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== Anime and Manga ==
* [[Shaman King|Yoh]] Asakura is definitely one, more concern about saving people who were trying to kill him than killing them, and his neutral outlook on things infuriate the [[Light Is Not Good|X Laws]] who believe themselves to be [[Lawful Good]].
* [[Yamato Nadeshiko|Kasumi Tendo]] of ''[[Ranma One Half½|Ranma 1/2]]'' is very sweet-tempered, friendly to all around her, consistently sacrifices herself to take care of her family, [[Friend to All Living Things|shown incapable of causing or wishing harm on anyone]] and been [[Word of God|described outright]] as a "perfect saint", or drawn as an angel. She's played as absolute goodness almost to the point of parody. Case in point: The most horrible thing she could imagine when an Oni briefly possessed her was to play minor annoying pranks.
* [[Magical Girlfriend|Belldandy]] of ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' is an [[Physical God|even]] [[Friend to All Living Things|more]] [[The Messiah|extreme]], [[Mama Bear|and]] [[Plucky Girl|considerably]] [[The Determinator|more]] [[Beware the Nice Ones|formidable]] [[Kikuko Inoue|counterpart]] to [[Yamato Nadeshiko|Kasumi]].
* Jim Hawkings of ''[[Outlaw Star]]''. Despite his age, he's the most mature and responsible member of the group, being the one who handles all of the cash, finds jobs for them, pays the bills and otherwise devotes himself to the exasperating task of organizing and caring for [[Chaotic Neutral]] slacker Gene Starwind. What keeps him from being [[Lawful Good]] is the fact he's a [[Child Prodigy]] hacker who often uses his code-breaking skills in less than legal ways. Melfina is probably also an example of this.
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* In ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', Buffy herself fits this category. She accepts (somewhat reluctantly) her destiny, then proceeds to fulfill it in her own way. She accepts her [[Mentor]] while rejecting his organization. In the end, the only thing certain about her is her devotion to good. Most of her [[True Companions]] end up in this category.
* Some of [[24|Jack]]'s closer friends at CTU, like Chloe and Tony, tend to be [[Neutral Good]] in that they more often follow orders and the law than he does, but tend to put themselves at risk to help him.
* ''[[ICarlyiCarly]]'': Carly started off as a Neutral Good person, but shifted towards [[Chaotic Good]] in season 3.
** Freddie started more like [[Lawful Good]], only to shift towards [[Neutral Good]] as well, although since he's more than willing to tag along with Carly and even Sam's schemes, in practice he's acts [[Chaotic Good]] as well.
* ''[[Lost]]'': Jack Shephard is probably Neutral Good. Hurley also fits the "basically nice person" description.
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