Token Good Teammate: Difference between revisions

* [[Legacy of Kain]] : Janos Audron for the vampires. While Kain, Raziel, and Vorador aren't ''technically'' evil (they're better than [[The Chessmaster|Moebius]] and the [[Knight Templar|Sarafan]] at any rate), they're all kind of assholeish in their own way. Janos is the only vamp who's not morally ambiguous and slippery/enjoys messing Raziel around.

* William is the Super Ego among the [[Sibling Team|McCall brothers']] [[Power Trio]] in ''[[Call of Juarez]]: Bound in Blood''.

** To a lesser extent, [[Final Fantasy XII|Judge Magister Gabranth]]. In the 13th cycle, he's nothing more than a disgruntled jailer who serves as a warden for those no longer used in the conflict. Several of lines are somber and hint that [[The Atoner|he wants nothing more than penance for his past transgressions]], while most of the other Chaos warriors mock him for his more admirable qualities. Compare this to [[Final Fantasy XI|Shantotto]], who serves as Team Cosmos' [[Token Evil Teammate]] (to the point that most of the villains revere her). Both of these are somewhat subverted in the prequel ''Duodecim'', as the two are actually affiliated with their respective deities this time around (however, Gabranth just seems to be [[My Master, Right or Wrong|doing his job]] and seems to be confronting Cosmos simply to end the war--thus lacking an ulterior motive unlike most of the others, while Shantotto is still a fair bit malicious, even towards her ally [[Final Fantasy XI|Prishe]]).

* [[Final Fantasy VII|Reeve]], [[Mega Corp|Shin-Ra's]] head of Urban Development, seems to be the only person on Shin-Ra's board of directors with a conscience or sense of ethics. {{spoiler|[[Heel Face Turn|He eventually defects to AVALANCHE]] as a [[Double Agent]]}}

== Real Life ==

* John Rabe of the Nazis, who helped to establish a 'safety zone' for Chinese refuges in the Nanking massacre.

** If you want a token good Nazi though, the best example would be [[Schindler's List|Oskar Schindler:]]