appears Lawful Evil, all such agreements are written specifically to benefit him, and he is willing to obey or disobey Federal, State, and scientific ethical conduct laws depending on what brings him the most short-term benefit. That said, he most likely considers himself Lawful Good (since anyone who doesn't follow his rules or values gets a rant about how chaotic and/or evil they are acting).
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True Neutral / int_4edff9aa	comment	Wolf O'Donnell in Star Fox. He's clearly out to gun down Fox in Star Fox 64 like a rivalry, but Assault and beyond show he's not interested in Fox or any other side, but the preservation of himself, his teammates, and his bandits. He truly doesn't really hate or like the Star Fox team, and only dislikes the villains because they're a direct threat to himself and his team.
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True Neutral / int_4f115950	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_4f115950	comment	Robin: Scarab has a reputation as an assassin but she's more of a combatant for hire who will without question take a job where one of her directives is to avoid killing or doing any serious damage and doesn't care who her employer is so long as they pay.
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True Neutral / int_50bcf7a6	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Rose Lalonde of Homestuck actually ends up here by the time Act 4 closes. She gives the middle finger to the rules of Sburb and doesn't really give a shit about any of the conflicting factions in the game except for herself and her friends. She's also willing to consult with Eldritch Abominations and use some seriously powerful Black Magic in order to find the answers she wants.
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True Neutral / int_5178149f	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5178149f	comment	Equinox from Batman: The Brave and the Bold fights for the Balance Between Good and Evil. In his first appearance, he has Gorilla Grodd and The Question suspended on gigantic scales, intending to kill both, stopping only when Batman interferes.
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True Neutral / int_526d4c5c	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_526d4c5c	comment	Revan from Knights of the Old Republic and in general, makes a strong case here. He was once a promising Jedi, and the best friend of Alek even during their time as Sith Lords. However even after they broke free from their initial brainwashing, Revan's ambition to create an empire, was merely to strengthen the Republic. Revan delved deeply on both the Light and Dark side of the Force, to the point where even the Mandalorians were no match for him. Though he remained a Sith, Revan wanted to destroy the Sith Emperor for the torture inflicted on him.
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True Neutral / int_5755b96a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: invoked Vaarsuvius is explicitly described as this alignment per Word of God — not so much out of apathy but devotion to their goals: saving the world and gaining magical power. The former might seem to be an obviously "Good" goal, but V is dedicated to saving the world simply because they are in the world, as are all of their friends and family. V also has a habit of Cutting the Knot, whether it's ethical, legal, or otherwise, as long as it gets the job done. Their character arc is largely based around them making an absolutely horrible mistake and subsequently trying to desperately atone for their crime, and they freely admit to Roy that afterwards, the only reason they're continuing along with the Order in fighting Xykon is that they need the world to continue standing if they can ever have a chance at redeeming themselves. Their familiar, Blackwing, also counts as this alignment, albeit closer to Neutral Good; after both he and V go through significant Character Development, Blackwing has tasked himself with serving as V's ersatz conscience, calling them out on their Jerkassery, helping them reign in their crueler tendencies, and inspire and encourage them on their path to becoming The Atoner along with showing more empathy for their fellow mortals. However, as Blackwing is ultimately still a Clever Crow, he's also very greedy (with a love of shiny objects), was really enthused about seeing a hungry dinosaur rampage around a gladiatorial arena and eat a bunch of guards since he's "proud of his heritage", and his Snark-to-Snark Combat with Vaarsuvius can sometimes come across as Innocently Insensitive. The Oracle of the Sunken Valley sells information to anyone who asks, to the best of his ability, whether it helps or hinders the OOTS. Silly humanoids think the story revolves around them. However, he does try to avoid politics, which he appears to define as anyone life-threatening, as he was not there when Xykon showed up. There's also Therkla, who in one strip claims she's "fed up with good guys and bad guys" and just wants everyone she cares about to be safe. Her entire character arc is about her being largely torn between her Lawful Evil Mentor Kubota and Chaotic Good Love Interest Elan, and her fruitless struggle to find a happy medium between their diametrically opposed outlooks ultimately results in her death. The Monster in the Darkness is of this alignment as well. They're pretty good-natured, but work for the bad guys because they have the mentality of a child and so hardly understand what's going on. Gannji the lizardman and Enor the dragon/ogre hybrid, the bounty hunters who capture Elan, are also True Neutral since all they care about is doing their job and keeping each other alive. Roy's sister Julia.
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True Neutral / int_5908ee91	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5908ee91	comment	Skyrim The Greybeards are this alignment; an ancient order of monks that live in seclusion on the tallest mountain in Tamriel, spending their entire time meditating and studying the Thu'um, safeguarding the knowledge for mankind. Despite this, they utterly refuse to get involved in any crisis threatening the world or use their mastery of the Thu'um to intervene, even if it means lives will be lost. Arngeir explains that this is because they believe their role is merely to protect the knowledge, whereas the Dragonborn was chosen by the Divines to actually wield it. Another example of their absolute neutrality is when the Dragonborn arranges for a peace conference to take place at High Hrothgar. Despite being the first steps in securing a peace treaty and potentially ending the bloody Civil War gripping Skyrim, the Greybeards only reluctantly agree to host it and refuse to take part in the proceedings. It is possible to role-play the Dragonborn into this alignment. Considering how messed up Skyrim is at times, defeating evil and completing quests can purely be from a reactionary standpoint. For example, a True Neutral would decide to attack a Dragon out of survival like any wild animal would. Killing evil creatures would also be purely coincidence considering you're only protecting yourself or simply curious on the treasures deep within. As for killing innocent or good folk is again all down to survival or a job if you count The Dark Brotherhood.
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True Neutral / int_59650ab9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_59650ab9	comment	Morla from The NeverEnding Story doesn't even care whether or not he cares.
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True Neutral / int_59da62aa	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_59da62aa	comment	Fallout: New Vegas has Yes Man, an A.I. that's programmed to be helpful to anyone without any restrictions to who he's allowed to help. Even though he's intelligent enough to recognize when a course of action is highly questionable or even outright idiotic, he cannot directly criticize and the most he can do is to warn the player and be somewhat passive-aggressive about it.
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True Neutral / int_5ada53ed	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5ada53ed	comment	M as portrayed by Judi Dench is a morally ambiguous spy chief who is more focused on getting the job done than on legal or ethical issues. Though she thinks that Bond is a loose cannon, she isn't exactly by the book either. With Ralph Fiennes taking on the mantle at the end of Skyfall, M might be Lawful Neutral later on.
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True Neutral / int_5bd0554b	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5bd0554b	comment	The Warcraft universe: Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider◊ was True Neutral in Warcraft III. His only aim was the survival of his people, no matter the cost. On a similar note, Orgrim Doomhammer◊, the warchief of the Horde during the second game of the franchise, has been Retconned into this alignment. He wished to save his people, the orcs, by conquering Azeroth from the humans, knowing that their own home could no longer support their numbers. To achieve this goal, he betrays his own chieftain to assume command and lead his people. Goblins in general are of this alignment, neither favoring the Horde nor the Alliance when selling their goods and tend to mostly stay out of conflicts enough to profit them as much as possible. 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. In general, however, they really only care for money and profit in the most lucrative way possible, as exemplified by the Steamwheedle Cartel of goblins that are usually seen in World of Warcraft.
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True Neutral / int_5c66fff9	comment	From Neverwinter Nights 2: Neeshka is listed as True Neutral: she's a thief, and a tieflingnote A race of half-demons, usually falling prey to the evil, which says something about her, but while she's generally selfish, she's also genuinely selfless, going along with the player to stop the King of Shadows without much incentive to do so. The Construct, being a non-sentient golem. Safiya from Mask of the Betrayer cares mostly about learning and teaching, unlike the other Red Wizards' drive for personal power.
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True Neutral / int_5c897f4a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5c897f4a	comment	Tagon in Schlock Mercenary, who is Only in It for the Money. He's loyal to his soldiers and will try and complete the contract until such time as it becomes impossible/suicidal, but at the same time, he tends to treat local and occasionally galactic laws as trifling inconveniences and doesn't care much about what happens after the job's done as long as he gets paid.
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True Neutral / int_5cdad167	comment	Most of John Anderton's temporary allies in Minority Report fall under this heading: Rufus Riley and Dr Solomon Eddie are grey-market salesmen who are only interested in Anderton's money, while Dr. Iris Hineman has no interest in anything outside her Garden of Evil.
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True Neutral / int_5d63cc8	comment	The titular Inglourious Basterds. A little band of Heroic Comedic Sociopaths who love killing and scalping Nazis—why? Because they're mostly American Jews hungry for revenge and it's just plain fun. Because they fight Nazis, they can't be pure evil, but they're far from being good. They also seem to have something of a moral standard and have some sense of honor, but Raine is entirely willing to violate direct orders if it suits him. Thus, their Good, Evil, Lawful, and Chaotic traits almost balance out.
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True Neutral / int_5dcdb826	comment	Texhnolyze: Ichise, who has an obsessive drive to survive and doesn't care whose side he's on.
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True Neutral / int_5e150650	comment	In Exalted, the Guild is an organization that cares for nothing except getting rich, and they are almost frighteningly honest and open about that. They basically fit the archetype of the Greedy Amoral Merchant, but they are much more devious, plotting, and better organized than most of them. They aren't good, although their trading was instrumental to the rebuilding of the world communication infrastructure after the centuries of civil war, invasion, and plagues it went through. They aren't evil, although they deal in slaves and will gladly sell some even to the Fair Folk, who use them for horrible ends. They don't care about the law, using it or working around it to make more money. They don't care about chaos, although they will be the first to trade weapons and mercenaries in wartime. In a world where almost anyone is (knowingly or not) the pawn of an Exalt, god, deathlord, demon, or some other supernaturally-led faction, they remain independent. They just mind their own business and they are freaking good at that.
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True Neutral / int_5fc1f6df	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_5fc1f6df	comment	Spawn switches between this and Neutral Good, Depending on the Writer. Understandably so; caught between the Lawful Evil Knight Templar angels and Chaotic Evil Legions of Hell, he's bound to express some apathy. He still helps people but mostly wants to be left alone.
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True Neutral / int_611c72dc	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_611c72dc	comment	From the Star Trek Novel 'Verse, specifically Star Trek: New Frontier, there's the Boragi. They're infamous for their lack of concern for anything but their own needs. Always neutral, they have a habit of stirring up trouble, setting other races against each other (all the time remaining suspiciously uninvolved), and then coming in to pick up the pieces once their neighbours have blown each other to smithereens. Any alliance with a Boragi is nothing of the kind- they honour only their own needs and will always, always, turn away when it bests suits them.
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True Neutral / int_61d4e874	comment	Conker from Conker's Bad Fur Day is mostly driven by self-interest, but he never really goes out of his way to get rewarded, instead, people just approach him and take advantage of his materialism, with Conker not really opposing doing the dirty work they need as long as he gets paid (and sometimes, characters just force him to do stuff, under his protest). He's also neither particularly good nor evil, reacting like any grumpy Only Sane Man would to all the Jerkasses and Cloudcuckoolanders he ends up meeting, with just an occasional sociopathic streak here and there. The ending also points out that being king and filthy rich doesn't satisfy Conker as much as his (dead) beloved one would.
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True Neutral / int_62570927	comment	The Watcher watches. That's it! (That and host all the "What If?" comics, but still.) His job is the universe's biggest voyeur!
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True Neutral / int_6518ebc3	comment	Meguro, the title character of Meguro-san wa Hajimete Janai, is such an exaggerated version of the Extreme Doormat and the Emotionless Girl that she practically has no will or personality at all. She never speaks unless answering a direct question, and, because she has no desires, will do whatever is asked of her without ever questioning it.
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True Neutral / int_65aabcf0	comment	Papillion of Buso Renkin. He doesn't want to kill humans and burn the world to ash, but he's not going to help anyone out unless he gets something out of it.
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True Neutral / int_66a1dcea	comment	Lara Croft of the Tomb Raider franchise is described in the D&D supplement Complete Scoundrel as True Neutral. This makes sense since she's less concerned with being a hero than just being an adventurer. This holds true of her in the 2013 reboot as well. Her primary concern prior to the shipwreck is finding Yamatai (mostly For Science!), and afterward, she focuses first on her own survival, then that of her surviving shipmates. Noble a cause as going through Hell and back to rescue Sam can be, Lara fights dirty, kills a couple dozen people, and shows no moral qualms about doing so in order to make sure she gets what she wants and gets off the island alive.
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True Neutral / int_6735aef4	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam Age: Asemu Asuno, whose main concern as a young soldier is to become stronger so that he can defeat his X-Rounder former friend in battle, even disregarding the rules of his father's military at times.
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True Neutral / int_68237790	comment	Pathfinder has two races of True Neutral outsiders. The aeons are mysterious beings spawned by the universe like antibodies to balance dualities (creation and destruction, freedom and fate, logic and emotion, etc.). The psychopomps, rather than worrying about balance, instead enforce the natural flow of souls into the afterlife on behalf of the goddess of death.
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True Neutral / int_684610	comment	BlazBlue: Rachel is a vampire that acts out of boredom rather than any real malice. She has Neutral Good tendencies, however.
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True Neutral / int_68ff28ca	comment	Vincent in Silent Hill 3. He wants nothing to do with Claudia's plans to unleash a monster on the world, but neither does he care enough to intervene directly, preferring to manipulate a seventeen-year-old into doing it for him. Perhaps as a result, he is by far the most cheerful and well-adjusted character in the entire series (although that isn't particularly difficult).
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True Neutral / int_6a3fbb7c	comment	In the ''Robots In Disguise'' and ''More Than Meets The Eye'' comics of IDW's Transformers comics, they are called NAILs — Non-Aligned-Indigenous Lifeforms. They're a sizable group and include many former Autobots and Decepticons who grew disgusted enough with the war that they deserted. Following the end of the war and dissolution of both armies, the NAILs effectively form the largest 'faction'.
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True Neutral / int_6a8d182d	comment	Hawk from the Spenser series by Robert Parker. Early on, Hawk appears (at a casual first glance) to be an Affably Evil legbreaker. However, Spenser's evaluation of Hawk in the book "Hush Money" identifies him positively as a True Neutral character: "You're completely pragmatic...you don't care what people call you...you don't care about color. You don't get mad, you don't get sentimental. You don't hate anyone. You don't love anyone. You don't mind violence. You don't enjoy violence." (As an aside, Hawk responds only to disagree with the "you don't love anyone" statement, remarking that he "kind of like[s]" Spenser's girlfriend, Susan.)
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True Neutral / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons In 1st and 2nd editions, druids had to be True Neutral, implied to be of the balance-keeping rather than the dispassionate variety. In 3rd, druids have to be no more than one step away from True Neutral, supposedly to retain at least some of "nature's dispassion". 2nd Edition, describes True Neutral as always siding with the underdog, sometimes even switching sides when one is winning. It goes on to explain that "Clearly, there are very few true neutral characters in the world". This may be because of old enemies killing them when they show up at the door and claim they want to help. In the 2nd Edition setting of Planescape, each alignment has an "exemplar" race that represents it. The rilmani are the True Neutral exemplars and have whole castes dedicated to preserving the Balance by any means necessary. Mentioned once and then never again were also the kamerel, who were displaced by the rilmani when their apathetic isolationist tendencies proved detrimental. In Planescape, each alignment also had a corresponding plane of existence. For the True Neutral plane was simply the city of Sigil, a city on the inside of a torus hovering over the apex of an infinitely tall tower, sitting at the heart of the multiverse. At the center of everything, Sigil was something of a crossroads, a place with portals practically everywhere, though the means to unlock them could be an object or something more abstract, meaning hapless and lost refugees, well-informed travelers of all sorts, and the descendants of both rubbed shoulders there. Sigil is a strange, often alien place, and a recognized neutral ground. To enforce this, the city's ruler, the Lady of Pain (who is in fact not evil, despite her title), has outlawed worship within the city, lest a god gain influence there and compromise the city's neutrality; and Ao help you if you try to worship the Lady herself. (Funnily enough, godless religions, like some forms of Buddhism, would be allowed by exclusion.) Mordenkainen, the Lord Mage of Greyhawk, has a philosophy of either aiding or sabotaging the forces of both good and evil to ensure that neither side wins supremacy, which he believes would lead to a devastating war (like the Greyhawk Wars, which he was unable to prevent). The Omniscient Council of Vagueness which he founded, the Circle of Eight, works along the same lines. This led to an angry schism between him and his former companion, the Lawful Good archmage Tenser, who blames Mordenkainen for the deaths of several of their friends. Gond, the god of smithing and technology in Forgotten Realms does not care if new weapons and machinery are used for either good or evil, as long as they work efficiently. Lizard Folk: territorial, ruthlessly isolationist, and sometimes cannibalistic, but not malicious when not provoked. They have a high number of druids as religious leaders. In Fourth Edition, True Neutral was folded into Unaligned alongside Lawful Neutral and Chaotic Neutral. Fifth Edition reversed this decision, but it kept Unaligned for creatures without the capacity for moral decisions, such as animals and mindless automatons.
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True Neutral / int_6b85085e	comment	Mortal Kombat: Scorpion is essentially this. He's seen as the series' icon for an anti-hero. He'll usually end up doing things in unethical and questionable ways that may involve tackling an evil and assisting the greater good, but it's usually for his own personal gains. The first time we see him, he has no allegiance and rises from hell simply to avenge his previous death by killing his murderer from a rival clan (who he also believed murdered his family and clan); then, when his killer appears again, he returns back from hell to finish the job. His non-allegiance continues as he serves as a wild card in future battles when he's accidentally released from hell a third time. He's recruited the fourth time by the evil forces, not because he was evil or opposed good, but because the evil side promised him his life restored as a reward. When the same evil is revealed to have killed his wife and son (as well as his clan), Scorpion switches allegiances and turns on that evil instead, but not because he wants to adhere to the good side, but again to pursue a personal vendetta. Afterwards he is recruited by the Elder Gods to tackle a force that threatens to destroy all the realms, in which he works for the greater good, but only in return for the promise to restore his family and clan. Later he joins the forces of darkness in the final battle of Armageddon, but only so he can get closer to the evil that originally killed his family and clan in the first place, again for his own personal reasons. In regards to law vs chaos, he may seem at first glance to be a hot-headed and free-spirited individual, that will only ever do his own thing, but he has been seen to take orders when offered rewards, and remains loyal to the tradition and honor of his clan. Scorpion passes as a True Neutral because he's logically too difficult to place in any of the other categories. Kronika is an antagonist example in Mortal Kombat 11, as she's a strong adherence to Balance Between Good and Evil and is willing to manipulate both villains and heroes alike to achieve her goal.
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True Neutral / int_6bbde1c8	comment	Bastion from Overwatch is more or less this. A discarded robot with peaceful intentions, Bastion shows no prejudice or much personality other than simply "Doing what must be done". When it's time to battle, Bastion can be a formidable character in the right hands, having two forms to aid his comrades both deadly and useful.
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True Neutral / int_6c1d09b3	comment	M.A.R.Go.T. the transit system CPU in Fallout 3: Broken Steel. She is the only robot in the game (besides John Henry Eden) who seems to know that a war happened 200 years ago, and humanity is struggling today but is solely concerned with (literally) making the trains run on time. She only helps the player because you help her.
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True Neutral / int_6c1d09b4	comment	Fallout 4 It is possible to role-play your character towards this alignment much like you can in the previous games. Searching for your son and doing everything you can to survive is the general idea. Working with good or evil folk is only optional, all that matters in the end is who you decide to ultimately "assist" for the rewards.
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True Neutral / int_6cd3b44f	comment	Benny from Black Lagoon. Ultimately, he isn't willing to cross the line entirely into the villain territory occupied by most of the rest of Roanapur, but he's certainly no charity case either and merely associating with Revy is probably soul-staining enough to keep him off the straight and narrow.
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True Neutral / int_6e1d5f36	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Farscape: Crais explicitly identified his outlook as True Neutral selfish during the period after he gave up his quest for vengeance on John, and repeatedly demonstrated that his sole real care was his own survival and that of his initially stolen Sapient Ship Talyn. He finally dropped his neutrality in the last moments of his life to perform a Heroic Sacrifice. The True Ancients are godlike aliens that live in another dimension, they have no interest in the affairs of the main characters. In fact, the only reason they took an interest in John Crichton was due to his wormhole knowledge, which could endanger the very fabric of reality if used incorrectly- one of the reasons they honestly considered killing him to save time.
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True Neutral / int_701f0ece	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_701f0ece	comment	Guts from Berserk is so burned out with all the political maneuvering and demonic atrocities that mark his world that he no longer cares about good, evil, law, chaos, or anything outside his own survival and the well-being of his True Companions. Back when he was with the Band of the Hawk, he was closer to Lawful Neutral due to his respect for Griffith, but that's long gone now thanks to the events of the Eclipse. In addition to all of that, he also has to contend with a Chaotic Evil Superpowered Evil Side that acts as his Enemy Within.
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True Neutral / int_702a974	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_702a974	comment	The colossi from Shadow of the Colossus. They're just there, attacking only in self-defense. It's possible that they're living manifestations of the land itself.
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True Neutral / int_70814599	comment	The Replicators of Stargate SG-1 are a rare example of a True Neutral Big Bad since they're robotic organisms whose only concern is self-replication. Unfortunately, they're so good at it (and at improving on existing technology) that in season 8 they become a bigger threat than the half-ascended Omnicidal Maniac Anubis ever was.
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True Neutral / int_712cb82e	comment	Kevin Mask in Ultimate Muscle entered the stage as Neutral Evil (beating up or killing humans and superhumans alike for kicks and joining the dMp to spite his overbearing father), but soon left for the True Neutral camp (only beating up worthy adversaries in the ring, but not shying away from dirty tricks and killing opponents). Come the Demon Seed arc, he appears to have completed the switch to Neutral Good — or at least Chaotic Good (challenging the Devil Superhumans to save Meat, all for the good of humanity).
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True Neutral / int_742af508	comment	The Gatekeeper in Grim Fandango puts it succinctly.
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True Neutral / int_74f7210c	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_74f7210c	comment	The Triforce in The Legend of Zelda, being an Intelligent Artifact but also True Neutral, is this. Like Shenron, the one to possess all three pieces will get their wish. Ironically, it was the wish of a good character in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker that destroyed the original land of Hyrule in the Adult Timeline.
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True Neutral / int_755fadab	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_755fadab	comment	The Data Overmind from Haruhi Suzumiya, which seeks to maintain the status quo so that it can monitor the series' eponymous character. Yuki, the android interface which it uses to interact with the show's characters initially follows this alignment as well, but as she develops a more independent personality, she drifts more towards Neutral Good. And then we have Kyon. Sure, he saves the world and genuinely cares about the Brigade members, especially Yuki, but then he also likes to be a cynical jerk. Above all is his sheer apathy to everything. With his Character Development, though, he becomes more compassionate, and is easily Neutral Good at the end of the day.
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True Neutral / int_7884e8d1	comment	Jules from Pulp Fiction likes to quote scripture to justify his more violent actions, but is mostly out for himself.
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True Neutral / int_791fca45	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_791fca45	comment	Augustus Sinclair in BioShock 2, who cares mostly only about his own profits but nevertheless shows sincere generosity to you (yes, YOU!) over the entire game.
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True Neutral / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Batman: Kite Man is probably this, as despite ostensibly being a villain, other than robbing a few places he never seems to actually do anything villainous, and indeed is usually looked down on by other supervillains due to his lame power (he has a giant retractable guide which allows him to sort of glide but not truly fly) and lack of menace.
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True Neutral / int_7c48915b	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_7c48915b	comment	Antimony Carver from Gunnerkrigg Court. She's respectful towards the school staff even when she disagrees with them and she won't break rules needlessly, but she doesn't hesitate to break them when the need arises, either. She seems to hold to the philosophy that "It's not breaking the rules if you don't get caught", yet she criticizes Eglamore for suggesting the same. She's capable of great selflessness (see her entire career as a spirit medium) as well as petty selfishness (such as cheating on a test or stealing from her best friend's parents). Overall, it seems Annie's neutrality isn't really a choice on her part; rather, she's young and confused, and her moral compass simply hasn't stabilized.
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True Neutral / int_7f069934	comment	In Final Fantasy VII Remake, the Arbiters of Fate qualify as far as human morality can be applied to them. They don't give a hoot about right, wrong, order, or chaos, their only objective is to ensure that the events of the original game proceed exactly as scheduled, and they will just as happily murder Jessie and ensure the destruction of Sector 7 as they will resurrect Barret and protect AVALANCHE from Shinra forces.
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True Neutral / int_7f5bc680	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_7f5bc680	comment	Fallout: M.A.R.Go.T. the transit system CPU in Fallout 3: Broken Steel. She is the only robot in the game (besides John Henry Eden) who seems to know that a war happened 200 years ago, and humanity is struggling today but is solely concerned with (literally) making the trains run on time. She only helps the player because you help her. Fallout: New Vegas has Yes Man, an A.I. that's programmed to be helpful to anyone without any restrictions to who he's allowed to help. Even though he's intelligent enough to recognize when a course of action is highly questionable or even outright idiotic, he cannot directly criticize and the most he can do is to warn the player and be somewhat passive-aggressive about it. Fallout 4 It is possible to role-play your character towards this alignment much like you can in the previous games. Searching for your son and doing everything you can to survive is the general idea. Working with good or evil folk is only optional, all that matters in the end is who you decide to ultimately "assist" for the rewards.
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True Neutral / int_7f87dafc	comment	The ORB Union from the Cosmic Era timeline established themselves as a neutral nation. They allow naturals and coordinators to live in their country, and they have a non-discrimination policy to ensure coexistence. Their national motto also reflects their global-political standings;
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True Neutral / int_7f8a38b6	comment	Wu Fei Chang in Gundam Wing, after a Freak Out, starts attacking everybody in space who possesses weapons regardless of what side they're on. Treize Kushrenada is probably another good example; though he uses one assassination or the other to serve his purpose, he mainly uses his charisma and intellect to legally govern the OZ organization, and his ultimate plan was to start a war so terrible that it would make both Earth and the space colonies give up war forever, while giving up his own life in the process.
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True Neutral / int_7fc78282	comment	The Ents in The Lord of the Rings. "I am not altogether on anybody's side, because nobody is altogether on my side," quoth Treebeard. Same goes for Tom Bombadil, who is so disassociated with the concept of good and evil that he is completely unaffected by the One Ring, and, in turn, is unable to interact with it in any meaningful way either.
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True Neutral / int_807563b0	comment	The Qaron from Empire come across as this. Their agenda is alien to the characters they're dealing with, and their ability to see the future causes them to behave in a way that seems amoral.
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True Neutral / int_81202666	comment	Chainsaw Man: Denji, the first protagonist, is a fundamentally selfish individual whose only real Goal in Life is to find some kind of happiness, and his loyalty is easily won by any amount of kindness or generosity. While he eventually becomes a superhero, he's too morally flexible to be truly called "good" (such as prioritizing a cat's life over a teenager and a car full of the elderly) and doesn't particularly care about following or defying an established order; Denji fights devils and learns to live a better life, and that's just fine with him. The second protagonist, Asa Mitaka, is the same breed from a different angle. Her entire life has been spent suffering for and because of others, and she can barely muster the energy to care about other people or even herself most of the time. She barely even believes her own thoughts saying that Good Feels Good, and is too indecisive to commit to being evil like Yoru wants her to; all she wants is to survive and soothe her endless well of guilt.
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True Neutral / int_81692f99	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: The Ferengi would seem to be the "Just Don't Care" version on the whole. They'll happily do business with anyone. Though some (Quark after his Character Development, for instance) do have scruples, and others (cough Nog cough) ditch True Neutral completely. The Vulcans are famous for their impartiality, as exemplified in their mantra "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one" (which includes the individual Vulcan himself or herself). And then there's the Borg, who seem to be a mix of machines doing what they're programmed to and Blue-and-Orange Morality. Garak from Deep Space Nine is an excellent example. He's far too cynical to believe in anything.
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True Neutral / int_817acecf	comment	Frau Totenkinder from Fables. She's kind to those who show her respect and good manners, but more than willing to crush her enemies or those who treat her rudely. She also gains power from the blood of babies. Ultimately, she's on no one's side but her own.
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True Neutral / int_83443877	comment	The One-Above-All in the Marvel Comics is the end-all, be-all of all creation, omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence. He has been shown in the forms of Jack Kirby (one of the leading heads behind Marvel for many years) and at one point appeared to Peter Parker as a homeless man. In both instances, he acts in a manner of benevolence and patience, but he still makes it clear that even he does not quite understand human nature. When Peter asks if the One could rewrite history so as to make someone else Spider-Man, the latter merely says that Peter is the one for the job, and thoughtfully muses that the only thing one can do in times of utter crises is to simply hope for a better future.
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True Neutral / int_83d41855	comment	Gargoyles: Anubis, a spirit of death in this series, demonstrates this when the Emir tries to force him to resurrect his dead child.
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True Neutral / int_84986bf9	comment	RuneScape: Guthix, the God of Balance. To preserve the balance of the world, he hid underground and slept for millennia, hoping mortals would forget he existed. The player character, in both continuities. In the Fifth Age content (all of Old School and up until The World Wakes in Runescape 3), they're shown to prefer to do good, but they aren't above doing morally questionable things simply because they can be rewarded for it. The quest Song of the Elves even gives you dialogue options to admit this if you play that way. In the Sixth Age content, the blessing of Guthix and the presence of the second God Wars have had the player fade from this to become Neutral Good because of all the suffering the gods cause to you and your fellow mortals.
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True Neutral / int_85eecea0	comment	Shiki Ryougi of The Garden of Sinners fame. Especially true of her so-called "third personality", which makes an appearance near the end of the story. It is a personification of the Origin. That is to say, the beginning and end of anything and everything. It is both omnipotent and omniscient... but for that reason is also absolutely neutral, completely uncaring about anything and unwilling to bother to do anything either. Probably for the best, all things considered...
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True Neutral / int_8658213a	comment	Galactus is beyond your petty morality and insipid human judgement: He is what he is. And what he does is hunger.
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True Neutral / int_86814cd2	comment	Amarant from Final Fantasy IX. He doesn't care about things. His battle strategy involves letting his opponents kill each other. Toss Quina from the same game here. His/her only concern is literally where the next meal is coming from.
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True Neutral / int_87f769ea	comment	The Norgard faction in Brigandine: The ruler Vaynard is merely a pragmatic opportunist warlord, not as goody-two-shoes as Lance of New Almekia or Cai of Caerleon or Lyonesse from Leonia, but he cares about his people, more than Dryst of Iscalio (or of course Zemeckis of Esgares), and wants to build a strong nation under his rule. Vaynard himself has some genuine Pet the Dog moments and is quite fond of his sister Esmeree... who's in Esgares.
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True Neutral / int_89465e75	comment	Hades from Percy Jackson and the Olympians quite consistently for the first four books refuses to take a stance on the war between The Gods (even though he is one) and The Titans. This is probably because he was on the receiving end of quite a bit of abuse from both parties and feels the conflict doesn't affect him as his realm, the underworld, isn't in threat. Subverted as of book 5, though he's still kinda bitter about taking a side and does so only because Nico wouldn't stop nagging him for it. By the end of the book he's back to giving the finger to both sides.
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True Neutral / int_8954c942	comment	Golgo 13. Duke Togo seems to live by one single rule: if someone meets his hefty fee and explains their motives for wanting another person dead, Golgo 13 will put a bullet in said person's head in a laughably improbable manner. As long as you do NOT double-cross him
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True Neutral / int_89f4bc45	comment	Ur-example: The Undertaker. He goes by the rules, but he doesn't mind breaking them if he needs to. He doesn't hold back in beating-up wrestlers who are in his way but will leave them alone unless they piss him off.
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True Neutral / int_8a063c55	comment	Ronson from The Gods of Arr-Kelaan is the God of Apathy (and Beer), and because he's the leader of the gods his attitude manages to temper the other gods and prevent them from twisting the mortal world in their image.
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True Neutral / int_8aa7c509	comment	In the second half of season 2 of Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Glossaryck is revealed to be this. He only assists the current owner of the spell book to reach their true potential, regardless of their alignment.
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True Neutral / int_8ac4e993	comment	The Gundam series has many great examples. Anaheim Electronics is probably the quintessential example. THE mobile suit manufacturer in the UC-verse, they sell their products to anybody willing to pay for them, and often end up supplying multiple opposing factions in the same conflict. Oliver May of MS Igloo is probably an example, too. In spite of being aware of everything happening in the forces of Zeon, he could do very little to change the course for them. Mobile Suit Gundam: Lalah Sune prefers to ride the fence than take a stance. Wu Fei Chang in Gundam Wing, after a Freak Out, starts attacking everybody in space who possesses weapons regardless of what side they're on. Treize Kushrenada is probably another good example; though he uses one assassination or the other to serve his purpose, he mainly uses his charisma and intellect to legally govern the OZ organization, and his ultimate plan was to start a war so terrible that it would make both Earth and the space colonies give up war forever, while giving up his own life in the process. The ORB Union from the Cosmic Era timeline established themselves as a neutral nation. They allow naturals and coordinators to live in their country, and they have a non-discrimination policy to ensure coexistence. Their national motto also reflects their global-political standings; Gundam 00 is filled with this: Celestial Being is a paramilitary organization created to eradicate war, that will attack any nations or factions whom they see causing tensions. Founder Aeolia Schenberg is dedicated to keeping the peace, irrespective of other moral issues; members Lockon Stratos (the first), Sumeragi Lee Noriega, and Feldt Grace follow along without as much personal conviction. Regene Regetta of the Innovators cares about her own goals and has no moral stance. Ordinary High School Sweet Hearts Saji Crossroad and Louise Halevy spend most of the first season as unaligned Innocent Bystanders until their Tear Jerker Wham Episode. Mobile Suit Gundam Age: Asemu Asuno, whose main concern as a young soldier is to become stronger so that he can defeat his X-Rounder former friend in battle, even disregarding the rules of his father's military at times. Char Aznable, while in his "Quattro Bajeena" phase, probably qualifies as True Neutral. He's trying to be a good guy, but lacks the necessary empathy and ethical character to pull it off, and he's mostly fighting on the AEUG's side because it gives him somewhere to play soldier and forget about the responsibilities of vengeance and politics.
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True Neutral / int_8b5820ed	comment	In Red Dead Redemption, John Marston's only goal is to capture or kill the surviving members of his former gang so that his family will be released. He has few other moral stances; he just wants his family back and to live his life peacefully on his ranch, and he's willing to do anything from helping the local town marshal clean up crime to helping the local dictator root out La RÃ©sistance to achieve that goal. He does display clear disapproval of some of the more morally objectionable things he's made to do throughout his quest, but he still does them.
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True Neutral / int_8ba4613a	comment	Death Note: Although Near tries to emulate the Lawful Neutral L, it is obvious that he doesn't have anywhere near as much of a sense of justice. Indeed, he's only chasing after Kira because he's the guy who chases after Kira, and ethics and motivations have nothing to do with it. Ryuk, and apparently the Shinigami in general. He leans a little towards Chaotic Neutral due to him dropping the title Artifact of Doom into the human world just because he's bored and wants to see what will happen. Other than that, though, he just watches what happens, and makes it clear that he has no sense of loyalty or emotional attachment to the person who finds the notebook (Light, in this case), and rarely interferes with anything. Still, Ryuk doesn't seem to be evil or overly malicious, and he has enough decency to call Light out when he's emotionally abusive to Misa.
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True Neutral / int_8d36db52	comment	On the inside, Sirin from Tyranny falls into the Heroic Neutral category. Being forced to serve Kyros led her to put on a Neutral Evil Spoiled Brat Jerkass FaÃ§ade, but she never really wanted anything to do with Kyros and turns out to actually be a rather compassionate person (mostly). How the Player Character treats her can affect her alignment in the epilogue: High Loyalty and low Fear will result in her atoning for her role in Kyrosâ€™ conquests by using her powers to spread happiness, effectively becoming Neutral Good. Having low Loyalty and Fear will result in her becoming a Hermit Guru of sorts, remaining True Neutral and isolating herself from the rest of the world. High Fear and low Loyalty will result in her becoming Type 3 Neutral Evil and starting a maniacal cult whose practices are rumored to include Human Sacrifice.
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True Neutral / int_8d817ccb	comment	Possibly John Locke from Lost, although it's a tough call. He's definitely not a bad guy, but he commits several acts that are apparently selfish and even amoral. He seems to alternate between law (doing everything the Island says) and chaos (he has a long history of losing his faith, changing his mind, shifting allegiances...). He's also something of a Wild Card. Given the Grey-and-Gray Morality of almost every conflict of the series, one could argue most of the characters are some shade of Neutral or another. Most think they have good intentions (or once did and are now past caring) and almost all end up doing pretty morally ambiguous things, but their actions are rarely outright evil.
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True Neutral / int_8e569dee	comment	Max Rockatansky from the Mad Max movies. After his wife and son are killed, Max's only goal is to survive.
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True Neutral / int_8ec7db1f	comment	Classroom of the Elite has its protagonist Kiyotaka Ayanokouji. Despite acting kind, if somewhat aloof around others, his true motive is only to maintain his current lifestyle and not be sent back to the facility he was raised. Deep down, he only views most of his classmates as tools, and the few people he is close to can be best classified as either 'people whom he does not want to make tools out of' or 'people who are too useful to let go'. He gains attraction from the girls mostly through calculated moves to earn their trust and make them easier for him to manipulate. He's fairly amoral and only wants to protect himself and will only help people if it advances said goal. Though in the novel, that last one is considerably toned down compared to the anime.
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True Neutral / int_8eda89ef	comment	Hei and, in fact, most Contractors in Darker than Black. The reason being that becoming a contractor means losing most of your emotions. They can only look at everything in the world from a completely indifferent standpoint, and simply do not care about anything going on around them. For this reason alone, most contractors become mercenaries, willing to work for the highest bidder. Not having any emotions or caring about anything doesn't mean they can't turn against you if they think you're trying to bully them or do them wrong though. They'll kill you in a heartbeat if you anger them.
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True Neutral / int_8f8df73b	comment	In The Lion King (1994), Timon and Pumbaa start off with the motto of "Hakuna Matata" (No Worries), living without any responsibilities and simply breezing through their own little corner of life. They convert Simba into this temporarily before he decides to recognize his duty as a king. When the two do decide to fight the Big Bad Scar, it isn't out of any real desire to take a moral stand, but rather personal loyalty towards their friend.
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True Neutral / int_927f559c	comment	The Conclave of the Magical People in Roommates averages out on this with some hint of bright colors. For being the closest thing to a government they have, it might be Lawful Neutral if it didn't have the law that you don't need to follow the law, just be sure to win or else...
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True Neutral / int_95bd5a8e	comment	In Dishonored, The Outsider is a god-like entity that has zero involvement with people beyond occasionally granting superpowers to a select few. In-game, he does not interfere in any way beyond giving his opinions, opting to simply observe how Corvo uses his new abilities; at one point, he even admits he doesn't appear to the good or evil, but to the interesting.
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True Neutral / int_9888e7c2	comment	Chris in Dan Vs.. He's clearly not evil and has no desire to be a criminal, but he usually doesn't have enough of a backbone to avoid getting caught up in Dan's deranged plans, which are usually both very unethical and flagrantly illegal.
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True Neutral / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls: The Daedric Princes are Above Good and Evil Eldritch Abominations with motives and morality far beyond mortal understanding. While some (Azura, Meridia) are typically considered "good" and others (Molag Bal, Mehrunes Dagon) are typically considered "evil" in the eyes of mortals, even scholars in-universe will contend that applying concepts of mortal morality to the Daedra operates on flawed assumptions. Those Princes who seem "good" are only that way because their actions more often than not are benevolent toward mortals, while those who are "evil" are typically more malevolent. Additionally, the majority of Princes have at times shown both good and bad aspects. For example, Mehrunes Dagon, Prince of Destruction, has repeatedly attempted to take over and destroy Mundus, which most mortals would agree is a very bad thing. However, "change" also falls within his sphere, and without forces of change, there could be no mortal world. Azura, the Daedric Prince of Dawn and Dusk and typically considered one of the universally "good" Daedra, in particular makes for an interesting case. Behind her veil of benevolence and pleasing female form, there are hints that Azura may be something much...more. There are in-game hints, heavily supported by Word of God, that she is more of a cosmic force of true neutrality who is more concerned with maintaining a metaphysical balance in the universe. Her perceived "benevolence" is merely the result of her actions benefiting mortals more often than not (such as in the main quest of Morrowind), and that particular delusion is said to be very, very unhealthy. Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness, is another peculiar example. While not inherently malevolent, the nature of his sphere and his unpredictability make him one of the most dangerous of the Daedric Princes, and thus he is near-universally considered to be one of the "bad" Daedra throughout Tamriel. As a drastic Mood-Swinger, he can go from an almost benevolent deity who genuinely cares for his followers to a completely Axe-Crazy dog-kicker and hurler of planetoids in the drop of a hat. All of it tends to balance out, with the actions he takes depending on what amuses him in the moment. Skyrim The Greybeards are this alignment; an ancient order of monks that live in seclusion on the tallest mountain in Tamriel, spending their entire time meditating and studying the Thu'um, safeguarding the knowledge for mankind. Despite this, they utterly refuse to get involved in any crisis threatening the world or use their mastery of the Thu'um to intervene, even if it means lives will be lost. Arngeir explains that this is because they believe their role is merely to protect the knowledge, whereas the Dragonborn was chosen by the Divines to actually wield it. Another example of their absolute neutrality is when the Dragonborn arranges for a peace conference to take place at High Hrothgar. Despite being the first steps in securing a peace treaty and potentially ending the bloody Civil War gripping Skyrim, the Greybeards only reluctantly agree to host it and refuse to take part in the proceedings. It is possible to role-play the Dragonborn into this alignment. Considering how messed up Skyrim is at times, defeating evil and completing quests can purely be from a reactionary standpoint. For example, a True Neutral would decide to attack a Dragon out of survival like any wild animal would. Killing evil creatures would also be purely coincidence considering you're only protecting yourself or simply curious on the treasures deep within. As for killing innocent or good folk is again all down to survival or a job if you count The Dark Brotherhood.
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True Neutral / int_9d47a2a2	comment	A Song of Ice and Fire: Jaime Lannister shows signs of this. Before the series begins, he joined the Kingsguard against his Lawful Evil father's wishes, then murders his king when the man's lunacy goes too far. Faced with scorn for his oath-breaking ways, he embraces the arrogant and amoral personality people expect from him, even crippling a child to protect his sister and himself, but comes to try to make amends for some of this. Tyrion Lannister alternately pets and kicks the dog, and is just as likely to work with authority as to bring things down out of spite, landing him squarely in True Neutral territory.
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True Neutral / int_9de007d3	comment	Agent Sands (Depp's character) in Once Upon a Time in Mexico. He actually says "restore the balance" when he explains his purpose. It includes summarily executing cooks who are too good.
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True Neutral / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: Dracule Mihawk doesn't seem to really care about anything short of finding someone who can surpass him in swordsman skills. He takes a passing interest in Zoro and Luffy, which is why he doesn't kill the former after their hopelessly one-sided duel; as for Luffy, during the Whitebeard War saga he decides to attack him without holding back just to see if fate will really somehow miraculously save his life despite his best efforts. Nico Robin was this when she used to be an Anti-Villain whose only goal was survival and was Crocodile's right hand. Later on, when she joins the Straw Hats, she becomes Neutral Good.
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True Neutral / int_9e876c22	comment	Death from Good Omens might be an even better example than his Discworld counterpart. He really doesn't care.
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True Neutral / int_9ff4a8d9	comment	Godzilla in some timelines is True Neutral, the Heisei series most clearly; he simply wants to survive, then, when he has his son, take care of him. However, invade his turf or hurt his son and you're in trouble. However, its original (1954) and most recent (2016) portrayals intend the monster to be Chaotic Evil.
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True Neutral / int_a03824e8	comment	Metron of The DCU's New Gods is more concerned with seeking out knowledge than taking part in the huge cosmic war that the rest of his people are engaged in, and has aided both sides over the years. However, has a very definite role as a mediator in the Cold War between Apokolips and New Genesis, which is dependent on both sides being convinced of his neutrality. If he crossed the line to help New Genesis one too often, Darkseid would no longer use him, which would increase the chance of another outbreak of violent conflict. Really, he's closer to Lawful Neutral or even Lawful Good, as he generally sides and sympathises with heroic characters, and less so with the local God of Evil who is rather upfront about his ultimate ambition to enslave or kill everything in the universe, including Metron himself.
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True Neutral / int_a183d57f	comment	The Neutral Planet from Futurama is a spoof of the Just Don't Care type. Scruffy the Janitor doesn't seem to have much of an interest in doing anything other than slack off and read porn magazines. Mmm-hmmm.
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True Neutral / int_a2c37f38	comment	Planescape: Torment has three interesting variants of True Neutral: As a blank slate, the Nameless One, the amnesiac protagonist, starts out True Neutral, with his actions in-game determining his alignment. The Good Incarnation, despite the name, also counts. He was the one that committed whatever act damned them all to Hell and later was so horrified he tried to atone in any way he could, even seeking immortality just to have enough time to do so. But Neutral is as far as he ever got, in terms of avoiding evil and approaching good. The Lady of Pain, despite her evil-sounding title, is completely apathetic towards morality and is utterly inscrutable. The only motive she seems to have is that of protecting Sigil's existence. The Transcendent One is also True Neutral, which is an unusual alignment for the final boss. All he wants is to be left alone, but so long as the Nameless One seeks his true identity, that is impossible.
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True Neutral / int_a4a6b86a	comment	In Code Geass, there's Lloyd Asplund, C.C., and Diethard Reid. C.C. is practically moral apathy personified.
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True Neutral / int_a54eef52	comment	Switzerland and Liechtenstein from Hetalia: Axis Powers. Switzerland shoots and yells at people when they disturb him, mostly, and hides his care for others except for his younger sister. Liechtenstein is sweet and gentle like a Neutral Good but doesn't generally go out of her way to help others. This actually becomes a plot point in Paint it White where their very neutrality (among other things) actually saves them from the Alien Invasion going on elsewhere. They even spend an intimate, seemingly quiet picnic for most of the movie, unaware of the mess outside. Some fanworks portray Austria post-WW2 as a reluctant example of this trope (given how Austria was essentially forced into it as a Cold War buffer in real life). In the series itself, he seems to bene more Lawful Neutral: he objects to Maria Theresa's orders and isn't thrilled when Germany comes for him under instructions, but follows them anyway. Canonically, one could place Egypt here. He doesn't have much of a role, outside hanging around Turkey and Cyprus from time to time. Egypt mostly keeps to himself, appearing only for historical significance (that is whenever someone interacts with him). As a character, Egypt is quite underdeveloped but that only makes him all the more endearing.
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True Neutral / int_a6543322	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_a6543322	comment	Touhou Project: It's Reimu's job to be True Neutral, and while she tends towards Neutral Good most of the time, she'll avert Thou Shall Not Kill with frightening Dissonant Serenity if it's what's required in order to preserve the balance of Gensokyo — as the Fortune Teller learned the hard way. Yukari actively tries not to get involved in things unless the situation is too out of balance. Hermits like Ibara Kasen usually stay away from mundane affairs. In theory, fairies are the physical manifestations of nature and meant to be bound to its needs, not unlike the druid examples earlier on this page. In practice, "nature" doesn't actually seem to give them instructions on how to fulfill its will, and Cirno and the other fairies of Gensokyo are True Neutral by the non-virtue of being extremely dumb and without guidance.
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True Neutral / int_a796bde8	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_a796bde8	comment	From the Metal Gear Solid series, Naomi Hunter, who tries to kill Solid Snake by injecting the FOXDIE virus to avenge her "brother" Frank Jaeger, but later shows regret for what she has done. She also defects from Otacon to Ocelot in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots of her own free will in order to eliminate the Vamp to atone for her own sin.
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True Neutral / int_a81bac45	comment	Record of Lodoss War has the fourth variant down pat in the form of Karla, whose goal seems to be the preservation of balance — when two kings clash in the battlefield and one falls, she quickly blasts the other from afar.
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True Neutral / int_a825da3e	comment	Magic: The Gathering has a few characters that fit this alignment. Urabrask the Hidden could be considered this due to his passive (even apathetic) attitude towards the Mirrans. Sorin Markov (pre-Innistrad) seems to fit this as well, trying to save Zendikar simply because he had an obligation to.
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True Neutral / int_a877956	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_a877956	comment	Geralt from The Witcher at least claims to be this, as part of "The Witcher's Code"; however it is nearly impossible to truly live up to it in the game.
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True Neutral / int_a993be1f	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_a993be1f	comment	Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords has the Player Character's mentor Kreia. She is completely immune to the Exile's ability to influence the morality of their companions, and her alignment is always precisely in the middle of the light/dark scale. She is just as critical of mindless charity as she is of mindless violence, and she holds the Jedi and Sith in equal contempt.
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True Neutral / int_ab3a6a48	comment	Ethan Mars in Heavy Rain is this. He doesn't care if his life is endangered by the Origami Killer's trials, only about saving his son. Captain Perry appears to care about the press more than the investigation of the Origami Killer.
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True Neutral / int_ac1a6292	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_ac1a6292	comment	Sefton in Stalag 17 is a dickish guy disliked by the other American prisoners for trading with the German guards. Though he finally proves that he is not the mole and rescues Dunbar, he admits that he did it for money that would come his way after the war's over, landing him in True Neutral territory.
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True Neutral / int_ace263fa	comment	Tom the Merchant in Deltora Quest is a happy shopkeeper to both the Evil Overlord's forces and the Resistance members, giving different discounts and preferential treatments to both, only discriminating against the neutral adventurers.
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True Neutral / int_ae0356e0	comment	Eustace in Courage the Cowardly Dog cares more about making a profit, whether it means working with the law or outside of it. Despite this, he's not the type of character who will rob banks, though he occasionally slides towards Neutral Evil when he's dealing with problems involving Courage and has no qualms about harming him if necessary.
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True Neutral / int_aeb84363	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_aeb84363	comment	The Ghost of Christmas yet to come from A Christmas Carol makes a meaningful point here. Perhaps the most morally impacting spirit of the three, in truth all of us die someday. Yet for Scrooge being a villain, his death was seen as a celebration or opportunistic for the in-laws he so coldly brushed off. His destiny wasn't sugar-coated this time, which was one of the reasons he feared this spirit most. Not only by its appearance but perhaps the grim truth that the future isn't so kind to the mean and greedy.
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True Neutral / int_aef6c6f9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_aef6c6f9	comment	Kino of Kino's Journey is interested in traveling and observing the world. Period. She's pretty adamant about not interfering; it takes some pretty special circumstances for her to do so. She once listened to a man explain to her how he killed a woman's family and then decided to become The Atoner and protect her... Kino then passively watched as said woman shot him dead. She makes company with villains and heroes, and contemplates what drives both. Do not, however, think that this means she's submissive; she will kill anyone who attacks her or stops her travels without hesitation and without remorse.
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True Neutral / int_afeeacf6	comment	Like previous protagonists before him, Finn from The Force Awakens starts off here. While his Mookâ€“Face Turn is brought about by an onset of Everyone Has Standards, he is not initially interested in making a moral stand against the First Order and simply wants to find some peaceful corner of the galaxy to hide in. When circumstances force him to make a stand against his former authorities in The Last Jedi, he shifts into Neutral Good, as shown when he's willing to commit an (ultimately unsuccessful) Heroic Sacrifice to protect his friends. At that point, he's in the conflict for the long haul.
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True Neutral / int_b0b9e343	comment	Marvel's Taskmaster has Awesomeness by Analysis powers; that being the case, he trains anyone who will pay him, be it villain or hero. He'll happily work for Red Skull one second and then take a job from S.H.I.E.L.D. the next. It has been recently revealed in his own miniseries that Taskmaster was originally a SHIELD agent, thus a good character. The reason why he's neutral now is because of his ability's drawback of overwriting his personal memories due to the sheer amount of moves he memorizes causing him to forget who he was.
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True Neutral / int_b11e29d2	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b11e29d2	comment	Fred Lou from Outlaw Star. His business policy is "Don't ask questions" and (with exception to Gene, whom he's in love with) "Don't take credit." There's even a scene where Fred calls in to alert Gene about the Kei Pirates' arrival. How does he know they're on Sentinel? Because he sold them their weapons. Twilight Suzuka also falls into this trope, mainly due to her wavering between Lawful Neutral and Chaotic Neutral in the series and her apathy. She adheres to strict codes about assassination, but is willing to twist the letter, if not the spirit, of her code when it suits her purpose. She travels with the Outlaw Star and is a loyal crew member in crisis, but in everyday life walks alone from the others, neither contributing money towards the expenses, nor racking up further expenses.
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True Neutral / int_b3a3fa47	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b3a3fa47	comment	From Babylon 5 we have the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. Essentially a grab-bag of all the minor space-faring aliens with any diplomatic bent and little screen time, they're primarily interested in staying out of the way of the five more combative races.
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True Neutral / int_b4996199	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b4996199	comment	Peter Parker in Spider-Man starts out just wanting to be left alone, until his indifference towards a criminal results in the death of his uncle. Afterwards, he becomes the Neutral Good Spider-Man we know today.
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True Neutral / int_b4fe32c9	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b4fe32c9	comment	Gaz of Invader Zim is a self-centered, uncaring version rather than apathetic, so unconcerned with anything not directly related to her that she casually dismisses an alien obsessed with enslaving and/or incinerating Earth (who, while admittedly Lord Error-Prone, is still capable of causing massive death and destruction), and the only time we see any real emotion from her is when she tries to have dinner with her father, something that happens once or twice a year for their family. Gaz's entire life revolves around empty threats directed at people, playing video games and desperately trying to get her father to pay attention to her. Word of God has it she uses video games to shut out reality because reality sucks. She's not a good character, but she's not necessarily bad either. She tries to get everything that she wants, but she'll let go of the person that takes her stuff after they give it back to her (i.e. Iggins). In the "Bloaty's Pizza Hog" episode, she gives a reason why she ignores Zim's efforts:
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True Neutral / int_b53fff2a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b53fff2a	comment	Deb from Drop Dead Diva is an airhead model who dies in the pilot episode. The angel who evaluates her status as a "good person" tells her that "you've never done a single good deed or bad action in your life, you're just shallow."
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True Neutral / int_b6cb9396	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b6cb9396	comment	Dr. Smith from Lost in Space occasionally falls into this alignment. For example, in one episode he travels back in time to avoid going on the Jupiter II, but upon learning that by staying behind he'll condemn the Robinsons to death, he can't quite bring himself to stay behind — he's self-interested, certainly, but not a straight-out bastard.
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True Neutral / int_b7296d31	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b7296d31	comment	Shizuru from My-HiME starts out taking a relaxed approach to everything (her official bio states that one of her pet peeves is "being rushed") but eventually becomes Neutral Evil when she receives her powers and comes to feel that violence is the only way to keep her from being separated from Natsuki.
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True Neutral / int_b7c37594	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b7c37594	comment	Lucoa from Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, while formerly Lawful Good, tends to distance herself from the Order Versus Chaos conflict among other dragons in the present. Most of the other dragons also start leaning this way the longer they stay on Earth. She justifies this stance because she used to be a god who has directly influenced the course of human progression numerous times in the past, and in dragon form, her powers still surpass every other dragon by leagues.
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True Neutral / int_b817dffd	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b817dffd	comment	The Avatars are militantly neutral, scheming to bring about a utopia by getting rid of both evil and good.
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True Neutral / int_b952005	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b952005	comment	Endless Space has the Robot Republic of the Sowers, a race of ancient terraforming robots. Their only desire is to terraform worlds for the supposed return of their lost creators. Because of this, they are generally neither hostile nor friendly to other empires, as they simply land on a world, then set up terraforming infrastructure before moving on. However, they do engage in occasional wars of conquest to gain new worlds to terraform.
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True Neutral / int_b962c879	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b962c879	comment	Fairy Tail: Ultear Milkovich is an interesting example. She only turned to evil for comfort and compensation for her horrible past. However, after being betrayed by said evil, she made a Heelâ€“Face Turn and joined Lawful Neutral Jellal to better herself. Mystogan from the same series also fits. His own life is of top priority but when push comes to shove, he will step in to help if he was needed. Kagura Mikazuchi is this to a fault. Unlike Erza, she is quite anti-social and only seeks revenge against Jellal through the death of her brother Simon. From everything we know about her, she is still quite a mystery, but deep down we learn she isn't a cold-hearted person, just a strong and shy woman.
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True Neutral / int_b9b796cf	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_b9b796cf	comment	Archer's alignment in the Fate/stay night Visual Novel is listed as simply "Neutral". Though summoned as a Servant in the game, his typical role is a Guardian, a heroic spirit periodically summoned by The World to slaughter any humans, good or bad, who pose a threat to humanity's existence as a whole. This (un)living hell has left him bitter and uncaring towards humans.
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True Neutral / int_ba769699	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_ba769699	comment	Branwen is a cleric of Tempus, Lord of Battles. She does have a warrior code of sorts but probably ended up under this alignment because she's simply too underdeveloped to be anything else.
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True Neutral / int_bc1dc95a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bc1dc95a	comment	Pirates of the Caribbean: Captain Teague (aka Jack's father) may be a respectful character, but not to the point of being lawful. Unlike Jack, he isn't crazy enough to be qualified as chaotic and is barely good or evil.
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True Neutral / int_bc3e398b	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bc3e398b	comment	Cameron from Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is a sapient machine, but nonetheless is bound by her programming to protect John Connor, no matter the cost. Or her programming to kill him, no matter the cost. This tends to result in her doing terrible things to people her programming dictates are threats or being apathetic toward others' plights if they do not concern her. In the second season, she even discusses her blank morality with John, pointing out that even though Terminators like her are killing machines, that "we aren't cruel."
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True Neutral / int_bcadd7cb	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bcadd7cb	comment	The Tyranids of Warhammer 40,000 are a swarm of aliens guided by a Hive Mind that is so far beyond human comprehension that its raw psychic presence is lethal to telepaths across the span of light years. They are, above all else, hungry. The Leagues Of Votann; unlike pretty much every other faction in the setting (with the exception of the aforementioned Tyrnaids) they aren't driven by hatred, fanaticism, sadism, or a sense of racial superiority. They spent most of their history ignoring the rest of the galaxy, and would be content to continue doing so if circumstances hadn't forced them into the open. They're simply determined to survive at all costs, and if that means taking valuable materials from others at gunpoint, they're willing to do that, and can be quite terrifying when that happens, but would rather be left alone otherwise.
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True Neutral / int_bcb03d22	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bcb03d22	comment	Hazbin Hotel: This is Lucifer's alignment by the start of the series. In his backstory, he was a revolutionary who rebelled against Heaven in order to give humanity free will, and was banished to Hell as punishment. Witnessing humanity's worst side for so long thanks to the gift he gave them has caused him to give up hope in his own subjects, the Sinners, believing that they deserve everything they bring upon themselves, and stays in power through fear while not giving a damn about what they do. By the series proper, he stays in a reclusive depression and spends his time making tricked-out rubber ducks, while only contacting his daughter if he needs something. Seeing Charlie's efforts to redeem Sinners rekindles some of his idealism, however, and by the finale of Season 1, he can be safely called Neutral Good.
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True Neutral / int_bcf47abd	comment	An example of this alignment is found in one of the most famous books of Italian literature, The Betrothed, in the character of Don Abbondio. He is a cowardly priest who, threatened by the men of Smug Snake Don Rodrigo, refuses to marry the two protagonists, coming across as the Punch-Clock Villain of the first chapters. Throughout the whole book, he is painted as a basically decent, but spineless and mediocre old man whose only purpose in life is avoiding troubles.
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True Neutral / int_bcfa43ed	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bcfa43ed	comment	Aisling from The Secret of Kells is a Heroic Neutral type of true neutral. She tries to ward off Brendan when they first meet, but not out of any malicious or antagonistic intentions, but rather so she and her forest can be left alone. She warms up to Brendan shortly after they meet, however.
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True Neutral / int_bd1137ca	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bd1137ca	comment	The Dealy Lama AKA Gruad the Grayface from The Illuminatus! Trilogy. His philosophy is summed up best by an old koan which tells about a duckling that is placed in a glass bottle and allowed to grow until it is too big to fit through the bottleneck, and asks how to remove it without breaking the bottle. The answer, of course is to let it continue to grow until it is big enough to break out of the bottle on its own. However, he denies being uninvolved in world affairs, stating that "someone needs to feed the duckling while it grows".
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True Neutral / int_bd184166	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bd184166	comment	Though she's a benign character in the movie adaptation, the original novel The Neverending Story gradually reveals the Childlike Empress to be an inhuman and almost unfathomably neutral entity, with her sole concern being the preservation of Fantasia's existence. Atreyu attempts to invoke her authority to save Falkor from a monster, only for it to reply that, since she transcends good and evil, the Empress would never forbid it from acting on its own evil nature. Later, he's shocked to learn that, now that Bastian's served her purpose in saving Fantasia, she has no further interest in his well-being. Being heroically good himself, Atreyu renounces his loyalty to her and swears to help Bastian anyway.
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True Neutral / int_bff01809	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_bff01809	comment	The Wood Elves of Warhammer are described as true forces of nature, Wild Hunt included, who don't get involved in anything unless it directly threatens their forest. The Tomb kings are generally feared by many because of their undead natures, but most of the time, they just want to be left alone and have nothing to do with the wars of the living.
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True Neutral / int_c00034c2	comment	Most characters in Beetle Bailey. Beetle's main motivation is to sleep as much as possible. Killer's main motivation is to sleep around as much as possible. Plato would prefer to just sit and think or use his smarts to get out of doing anything. Cosmo is only there to make money. Officers like Captain Scabbard and Lt. Flapp impose some order on the privates but are ready to break the rules to slack off themselves. This also applies to Sgt. Snorkel and his Distaff Counterpart Sgt. Lugg, who also have a lot of other weird personality kinks that nevertheless at least cancel each other out for alignment purposes. The General is a self-centred wuss. The Major only trails him around. Ms. Buxley just goes to work (although it varies whether she actually does anything) and occasionally has some fun, as well as constantly acting as a sex object, which doesn't exactly require a lot on her part. Otto is just a sarcastic dog with dog motives. Dr. Bonkus just wants to analyse people.It would perhaps be as illustrative to list the few exceptions: Rocky seems rebellious and Cookie capricious enough to be Chaotic Neutral. Lt. Fuzz is probably bureaucratic enough for Lawful Neutral, and Ms. Blips might be dutiful enough. Corporal Yo is idealistic and frantically organised enough for Lawful Good. Zero and the Chaplain are Nice Guys, Neutral Good or Lawful Good.
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True Neutral / int_c0d295c4	comment	Theoretically you are this alignment in Team Fortress 2 — the story is that you are being paid for your mercenary services and that you are working for the highest bidder. You will sometimes even switch teams (and objectives) in the middle of a battle. With regards to the characters' canon personalities, the Sniper fits this specific alignment particularly well; he sees himself purely as a professional hired assassin, with no genuine attachment to killing other than job satisfaction and money. However, most of the playable characters are one of the three Neutral alignments.
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True Neutral / int_c19c6efa	comment	Steve and Alex, or in general, The Player from Minecraft, as given, they aren't actual characters with fixed personalities and appearances, their characteristics mostly come from the one who are controlling them. They can choose to do good things like protecting innocent mobs from the hostile environment and mobs or defend villagers from sieges and raids. Both of them are generally neutral by default, as they never actually did something good or bad, and it simply comes from the actual player, thus making them one of the most neutral characters in video game history. They were simply portrayed as the player's avatar and can choose to do whatever the player wants. Given also the fact that they are Gender Neutral, meaning their genders are also dependent on the players themselves. They can be roleplayed by countless people and can either turn them into heroes or become villains. The game itself is widely open to the imaginative. Also, the default characters as a character, represents all humanity in the real world, and everything in real life is neutral.
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True Neutral / int_c2463c55	comment	In Final Fantasy X, Sin and its creator Yu Yevon qualify as this. Yu Yevon, created Sin to act as armor to protect him while he kept alive his lost homeland by summoning a dream of it. Unfortunately, the strain of continually summoning Sin and Zanarkand has destroyed Yu Yevon's sentience, making the main antagonist of the game "neither good, nor evil" in the words of the Fayth.
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True Neutral / int_c261551b	comment	The B'omarr Monks in Tales from Jabba's Palace have absolutely no interest in anything besides achieving their own form of enlightenment and putting their brains in jars when they do. Even having their monastery converted into a palace and occupied by crime lords doesn't matter to them until the ending, in which they reclaim it following Jabba's death. Meanwhile, the Rancor is a semi-sentient giant pit bull of sorts: it's only vicious because Jabba refuses to feed it properly, and its keeper is trying to get it out of the palace.
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True Neutral / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In "The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone", the griffons in Griffonstone are all apathetic, indifferently rude, and only motivated to do anything by money.
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True Neutral / int_c433d063	comment	Final Fantasy: Cloud initially holds this position in Final Fantasy VII, going on record as saying that he doesn't care about Shinra, SOLDIER, AVALANCHE, or the Planet; he's just here to get paid. This doesn't last all that long, however, and proves to be rather more complicated than it first appears. Subtle mind control and multiple personalities are involved. And much of it is a plot version of Guide Dang It!. He reveals to be actually Neutral Good and a brave and heroic young man. In Final Fantasy VII Remake, the Arbiters of Fate qualify as far as human morality can be applied to them. They don't give a hoot about right, wrong, order, or chaos, their only objective is to ensure that the events of the original game proceed exactly as scheduled, and they will just as happily murder Jessie and ensure the destruction of Sector 7 as they will resurrect Barret and protect AVALANCHE from Shinra forces. Squall Leonhart in Final Fantasy VIII was raised as a mercenary and, as a result, doesn't particularly believe in the concepts of "good" and "evil." He accepts that any given side of a conflict has its own reasons, and believes that one's stance on any subject is shaped by one's point of view. Accordingly, when he gets involved in stopping The End of the World as We Know It, he does so less out of any moral impulse and more as a means of ensuring the safety of the girl he loves — and because the government of Esthar is paying him to do it. By the end of the game, he has arguably developed more towards Neutral Good, but his personal morality is still defined more as "Always Save the Girl" than anything elsenote He does do generally altruistic things, though, such as saving his fellow students, organizing a mission to destroy an enemy missile base, and so on. He's neutral, but he's not an asshole. This is extended into Dissidia, where he will fight anyone who interferes with his mission of "get crystal, go home," but never initiates a battle unless provoked. Amarant from Final Fantasy IX. He doesn't care about things. His battle strategy involves letting his opponents kill each other. Toss Quina from the same game here. His/her only concern is literally where the next meal is coming from. In Final Fantasy X, Sin and its creator Yu Yevon qualify as this. Yu Yevon, created Sin to act as armor to protect him while he kept alive his lost homeland by summoning a dream of it. Unfortunately, the strain of continually summoning Sin and Zanarkand has destroyed Yu Yevon's sentience, making the main antagonist of the game "neither good, nor evil" in the words of the Fayth. In Final Fantasy Tactics, which deals predominantly with the effects the machinations of a Corrupt Church and an evil aristocracy are having on the general populace, the only neutral characters are two robots. In fact, they are so neutral, their particular alignment has been transmuted into a Status Effect.
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True Neutral / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The First Doctor seems to have started like this, not wanting to interfere at all. He comes close to Neutral Evil at times, kidnapping schoolteachers from 1963 when they find out he is an alien, before moving toward Neutral Good. This image shows how the First to Tenth Doctors (save the Eighth) have varied between the ranks.
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True Neutral / int_c5e0b864	comment	Spoofed in The Non-Adventures of Wonderella, when the title character says she has no "evil" twin because "The opposite of neutral is still neutral!" She's supposed to be a good guy but falls into the "Just Don't Care" variant, above... or rather slumps apathetically into it.
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True Neutral / int_c72c2d06	comment	The Bendu from Star Wars Rebels describes himself as this, being the one in between the light and dark sides of the Force. He believes in the Balance Between Good and Evil and doesn't take sides in others' wars. When The Empire attacks the rebel base on Atollon, the Bendu responds by attacking both sides until they leave the planet.
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True Neutral / int_c74f2d3c	comment	The Necromancers in the Diablo franchise are a clan of magi dedicated to the principle of maintaining the Balance Between Good and Evil. In practice, this usually means they fight on the side of good, only because evil seems to always have the upper hand.
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True Neutral / int_c77b15f0	comment	The Silencer of the Crusader games just doesn't care about the morality of his allies' cause or the ethics of killing indiscriminately anyone who works for the WEC. He kills out of a desire for vengeance against those who betrayed him, and that is all.
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True Neutral / int_c7912cea	comment	On Jimmy Two-Shoes, Samy cares very little whether the people of Miseryville are suffering like his boss does, he's only interested in two things: his acting career and, according to Word of God, overthrowing Lucius.
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True Neutral / int_c9633211	comment	No More Heroes: Travis Touchdown is a brutal Blood Knight, but he's too pathetic to be called evil. Mostly, he's just unable to separate reality from fantasy; he lives for the fight, to reach the next rank in the UAA, and is utterly oblivious to the repercussions of his actions. He won't kill any woman he'd like to have sex with, but otherwise is completely fine with finishing off his enemies. He doesn't enjoy killing, as he tells Bad Girl, he just likes the battle. It's all a great big game to him, one that he doesn't even try to understand.
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True Neutral / int_ca4949d1	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_ca4949d1	comment	Villains by Necessity: The druids, who as keepers of balance sided with the forces of Good and then Evil depending on who was winning. Neither side liked this naturally, and both slaughtered the druids.
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True Neutral / int_d3634dbb	comment	Casablanca: Captain Renault seems to be having just as much fun when he's collaborating with the Nazis as when he's resisting them. He even flat-out says at one point that he "blows with the wind."
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True Neutral / int_d3b17858	comment	In Final Fantasy Tactics, which deals predominantly with the effects the machinations of a Corrupt Church and an evil aristocracy are having on the general populace, the only neutral characters are two robots. In fact, they are so neutral, their particular alignment has been transmuted into a Status Effect.
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True Neutral / int_d3e3e38a	comment	In the reboot, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Seahawk shifts to more Chaotic Good and the main True Neutral character is Entrapta. Her goal in life is to research First One tech For Science!, and she doesn't much care about anything else. While she starts out technically allied to the Rebellion, she is more or less indifferent to the actual conflict, and when she gets accidentally left for dead in Horde territory she defects over the course of one conversation because the Horde is willing to let her do more or less whatever she wants in her research, even - especially - if it causes mayhem (as it does in, for example, her experiment with the Black Garnet). At the same time, she remains essentially very friendly and even somewhat kind, just unable to generalise that beyond her immediate circle of acquaintances - she's even able to touch Hordak's softer side.
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True Neutral / int_d461f757	comment	Gaius Baltar in Battlestar Galactica (2003), whose changes over the course of the show can be seen as maintaining a constant alignment, but becoming more philosophically conscious and compassionate as he moves from True Neutral selfish to True Neutral "philosophy of balance".
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True Neutral / int_d4804aef	comment	In The Worm Ouroboros by Eric RÃ¼cker Eddison, there is a character who seems to be the ultimate expression of 1st Edition AD&D's definition of True Neutral, Lord Gro. He is pathologically obsessed with "the Underdog" — to the point where he even switches sides to the losing side in the middle of a battle. He's also a bit of a Combat Pragmatist, to the point of suggesting to his (temporary) liege that he attack under a flag of truce to ensure victory. He is also the most nuanced and otherwise fully developed character in the book.
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True Neutral / int_d54c3294	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_d54c3294	comment	The Balance in Anathema creates shrouds and forces them to kill, but it only does this strictly out of necessity. If it fails to do this, the world will become so overpopulated that humanity will destroy itself. It makes no claims to be either good or evil and is entirely impersonal. All it cares about is keeping the human population at a level that the planet can sustain.
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True Neutral / int_d5c2a7a3	comment	Thief: The Keepers are True Neutral because they strive to preserve neutrality, via the balance of power between the Lawful Neutral Hammers and Chaotic Neutral Pagans. Garrett is neutral because he doesn't care about the Balance, or any 'ideal'. Garrett leaves them because of his Chaotic leanings and his refusal to listen to their prophecies. That changes once he becomes the leader of the Keepers himself.
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True Neutral / int_d62bbf7a	comment	Ezio Auditore da Firenze introduced in Assassin's Creed II starts as Chaotic Neutral, as his Roaring Rampage of Revenge consumes almost thirty years of his life, but by the time of Assassin's Creed: Revelations, he's much closer to True Neutral: while he still guides the brotherhood in the unending battle against the Templars, he's content to let others fight that battle whenever possible, and seeks simply to educate himself and recover secrets long lost. By the end of the game, he doesn't even care about that anymore, retiring from the brotherhood and living in peace.
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True Neutral / int_d8570146	comment	The Goths, Crimson, and Ennui from Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race are as neutral as reality show contestants could be. They stay out of inter-team dynamics for the most part, making neither friends nor enemies among the other racers. They do end up being an enemy of the Ice Dancers, but not through any actions of their own.
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True Neutral / int_d8cdd857	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_d8cdd857	comment	Hades, as portrayed in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess, considers himself above the petty squabbles of god and man, and pays little attention to them one way or the other. This sort of indifference makes him a sometimes-ally, sometimes-foe to the heroes. Zeus as well. While Zeus may care for Hercules or humanity he hardly gets involved for good or ill preferring to look after his own self-interest.
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True Neutral / int_dac2531c	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_dac2531c	comment	The group of Black-Ops Christmas elves led by Squishydodo can't really afford any other alignment. They originally worked for Santa Claus, keeping tabs on everyone being naughty or nice, but split off when Santa started to lose it during his conflict with the evil and incredibly badass mini-lop rabbit Bun-bun. Then Bun-bun showed up at their headquarters and demanded that they work for him. They refused at first on the reasonable basis that he was about the worst person in the world (he tried to kill Santa Claus every Christmas, for a start), but he threw anyone who protested out of a high window until he was left with Squishydodo, who bowed to his will and led the elves in an operation to hunt down Bun-bun's "friends" to inflict gruesome revenge on them for wiping out his collection of Baywatch tapes. When they caught them, though, Bun-bun wasn't around, and Squishydodo made the judgement call that it was enough for them to apologise and they could go free after that. From then on, the elves acted as occasional good guys, even persuading Bun-bun to help them in that on one occasion, but they were still potentially under Bun-bun's thrall (and had some weird Stockholm Syndrome like affection for him) and refused to go against him when he started a war against the other Anthropomorphic Personifications of the holidays, acting like it was a case of Gray-and-Grey Morality even though he was slaughtering others in an effort to Take Over the World, and ultimately even helping him.
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True Neutral / int_e144ba19	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_e144ba19	comment	Fenris in Dragon Age II ends up here, since his main concern is pursuing a personal vendetta rather than any kind of moral position — and he doesn't even do that very often, since the target of said vendetta lives on another continent. While his hatred of slavery would incline him towards a good alignment, he almost never actually does anything about it unless he's in Hawke's active party. In fact, he almost never does anything at all, generally preferring to lurk in his former master's mansion drinking wine in huge quantities and brooding.
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True Neutral / int_e179ec3a	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_e179ec3a	comment	Andy of Calvin & Hobbes: The Series doesn't really care much about good or evil, mostly just playing video games and going along with Calvin's misadventures.
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True Neutral / int_e1ec0e62	comment	This is the alignment of choice for Niko Bellic of Grand Theft Auto IV. He doesn't really care about gang wars, drugs, mobs, or anything, and will kill anyone or steal anything as long as you pay him. The only things he really does care about are the few friends whom he keeps close to himself and settling the score with the man who had his mercenary buddies sold out. You just better make damn sure you don't cross him or anybody he cares about, or he will make you pay.
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True Neutral / int_e1f5ce65	comment	Rocky and Lenny from Our Little Adventure. Rocky doesn't seem to care about good and evil or law and chaos, and though Lenny's a nicer person than Rocky, his drive on the adventure centers around protecting and helping his wife.
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True Neutral / int_e235270c	comment	Stellaris: Any space empire labeled as Xenophobic Isolationists will be this by default. While clearly not the nicest people around, caring little about whatever threats may be looming in the galaxy that other empires in the galaxy deal with, they also are explicitly pacifist in nature and generally will never invade other empires, not to mention that they neither practice slavery nor purges to other species. This generally makes them some of the most obviously neutral empire types found in the game, caring little to nothing about the doings of the other empires unless it directly affects themselves. If the game's attempt to randomly generate an empire's ethics encounters an error, it's possible for them to generate with no ethics whatsoever as "Despicable Neutrals". While they gain no benefit from ethics, they also don't have any ethic-based problems with other empires.
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True Neutral / int_e26905cd	comment	This is Lee Chaolan's alignment in Tekken. His main goal is to take control of the Mishima Zaibatsu; for this purpose, he has become The Dragon of two Big Bads (Kazuya and Heihachi) but also, when the occasion demanded, worked against them, and helped The Hero Lars and the resistance on his quest to take down Jin Kazama. This could also be considered Jin Kazama's alignment. His main goal leans towards good: he wants to rid the world of the Devil Gene, which includes killing his father, his grandfather, and, presumably, himself. As the forces he works against are villainous, he falls into the heroic side in Tekken 4 and 5... But, as we see, when his quest leads him to throw the whole world into war so he can summon Azazel and kill himself along with it, he shows he's not above villainous actions himself if they suit his goals.
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True Neutral / int_e4854c84	comment	So Touma from Q.E.D., who prefers to be laid back than getting involved in cases. But Lawful Good Kana makes him do it anyway.
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True Neutral / int_e6267766	comment	Highlighted more in the Star Wars Legends, Gray Jedi deviate from the pure ways of the Jedi Order, without completely falling to the Dark Side. True Grays believe there is necessity in both Force opposites, however this enlightened state of mind, secluded them from both conflicting factions. You can suspect that the life of a Gray Jedi, is perhaps a fairly lonely one. Since mutual-minded individuals are known to be very rare in a universe rife with debate and conflict.
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True Neutral / int_e62c0797	comment	The players' Virtuaroids in Virtual-ON are designed solely for players to control and are not capable of independent thoughts.
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True Neutral / int_e68decb8	comment	The Pkunk from the Star Control universe attempt to be this in an effort to avoid becoming so good they flip right around to evil. They do this by playing pranks and being insulting sometimes. This turns into a form of Gameplay And Story Integration, as their way of recharging energy is to toss out mild insults.
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True Neutral / int_e694aadb	type	True Neutral
True Neutral / int_e694aadb	comment	Ciaphas Cain, HERO OF THE IMPERIUM! maintains his heroic public persona in a mostly unsuccessful bid to keep himself out of trouble.
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True Neutral / int_e6fb021b	comment	Cothineal in Shogo: Mobile Armor Division is a force of nature. While it is technically responsible for starting a terrorist movement on Cronus and brainwashing Toshiro, it only does so to protect itself as the source of kato and doesn't seem bound by human standards of morality.
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True Neutral / int_e7e37776	comment	Firefly: Malcolm Reynolds tries to come off as True Neutral, only looking out for himself and his crew in any way he can, neither sticking his neck out For the Greater Good without being paid nor accepting jobs that involve crossing a Moral Event Horizon. But this is mostly the result of losing the war against the (mostly Lawful Evil) Alliance in the backstory. His true nature leans towards Chaotic Good, and it shows up in his actions and choices just a bit too much for him to count as this trope. Depending on who you ask, Jayne Cobb could be considered True Neutral, showing surprising loyalty to Mal (even when he could make more money betraying him) and to the rest of the crew, and only turning on River and Simon when both offered a lot of money and River attacks him and presents a danger to the rest of the crew. Zoe Washburne is fiercely loyal to her crew and respects Mal's brand of order on the Serenity. However, she is ruthlessly pragmatic, despises the Alliance, and displays contempt for bureaucracy and authoritarian order.
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True Neutral / int_e82c9823	comment	Charden Flamberg of Black Cat. Unlike his comrades, he has genuine reasons for hating Chronos and follows the Big Bad to do so, but he leaves when he realizes that Creed's ego has taken over.
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True Neutral / int_e89f120b	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam: Lalah Sune prefers to ride the fence than take a stance.
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True Neutral / int_e9c57346	comment	A face will sometimes become a Neutral character by default if they're feuding with a bigger face and haven't officially turned heel. Examples include The Rock at WrestleMania X-7 against "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XXIII against John Cena.
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True Neutral / int_ea4f62db	comment	In later seasons, Family Guy characters, by and large, tend to be this or Chaotic Neutral, being a cast of Wild Cards fueled entirely on Rule of Funny. Few are malicious enough to be considered outright evil, but even fewer are caring enough to be considered lawful. In other words, if the joke fits, anyone can go from thoughtful to selfish to unnecessarily chaotic, context be damned. That being said, some characters, like Lawful Good Joe Swanson, Neutral Evil Glenn Quagmire, and Chaotic Neutral Adam West do have their places on the chart.
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True Neutral / int_eb6719f6	comment	Squall Leonhart in Final Fantasy VIII was raised as a mercenary and, as a result, doesn't particularly believe in the concepts of "good" and "evil." He accepts that any given side of a conflict has its own reasons, and believes that one's stance on any subject is shaped by one's point of view. Accordingly, when he gets involved in stopping The End of the World as We Know It, he does so less out of any moral impulse and more as a means of ensuring the safety of the girl he loves — and because the government of Esthar is paying him to do it. By the end of the game, he has arguably developed more towards Neutral Good, but his personal morality is still defined more as "Always Save the Girl" than anything elsenote He does do generally altruistic things, though, such as saving his fellow students, organizing a mission to destroy an enemy missile base, and so on. He's neutral, but he's not an asshole. This is extended into Dissidia, where he will fight anyone who interferes with his mission of "get crystal, go home," but never initiates a battle unless provoked.
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True Neutral / int_ec28245c	comment	Vegeta is a very... unique case. For the majority of Dragon Ball Z, it was damn near impossible for anyone to know exactly who he was truly fighting for, as his motivations would seemingly change at the drop of a hat. It got to the point where his alignment was questioned and lampshaded by several characters In-Universe, especially Z-Fighters, considering that they were usually the ones that would end up having to clean up all the messes he creates. As far as how the show depicts him and how he develops, this is how he aligned himself throughout the show: Saiyan Arc — Chaotic Evil, Namek Arc — Neutral Evil, Freeza Arc — Neutral Evil/Lawful Evil/True Neutral, Android Arc — True Neutral, Cell Arc — True Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/Chaotic Good and Majin Buu Arc — Chaotic Good/Chaotic Evil/Neutral Good/Lawful Good. Yeah, Vegeta was a very complicated and conflicted character.
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True Neutral / int_ecc8f1de	comment	The Left Hand of Darkness: The Ekumen as a whole. They do persuade inhabited worlds to join them, but they're mostly interested in observing, and almost never interfere, even if a member planet does something against Ekumenical code. If that happens, the Ekumen will usually just withdraw and wait (for hundreds of years if necessary) for the planet's inhabitants to sort it out themselves.
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True Neutral / int_ee221a4e	comment	In The Transformers (Marvel), Neutrals are hunted down for spare parts for the Decepticons.
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True Neutral / int_eef5470a	comment	Aoshi Shinomori of Rurouni Kenshin during the Kenshin-gumi's first encounter with him. He and his men are former shinobi currently serving as mercenaries to a drug lord, though what they really want is to fight the epic battle they didn't get to during the revolution due to their lord choosing negotiated surrender instead. After a whole lot of Character Development he switches to Neutral Good.
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True Neutral / int_ef661e97	comment	Gen from Street Fighter. Except for maybe Dorai and Chun-Li, he shows no attachment to anyone, and if you annoy him enough, he'll kill you without an ounce of remorse. Crimson Viper comes off as uncaring and Unfettered.
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True Neutral / int_f2041376	comment	Charmed: The Cleaners are this alignment as their sole objective is to clean up any mess created by other magical beings in order to prevent the existence of magic from being revealed to the mostly unaware human population. They will not hesitate to take any and all measures they deem necessary to pursue this objective regardless of who they come into conflict with or what alignment those others might be. Not that they did anything before their formal introduction to the series, even in situations where their intervention would have been warranted... The Hollow, as Zankou and the sisters said. When invoked, it couldn't choose between the sisters' good magic and Zankou's evil. It went into Leo instead, who, while good-aligned, had no more magic. The Angel of Death is both this and Above Good and Evil, treating both sides with clear disdain. The Avatars are militantly neutral, scheming to bring about a utopia by getting rid of both evil and good.
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True Neutral / int_f3368832	comment	Buffyverse: Wesley starts out as Lawful Good, he drifts into Neutral Good territory after undergoing Character Development—however, some of that Character Development then takes him down a darker path into this area. Another possible example would be Lorne, who often seems to see himself as morally obliged to lend his powers to anyone who asks, even if they're very evil, on the grounds that he's just an instrument of fate.
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True Neutral / int_f3e1a2a5	comment	The Rock of Ages in the Merlin (1998) miniseries, who spends most of his time sleeping and being mistaken for a mountain. Since he's one of the few immortals that don't require human belief to survive, he isn't troubled by Christianity's arrival in Britain, and only helps Merlin because his role requires the least amount of work-holding Excalibur.
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True Neutral / int_f3e1f424	comment	The Druids in Merlin (2008) just want to be left alone to practice their magic. When Arthur discovers the location of the Cup of Life, the Druids "guarding" it surrender it without a fight, although not without first telepathically informing Merlin that they are entrusting him to safeguard it for them. There's a reason why they're considered wise.
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True Neutral / int_f7d93e4a	comment	Assassin's Creed: AltaÃ¯r Ibn La'Ahad introduced in Assassin's Creed only kills the templars, but won't hurt innocents, based on his tenets. He does however always kill criers and orators that have information about the Templars, despite not being Templars themselves. He also spares Maria Thorpe because she wasn't his target, even though she is a high-ranking Templar. Ezio Auditore da Firenze introduced in Assassin's Creed II starts as Chaotic Neutral, as his Roaring Rampage of Revenge consumes almost thirty years of his life, but by the time of Assassin's Creed: Revelations, he's much closer to True Neutral: while he still guides the brotherhood in the unending battle against the Templars, he's content to let others fight that battle whenever possible, and seeks simply to educate himself and recover secrets long lost. By the end of the game, he doesn't even care about that anymore, retiring from the brotherhood and living in peace.
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True Neutral / int_f8956ef3	comment	Genkai of YuYu Hakusho holds a tournament to determine her successor, and is willing to train whoever wins, even if it is an assassin or a demon. In the Dark Tournament, she admits that she is not a champion of justice, but she fights against those she dislikes, which includes her former teammate Toguro.
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True Neutral / int_f8ede3da	comment	Meursault from The Stranger can't really be considered either good or evil by virtue of the fact that he doesn't seem to have any particular goals. He is ambivalent towards almost everything to the point of bordering on The Sociopath, but at the same time bears no real malice towards anyone. He'll generally do whatever he is asked to, but avoids being Lawful Neutral since he doesn't make a point of following orders; it's just that he doesn't usually care enough to consider disobedience.
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True Neutral / int_fac5f5c8	comment	Grandpa Fred from Gremlins 2: The New Batch sees monsters attacking people and responds by becoming a reporter. He and Mr. Katsuji never try to stop or help the gremlins.
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True Neutral / int_faf84cd	comment	Beckett in Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines a deeply sarcastic vampire scholar with no allegiance to any side in the Jyhad, and motivated entirely by his archaeological interests. The PC can choose to become True Neutral close to the end of the game, when Cain offers you "the path of legends and pariahs." In this decision, you assassinate Ming-Xiao, slice the Prince to ribbons, and give Nines Rodriguez a middle finger before strolling off into the night.
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True Neutral / int_fb873b86	comment	Jill Tuck, from the latter half of the Saw franchise. It's made clear that she at least knew what her husband was doing to those he judged as "unworthy of life". Though she never aided him in his tests, she didn't do much to stop him, either, or try to turn him in to the police.
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True Neutral / int_fb9c177d	comment	There are several neutral characters in the Transformers universes: In The Transformers (Marvel), Neutrals are hunted down for spare parts for the Decepticons. In the ''Robots In Disguise'' and ''More Than Meets The Eye'' comics of IDW's Transformers comics, they are called NAILs — Non-Aligned-Indigenous Lifeforms. They're a sizable group and include many former Autobots and Decepticons who grew disgusted enough with the war that they deserted. Following the end of the war and dissolution of both armies, the NAILs effectively form the largest 'faction'. A Neutral Femme once flirted with Barricade in the Movie comics letters page with an offer of Bad cop/Bad cop pretending to be Good Cop, and he warned her that Starscream calls Neutrals "Target Practice" — although that didn't stop him from flirting right back with her. Flatline in The Transformers IDW 2019 is so dedicated to the Cybertronian version of the Hippocratic Oath that he treats everyone, being seen treating terrorist leader Shockwave (whose existence was kept under strict secrecy) in one issue and later seen tending to wounded civilians in another. During the Decepticon coup, he stands alongside Ratchet in attempting to stop a group of Decepticons from barging into their hospital to hunt down Autobot sympathisers, and later still is to be shown to be the only medical officer who didn't abandon Iacon to join Optimus Prime (unlike his fellows Ratchet and Hoist).
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True Neutral / int_fbf33963	comment	Dom Cobb of Inception. A fugitive who is on the run from authorities for apparently murdering his wife (which he arguably actually did by manipulating her into waking up from the dream world and driving her insane). He readily accepts work from Lawful Evil Corrupt Corporate Executives, and breaks into people's dreams for a living, but is a thief because circumstances force him to be. During the Inception mission, he wasn't motivated by a desire to see justice done in stopping a powerful international monopoly from controlling the world's economy; he just wanted to see his children again, and the business deal he made with resident Noble Demon Saito would have allowed him to see his children again. He is also quite manipulative, but genuinely cares about the people he loves, and watches out for his Fire-Forged Friends.
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True Neutral / int_fc1d6ac6	comment	The Witchers have a professional code of neutrality. Geralt, in any media, seems to suffer just as much for breaking it as maintaining it. It's later revealed that there actually is no "Witcher's code"; it's simply something Geralt made up to excuse himself out of contracts he would really prefer not to take, which explains why Geralt and other witchers are never seen facing any kind of outer persecution while taking up a cause, only their own regrets after making a bad call.
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True Neutral / int_fd289bb0	comment	Miles Matheson from Revolution exemplifies True Neutral. He has run the gamut from what most would consider "good" actions, such as deciding to help Charlie find Danny, to "bad" actions such as being the co-creator of the Militia and causing the deaths of many innocent people. He's not particularly swayed by morals either way, but instead opts to do what seems bestâ€”and smartestâ€”for himself and the people around him, and when he does risk his life for others, he doesn't do it so much willingly as out of a frustrated love for them. Even now, it's clear that he'd rather be back drinking a bottle of scotch and ignoring everything.
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True Neutral / int_fd8ef85e	comment	Bill from Left 4 Dead fits the bill best. While he genuinely cares for his fellow survivors and sticks his neck out for them on a regular basis, on one of the many occasions when the team was escaping to a rescue vehicle (in this case, a train) he deliberately refuses to do so much as stop for two seconds to save a hapless doctor behind them from being eaten alive. Zoey chews him out on this later. His response? "We look after our own!" Justified, since the doctor had possibly zero combat experience against the infected (Zoey, Bill, Louis, and Francis had been engaging the infected for 2 weeks) and would become The Load to the team. On top of this, it would be likely that Bill or someone else would be yanked off the train by the incoming horde if the train had slowed down or stopped. Bill had also said to the doctor and two other people earlier that if they fell behind, they were on their own.
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True Neutral / int_fe6dcd31	comment	Mordenkainen, the Lord Mage of Greyhawk, has a philosophy of either aiding or sabotaging the forces of both good and evil to ensure that neither side wins supremacy, which he believes would lead to a devastating war (like the Greyhawk Wars, which he was unable to prevent). The Omniscient Council of Vagueness which he founded, the Circle of Eight, works along the same lines. This led to an angry schism between him and his former companion, the Lawful Good archmage Tenser, who blames Mordenkainen for the deaths of several of their friends.
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True Neutral / int_fe85bfc8	comment	In Super Smash Bros., Mr. Game & Watch has no comprehension of good and evil. This allows him to be very easily tricked by Tabuu, and all it takes for him to defect to the heroes is Peach's parasol.
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Rise	seeAlso	True Neutral
Taelor	seeAlso	True Neutral
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TheWitchesOfKarres	seeAlso	True Neutral
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Greyhawk (Tabletop Game) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
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Fable II (Video Game) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
Grim Fandango (Video Game) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
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Planescape: Torment (Video Game) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
The Witcher (Video Game) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
The Most Popular Girls in School (Web Animation) / int_f55e0154	type	True Neutral
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