Good Scars, Evil Scars: Difference between revisions

* Shiro Takamachi of ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' has numerous scars all over his body from his [[Triangle Heart 3 Sweet Songs Forever|bodyguard days]] which we only catch a glimpse of when he takes a bath. He's also the kind and [[Open Minded Parent|open minded father]] of Nanoha, a very [[Happily Married]] man, and definitely a good guy.

* Subverted somewhat in ''[[Gundam 00]]'' by Sergei Smirnov, a Russian lieutenant colonel with a facial scar fit for a Bond villain...who turns out to be one of the most sensible, intelligent, and humane characters in the show.

* ''[[Gundam (Anime)|Gundam]] UC'''s famous Char has a scar on his forehead received in a duel with Amuro. Though, Char's intentions are pretty ambiguous it's not really an indication for his alignment.

* In ''[[Xxx HO Li C (Anime)|Xxx HO Li C]]'', {{spoiler|Himawari}} receives a nasty set of scars on {{spoiler|her}} back and neck in place of {{spoiler|Watanuki, who fell from the second story of the school building and onto a shattered pane of glass.}}

== Professional Wrestling ==

* When a wrestler bleeds from the forehead, it is typically the result of "blading", the practice of hiding a razor blade in your wristbands or taped wrists, and secretly pulling it out to cut yourself during a match to "sell" a particular attack as especially vicious. Many wrestlers who frequently blade, such as Dusty Rhodes, Brother Ray and Brother Devon of Team 3D, and "Hardcore" Wrestlers, sport very noticeable puffy scar tissue on their foreheads, indicating they are frequent bladers. This typically garners them huge respect among "hardcore" fans.

* Barago in the Japanese series Garo has an x shaped scar across his face...and he is evil.