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{{quote|'''Gwen:''' ''(after Geoff is voted off)'' Are you guys all crazy?! Geoff is the nicest guy in the world!

'''Duncan:''' Yeah! Bingo, sister!

'''Owen:''' As if [[Alpha Bitch|Heather]] could defeat "nice".~~<br />~~

'''Owen:''' As if [[Alpha Bitch|Heather]] could defeat "nice".

'''Heather:''' The power of "nice" is huge! And we're not worried about you in that department, Gwen.~~<br />~~

'''Heather:''' The power of "nice" is huge! And we're not worried about you in that department, Gwen.

'''Geoff:''' No sweat, Gwen. Ciao dudes!|''[[Total Drama Island]]''}}

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* Nossori, Morimori and Sewashi from ''[[Mazinger Z]]'', the three professors worked in the Photon Atomic Energy Research Institute by assisting Prof. Yumi and designing upgrades for Mazinger-Z and Aphrodite A were genuinely nice: they were kind, good-natured and very patient (you have to be to deal with so many hot-headed, impatient teenagers), even if they were somewhat goofy.

* Sho Fukamachi in all three versions of ''[[Guyver|The Guyver]]'' -- ''Guyver:Out of Control (1986),'' ''Guyver:Bio-Booster Armor (1989),'' and ''Guyver: The Bio Booster Armor (2005).''

* Itsuki in ''[[Rental Magica]]''. Also, [[Chick Magnet]] (even for ghost and homunculus girls).

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* Elan, ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'''s [[Spoony Bard]], is ''definitely'' a Nice Guy. He's also fairly [[Good Is Dumb|Dumb.]]

* Sam from ''[[Sam and Fuzzy]]''. While he has aspects of [[Beware the Nice Ones]] (most of whom end up getting subverted), at a whole he's the kindest and most inoffensive person in the strip -- excepting [[The Ace|Carlyle]].

* ''Dangerously Chloe'' got Theodore "Teddy Bear" Decarlo, [[Unlucky Childhood Friend]] of [[Magick Chicks|Jacqui]] (who mostly also is a very nice gal). His forte is having a spine and good sense, so he is ''not'' rolled into doormat by every girl with curves like e.g. Gary from ''[[Ménage à 3]]''.

** Both qualities make the character interesting, but also seem to force the plot to keep Teddy out of most direct conflicts, especially situations where he would be in a good position to [[Screw You, Elves|tell off various conceited creatures]] (or even know half of good reasons he have to do this) - to avoid ending plot threads and revealing too much too fast.