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** [[Characters/GravityFallsMabelPines Mabel Pines]] qualifies. Her [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} extreme unpredictability]] is a defining trait of her character. As seen in "The Deep End", she won't let any rules stand in the way of doing what she believes is right. As seen in "Blendin's Game" and "The Love God", she feels very guilty about the idea of hurting other people, even by accident. However, she [[GoodIsNotSoft goes absolutely ballistic]] against unambiguously evil people like [[spoiler:Gideon]] and [[spoiler:Bill Cipher]].
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** [[Characters/GravityFallsMabelPines Mabel Pines]] Pines qualifies. Her [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} extreme unpredictability]] is a defining trait of her character. As seen in "The Deep End", she won't let any rules stand in the way of doing what she believes is right. As seen in "Blendin's Game" and "The Love God", she feels very guilty about the idea of hurting other people, even by accident. However, she [[GoodIsNotSoft goes absolutely ballistic]] against unambiguously evil people like [[spoiler:Gideon]] and [[spoiler:Bill Cipher]].
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%%* [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Spider-Man]] can be this sometimes. Like in ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''.
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%%* [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Spider-Man]] can be this sometimes. Like in ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''.
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** Characters/{{Wolverine|JamesLoganHowlett}} is often portrayed this way, defying authority to do what is good ([[GoodIsNotNice in a not nice way]]). During the ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}, he even spoke out against the [[SuperRegistrationAct Superhuman Registration Act]] despite [[TakeAThirdOption the X-Men officially staying out of the conflict]].
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** Characters/{{Wolverine|JamesLoganHowlett}} [[Characters/MarvelComicsLogan Wolverine]] is often portrayed this way, defying authority to do what is good ([[GoodIsNotNice in a not nice way]]). During the ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}, he even spoke out against the [[SuperRegistrationAct Superhuman Registration Act]] despite [[TakeAThirdOption the X-Men officially staying out of the conflict]].
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%%** Wolverine's [[OppositeSexClone distaff clone counterpart]], [[Characters/X23LauraKinney X-23]], also fits into this. That being said, she started out as TrueNeutral[=/=]ChaoticNeutral territory when she first debuted, and an argument could be made for being NeutralGood.
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%%** Wolverine's [[OppositeSexClone distaff clone counterpart]], [[Characters/X23LauraKinney [[Characters/MarvelComicsLauraKinney X-23]], also fits into this. That being said, she started out as TrueNeutral[=/=]ChaoticNeutral territory when she first debuted, and an argument could be made for being NeutralGood.
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* Comicbook/{{Anarky}}, at least as written by his creator, Creator/AlanGrant, firmly believes that all rules and laws are used by the elite to keep the common people down, and expresses this belief by trying to help people (in his first appearance, acting on the letters to the editor in a newspaper as being the voice of the people). Other writers have had his devotion to anarchism turn him Chaotic Neutral or even Chaotic Evil.
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* Comicbook/{{Anarky}}, ComicBook/{{Anarky}}, at least as written by his creator, Creator/AlanGrant, firmly believes that all rules and laws are used by the elite to keep the common people down, and expresses this belief by trying to help people (in his first appearance, acting on the letters to the editor in a newspaper as being the voice of the people). Other writers have had his devotion to anarchism turn him Chaotic Neutral or even Chaotic Evil.
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* Comicbook/{{Anarky}}, at least as written by his creator, Creator/AlanGrant, firmly believes that all rules and laws are used by the elite to keep the common people down, and expresses this belief by trying to help people (in his first appearance, acting on the letters to the editor in a newspaper as being the voice of the people). Other writers have had his devotion to anarchism turn him Chaotic Neutral or even Chaotic Evil.
