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== Western Animation == |
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* [[Robot Buddy|GIR]] of ''[[Invader Zim]]'' often comes across as sweet and innocent... certainly [[The Ditz|dumb]]. But just as it's plain he doesn't understand the reason for conflict, he also often relishes in destruction. (And as the episode in which he was stuck in "duty mode" demonstrated, if he worked properly he ''would'' be evil.) |
* [[Robot Buddy|GIR]] of ''[[Invader Zim]]'' often comes across as sweet and innocent... certainly [[The Ditz|dumb]]. But just as it's plain he doesn't understand the reason for conflict, he also often relishes in destruction. (And as the episode in which he was stuck in "duty mode" demonstrated, if he worked properly he ''would'' be evil.) |
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* Ophelia in ''[[Helluva Boss]]'', Stolas' daughter. Despite being a demon (natural-born demon and of Hell's aristorcracy, no less) she seems like a typical teenager and the only recurring character with no onscreen kill count. Whether this can be explained by simply lack of maturity or whether she is living proof of [[Rousseau Was Right|the "nuture" side of "nuture versus nature"]] argument is hard to determine. |
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