When in doubt... make a meme.

[laverinth.livejournal.com]

Except I'm not really in doubt. Just awake when I shouldn't be. And I don't want to detract from recent events, but at the same time I think something like this would be fun.

So answer me this: What are your characters' alignments and why?

I mean D&D style. For those of you unfamiliar with this, the alignments go-

lawful good / neutral good / chaotic good
lawful neutral / true neutral / chaotic neutral
lawful evil / neutral evil / chaotic evil

Here is the wikipedia article on the subject, which does a good job with the explanation. If you're unsure, just pick what you think is closest or what you play them as. Some will be more difficult to place than others.


Sai (lawful neutral)
He falls directly under the "soldier following orders" category and has the benefit of being unemotional and thus unbiased in most cases. This holds true even though he may currently have friends that influence him into falling closer to the "good" side.

Leon (neutral good)
Though pompous and arrogant sometimes, Leon is really a good kid and I can't place him in the straight out neutral category.

Sanji (chaotic good)
Though pirates out for their own personal gain, there's no question that when push comes to shove the strawhat crew will back up those being oppressed and be the heroes of whatever city they pass through in the end. Sanji is no exception to this.

Brooklyn (neutral good)
He's one of the more flexible members of his clan when it comes to getting good things done in any way possible. Though outwardly he can seem like something of a rebel he's not actually rebellious in nature. Nor is he stuck to following the rules. Goliath may fall under lawful good, but Brooklyn does not.


And now I might sleep some more...

Comments

[leaute.livejournal.com]

OH I LOVE YOU FOR POSTING SOMETHING LIKE THIS.

River (chaotic something, probably fluctuating between good and neutral)
See, River has fairly good intentions and pretty much has the mindset of a chaotic good character. She doesn't exactly follow the guidelines set by the government in her canon considering she's a fujitive who escaped from them, and let's face it; she doesn't adhere to the basic standards of human behavior either. Chaotic is a given. However, though she's trying to protect people she cares about, she has her more questionable moments where her actions don't seem so pure or well-meaning. You know, slicing Jayne across the chest because of his shirt and such.

Ashe (neutral/chaotic good)
At least, she is at the point that I've taken her from canon. She might have been lawful good before or after the events taking place in the game. Ashe was once a princess, but after having her throne taken from her, her father and husband killed, and a whole mess of other issues, she became extremely bitter and vengeful. It wasn't just about stopping the "evil empire" or "protecting her people." Those were both parts of it, hence the "good" tag for half of the alignment. And, obviously, as a fugitive wanted by the Empire, she's not exactly known to abide by the law. Still, she has her values, and I'm not sure she'd be quite chaotic...

Saber (lawful good)
Dur. A knight who was once the king of Britain. Saber has a very strong, moral code and is quite set in her ways not to be dishonorable; when Lancer reveals his true identity to her, she's willing to give him hers so as not to be put at an unfair advantage. It's... not too hard, this one. XD

Nathan Petrelli (true neutral)
This one was hard. Because Nathan seems to flip flop so much during the series, and his actions are generally questionable but not really evil in the strictest sense of the word. I was going to tag him as lawful neutral, but then he doesn't really have an unshakeable, moral code, now does he? He cheated on his wife, resorting to bribing Claire's mom (albeit at her request) not to tell the media about his illegitimate daughter, and kind of told the world that his brother has issues and tried to kill himself so as not to look bad. But, on the other side, he really came through for Peter in the end and was genuinely concerned about his brother's safety for most of the series. Nathan is the epitome of "undecided" for me, but he always ends up doing the right thing in the end. So, I think just labeling him neutral works best.

[laverinth.livejournal.com]

♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

River = true chaotic? XD;

[udo-retrovirus.livejournal.com]

Junior (neutral good)
He can be reckless sometimes, but Junior's almost always guided by his conscience and is a pretty good kid. He isn't much of one for tradition and rules (at least when it comes to religious tradition), but also works pretty closely with the "lawful officials."

[notachick.livejournal.com]

LOL. /rolls a 1/ ....CRAP. CRITICAL FUMBLE.

Okita Souji (lawful neutral)
As a samurai he believes strongly in honor, bushido, and upholding the law. He works for the Shogun and is a strict adherent to Hijikata's code for the Shinsengumi. As a member of the Shinsengumi, it's less about whether he wants to do what he's doing, or if he likes what he's doing, but that he's following his orders and his commanders.

Jack Skellington (strongly chaotic neutral)
Jack is an extremely selfish sort of person, not because he wants to be, but because he's single-minded and doesn't notice anything else. A good example is how he steals Christmas thinking it'll give Santa a break without realizing how he's basically screwing the holiday over. He doesn't do it out of malice, but rather because he's easily exciteable and just...a little off in the head. This line really sealed it though, "[they] may regularly change their appearance and attitudes for the sake of change." Jack hates stagnation, which is one of the reasons he gets so depressed in the movie. Welcome to the C-N catergory, Jack.

Aoyagi Ritsuka (neutral good)
Had a hard time with this since Ritsuka is god damn freaking bipolar. :[ Basically, he follows his heart and acts altruistically even if he doesn't appear to do that. He's generally a good kid, but he's not exactly law-abiding all the time. He does what he thinks is right and what he needs to do.

[laverinth.livejournal.com]

[captain-hunam.livejournal.com]

Captain Zelnick: Neutral Good
A nice guy who's out to save the day, by any means he can. He's not beholden to laws and regulations by any means, but he's part of a military organization-- not a rebel, either, except against their Evil Opressors. (... though the Ur-Quan aren't precisely evil...)

[dame_grise]

Ooh fun!

Armand (chaotic or neutral good)

Because let's face it, Armand is good. He always has the best intentions and means well. However, he has a huge problem with authority, so much so that he would seem to have made a political about-face in regards to the revolution in France when he went from supporting the revolution in its early days to siding with the Pimpernel from 1792-94 when to him it was only a slight step to the right (ask me to explain it some day--I know way too much about French politics from 1789-1848 for any sane person). That being said, the examples at the wiki list Zorro as neutral good. Zorro is blatantly based on the Scarlet Pimpernel with just the context changed to make it more appealing to American audiences. And Percy is Armand's ideal. (Does this mean Armand would like Peter Parker? That hurts my head.)

Saetan (lawful neutral or good)

Yes, Warlord Princes are chaotic and violent, but in his world that nature is completely sanctioned and legal in Blood Protocol. Saetan follows Protocol, i.e., the law, even when the personal cost to him is very, very high (such as losing control of his youngest sons, Daemon and Lucivar). That Saetan is lawful isn't even up for debate. I'm tending to place him more as good than neutral because of the deep personal conflicts that come up. Saetan is very, very compassionate about others. He won't break Protocol, but I would not say that moral considerations are distant for him.

[damnrudecock.livejournal.com]

This is hard. Mostly because I don't think of selfishness in the same way as the guidelines seem to. :P

Homura: A mix of Chaotic Good and Lawful Evil
Minekura doesn't give us simple characters. Ever. And Homura is the villian of an entire season. There's a reason for this, and that is he's willing to destroy the entire universe for his own gains, huzzah. Now, what he gains? A new world that's free of the tyrany of immoral gods for himself and his lover, and everyone else. And one of the most important things about Homura's character is that he always, always gives everyone a choice. The choice might be bend to my will or die, but it is still a choice.

Hiei: Used to be Chaotic/Neutral Evil, morphing to Chaotic/Lawful Neutral
Hiei starts off as a villian in the series, acting purely for his own gains, not caring who he hurt in the process. He still acts this way towards his enemies. However, for the people he likes, and especially in regards to himself, Hiei acts according to his own moral code, which largely involves acting in his own self-interest. He'd like to think himself more Chaotic Neutral, but his actions can be seen as more Lawful Neutral.

Ururu: Lawful Good
This one was easy. Urahara, though not exactly "good" himself, is Ururu's law and order, which is really funny when you think about it. And in her core being, Ururu lives entirely by one truth: defeat the enemy, the things that are a danger to her loved ones. Urahara's motives aside, Ururu is absolutely Lawful Good.

Sanosuke: Chaotic Good
Chaotic good like burning. Sanosuke hates the oppressive government he lives under, and he even takes it upon himself to become an outlaw for the sake of a town to free them from that oppression. He hates seeing innocent people hurt, and will step into a fight to protect others whenever he can. He wants a government that doesn't seek to gain unfairly from the people forced to live under it, but one that would protect and nurture the individuals of the country.

[i-slay-giants.livejournal.com]

Jack Horner: True neutral. I was debating putting a chaotic in there, but nah. Jack's definately not lawful, but he also doesn't randomly do things. He's neither good nor bad-- just self serving. :D

Hellmaster Phibrizzo: ...Choatic evil. It was a toss up, because he's actually rather disciplined in his ways, but I think Mazoku, by default, are chaotic. And despite his plans, he IS capable of completely random stuff.

Mousse: Neutral good. Mousse isn't evil, not at heart. He's just got that whole pride of a martial artist/Shampoo thing going on. When you factor those it, it's clear he's not 100% lawful, though again, like Jack, he's not running around doing random things, just self serving.

Mozenrath: Lawful evil. Whiney lawful evil, but lawful evil. He has his principles and he sticks to them. Even if they are evil.

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

Miles Edgeworth: Lawful Neutral.

Definitely, definitely the lawful part - he has his code of honor, duty, and most importantly justice, the latter being one of his major motivators. As much as he doesn't want to admit it, he is also very motivated by personal relationships.

He doesn't see himself as an intrinsically good person - too many years of believing he was a murderer irreparably shattered that. But at the same time, I don't think he sees himself as necessarily evil, either. He's somewhere in the middle of that spectrum.

[clockmongler.livejournal.com]

Considering I only has one character aside from Daniella...

Luxord (lawful/neutral evil)

It's pretty obvious that Luxord's not aligned with good, despite his occasional moments of "but I didn't do anything wroooooooong ;~;" because, let's face it, he knows he has. I'm saying it's a cross between these two because, yes, Luxord's not a nice person and doesn't give two shits about who he steps on or turns against or how many worlds he helps destroy to get what he wants, but, at the same time, he still listens to orders from the Organization and holds some self-perceived morals and loyalties, and he doesn't like doing anything if he doesn't get something out of it.

Long sentence is loooooooooong.

[contentincloset.livejournal.com]

I DON'T KNOW D&D, WHUT?! *flails*

Kurogane: Kind of Lawful Good/Lawful Neutral, but with a mix of Neutral Good? (Mmm, sounds tasty!) Maybe some chaotic good if you nix the "for the greater good" crap. Whatever, he's mostly on the good end of the spectrum!

He's a good and loyal servant to his master, but he's got his tendencies to completely ignore her orders so long as doing so is a part of his job in protecting her. He doesn't ever do things for the "Greater good", but he will go against the rules to help those he cares about. One of the rough and tough kinds, but with a good heart.

Rhode Camelot: CHAOTIC EVIL <3333333!!! ah, DURR

Do I really need to explain?

[zalia.livejournal.com]

Ed (Chaotic Neutral)
Let's face it, the major things that Ed does are selfish. His entire quest is to restore his brother, not to improve the lives of anyone else in Amestris. He doesn't have Roy's nobler goals, such as changing the government, in mind at all when he does what he does. But at the same time, he doesn't leave people suffering when there are things that he could do (although it does usually gain him something in return).

Yohji (I'm gonna' have to go with Neutral/Undecided)
Man, this one is hard D: I really don't have much of a clue what Yohji would be. On the one hand, he is one of the 'good' guys taking out the 'evil' people, but on the other hand, Weiss are killing people, often innocent people such as guards etc, all on the say-so of some rather dodgy people. And Yohji is doing it for selfish reasons. First because he wants revenge for Asuka and then later on because he simply cannot do anything else. And then he turns on his friends, and then goes back to Weiss and... He slips between way too many of these bands to be anything but undecided. He could be any combination of Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral and Chaotic Evil in varying degrees.

Kenren (Somewhere between Chaotic Good and Chaotic Neutral)
I was leaning towards Chaotic Good, because Kenren is a rebel and he does place a high value on personal freedom, but at the same time, he doesn't rebel against the Heavens for some higher purpose, his reasons are mostly selfish. He does it to help his friends and because he's bored, so there's a definite element of selfishness in there.

Rangiku (Lawful Good maybe edging on Neutral Good)
Ran is loyal to Soul Society and her captain and she does take her duty very seriously, putting it above even her own feelings on occasion (like with Gin). But, at the same time, you get the impression that it's more Hitsugaya that she's loyal to rather than the actual laws of Soul Society and she wouldn't be adverse to breaking a few laws if she thought that it was necessary.

Argilla (Chaotic Neutral)
Argilla and the Embryon are pretty much out for themselves, either trying to reach Nirvana or wanting to find Sera. But they do end up trying to help people when they're faced with problems. They help the Lokapala, although that is more out of personal loyalty to Fred than anything else. And they're prepared to give their lives to save the world.

[continuum.livejournal.com]

reposting because my original explanations were a little lacking. XD;

Reno (Neutral Evil with a little bit of Lawful Evil)
He's got the loyalty thing going for him in regards to the Turks and does follow a sort of chain of command (even if he sometimes just disobeys orders, anyway), but that's about it. Other than that, he's pretty much out for himself and there has to be something in it for him before he'll agree to do anything. Self-sacrificing, he is not.

Angel (Neutral Good)?
Angel's a bit harder to place because his motives are a little complex, but this one probably fits him the most. He's out to do the right thing in the long run, but his moral code can get a little wonky. He has no qualms about beating people up or subjecting them to his singing if it'll save someone he wants to save. And tragic events that happen to him personally can skew his morals even more. (Lulz, Conner and Darla. Trying to suffocate a former best friend who's already in hospital, anyone?) He's always a little close to being pushed off the edge like that and my guess is that if he didn't have his small circle of friends, he'd have fallen off the wagon a long time ago.

And not technically my character, but he's sorta is? He's a part of Angel, at least. And I like him, k, so I'mma list him anyway:

Angelus is a cross of Chaotic/Neutral Evil. He likes destroying, but he doesn't destroy pointlessly. It's an art form for him. In a sense, it's not really even about the violence; Angelus is all about corruption of pure minds—hence his fascination with nuns. (see: Drusilla)

[continuum.livejournal.com]

And alkjdfs I should probably clarify that when I say it's not about the violence, I mean that while, say, Spike is content just to watch buildings explode and gets off on the thrill of a good fight, Angelus is more into the pain and suffering of his victim, what with his mindfucking and all. If he can't watch someone die slowly, he's not interested. Or not as interested, anyway. D:

And k, I'll shut up. DX;; I could really use the edit function right now

[light-wicca.livejournal.com]

Willow (neutral/lawful good)
Neutral because she's never really obeyed government law even before meeting Buffy (she kind of stumbled onto the city plans on the computer when she accidentally decrypted the security systems XD). She does have set moral codes that she lives by, hence the lawful. And good because she wants to help people, kill evil demons, and save the world.

[icy-demise.livejournal.com]

SubZero: Neutral Evil
SubZero doesn't particularly care about the rules, but he isn't chaotic either, and there is no denying that he is evil. Which makes it funny because his younger brother I think is Chaotic of Lawful Good.


Wesker: Lawful Evil
Wesker does betray everyone, and he isn't obeying the law, but he does follow rules, his own. And he makes everyone else follow his rules as well.

Sparda: Neutral Good
Legendary Dark Knight. Sparda has a lot of respect for humans, but he has little respect for human laws and such, but he isn't chaotic.

Gray Fox: Chaotic Neutral
Fox is a good guy a lot of the time but I can't really call him 'good', though he's more good than he is evil. And Chaotic because he is constantly changing sides and attacking people who should be on his side.

Statesman: Lawful Good
While there would have been a time when I would have put him down as Neutral, his lovely wife helped him make the alignment shift up to lawful good. She is the only reason he is lawful good, if it was not for her, he would be a Lawful Evil Tyrant. But thankfully for everyone he decided to use his powers for good (mostly because of Recluse and his manipulation)

[foughtthepower.livejournal.com]

Mion (neutral good)
You know, it's really hard to say Mion's lawful good when her family has a torture chamber in their basement and is basically the Hinamizawa yakuza. Even if they're technically good people, they're also kinda not, you know? Mion herself has been raised to be the next leader of the family, so some of that stuff is gonna be drilled into her brain. Hahaha that's funny since something else got drilled into her brain last night wow I'm awful. She's chaotic in that she'd totally break the law for her friends (of course her family could and would probably cover that up anyway), if her friends decided to kill someone she'd still believe in them, aaaand she'd rely on her friends to help overthrow an entire organization. So she's chaotic nd at the same time she's lawful. Among other things. Plus she likes gambling and dressing up her friends in cosplay. This girl was years ahead of her time. :9

Kittan (chaotic/neutral good
Kittan is, without a doubt, a "good guy". He would give his life in a heartbeat to save his friends, he's always gonna try to help take down the bad guy, and you know, he's part of the Gurren Brigade! They don't raise bad guys unless they're Rossiu for a few choice episodes! And being in the Gurren Brigade, Kittan is going to be yelling, punching, recklessly doing stupid things all for the sake of kicking the bad guy's ass. While I can't put him under lawful since, well, if he was lawful he'd have been on Rossiu's side during that whole mess with Simon in jail; you COULD say he's a little neutral since he's more down to earth than some of the other Brigade members. ... But mostly chaotic.


-- wow that's a lot more tl;dr than I thought it'd be.

[prince-of-jurai.livejournal.com]

Tenchi (lawful good)
Tenchi's perhaps the nicest guy you'll ever meet. He'll do absolutely anything to help anyone, and he'll always try to do it within the confines of the law.

[melting.livejournal.com]

Nami! Chaotic good.
She's a fucking pirate, which makes her chaotic, but she's also extremely self-sacrificing (given the right situation, like in her hometown) and, while Zoro might contend otherwise, is actually a good person. u_u

Peony! Lawful good.
While Peony's personal life might be a little chaotic, the emperor is deeply committed to doing what's best for his country, so much so that he's sacrificed certain of his own selfish feelings for it. All his people love him, and.. yeah. Pretty damn lawful, and pretty damn good.

Ashton! Neutral good.
I spent way too much time thinking about this. ;_; OK SO... Ashton is a really conflicting character. I put him as neutral with regards to law/chaos because I doubt he'd have been going around killing off demon dragons in the first place if he was really that lawful - he'd proably have stayed at home and gotten a nice wholesome job and married a nice wholesome girl. BUT INSTEAD he decided to adventure. And he dragons on his back add a lot of chaos to his life and motivations, ha ha ha. XD;; What's keeping me from labeling him chaotic is his personal code. Basically, he has a "you break it you buy it" mentality. Or "you're going to pay for making me damaged goods" XD;; He's also incredibly selfish in those ways, though I think at heart he's really a good sort of guy, and pretty damn self-sacrificing in the end. SO, yes... neutral good ♥

LOOK AT ALL THESE GOODY TWO-SHOES. AUUUGHHHH.

[laverinth.livejournal.com]

HAHAHA I THOUGHT THE SAME THING LOOKING AT MY LIST.

Oh Sai. Even you waver so much towards goody sometimes. I have failed at introducing any evil. Though my next character is pretty true neutral? Still not evil!

[g-resolution.livejournal.com]

Hisoka (Neutral/Lawful Neutral)
This one was difficult to decide, but Hisoka is borderline between the two. There is no doubt that he believes that there is both good and evil, but at the same time he is only really concerned about taking care of the people he cares for. He also believes in rules and tradition (ie: practices kendo, archery, fuda, etc.), but with tradition it's a bit of a gray area considering he easily abandoned his kimono in favor of western clothing.

Naoya (Neutral Good)
This one is easy, especially for those who know his character. He's always the one to beg his brother to help someone when he knows they're in trouble, he's always the one to hug the lonely child who killed a group of schoolkids. :| and he's always the one to forgive regardless of what the other person has done.

William (AHAHAHA, Neutral/Chaotic Evil)
...This was even easier. William has no respect for the rules, the lives of others and even his own--he only cares for his precious research. He easily arranged an assassination for his boss, he willingly experimented on a human test subject, it's ,rumored that he experimented on his daughter and when it came time for him to die he easily turned himself into a monster for the sake of revenge. Generally, William is more Nuetral than Chaotic, but I choose the both of them because there are instances where William will behave himself (if only to get what he wants rather than out of fear).

Oriya (Lawful Neutral)
Oriya fits this category to a T. Despite how much Japan has changed, Oriya is still running around in kimonos, smoking opium, wearing his hair long, etc. Tradition is just about everything for him and rules are made to be followed (thought, generally he tends to follow his own set a rules rather than those of others).

Fayt (Lawful Good)
:| UP3 anyone?

[nest.livejournal.com]

AHH, WHO COULD FORGET THE UP3.

[godhood.livejournal.com]

.......................................................

OH GOD I HATE YOU.

WELL. Okay. Kadaj is... well... WELL, based on the description... well, lawful evil if that "law" is Jenova? Since the whole "honor, trustworthiness, obedience to authority, and reliability. On the downside, lawfulness can include close-mindedness, reactionary adherence to tradition, judgmentalness, and a lack of adaptability" FITS REALLY WELL with the Jenova thing/FILTHY TRAITOR KILL D< mentality. BUT THEN the whole chaotic thing works too because, well, Kadaj is a fucking psycho and hates you if you don't have silver hair and if you do have silver hair but your name ends with "-ephiroth."

And Light is uh. Uh. Uh. .... Uh. ........ Can I get back to you on that? He seems lawful good at the beginning of the series, SORTA, since there is a point where he views himself as the sacrifice for his perfect world, but then there's that whole wants-to-become-GOD thing, and then... uh. But then he's probably more chaotic evil at the end...? Since he's the only authority he respects? And it's a lot less about... well, I see him veering more towards corruption and the whole GOD!!! thing at the end and less with the whole bright-eyed, adorable woobie idealistically trying to make the world a better place?

... But then I've taken him from right smack dab in the middle of the series and I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE HELL ALIGNMENT HE IS ANYWAY BECAUSE DEATH NOTE IS FULL OF MORAL GRAY AREAS AND THAT'S WHY I LOVE HIM ANYWAY, DAMNIT.

.... DAMNIT, LAUREN.

ADDENDUM

[godhood.livejournal.com]

If anyone can pick out a more fitting alignment for them than my incoherent waffling, please do so. DX

[gald_digger]

Amelia (Lawful Good)
Amelia is aaall about dealing sweet justice to evil and helping everyone who's relatively innocent. Since her daddy, who totally shares all her values, is the crown prince and acting regent of her homeland, her personal values and her country's laws pretty much always work together. So she very rarely finds situations that leave her feeling conflicted: she just always does what she believes is the right thing!

Anise (Neutral / Neutral Good)
Anise's personal relationships influence her actions way more than anything else. She'll go to great lengths for the people she truly cares about. And if she couldn't care less about you? She'd be happy to lie, cheat, and generally fuck you over for her own benefit. (Although I guess she might do that even if she does like you. It's for a good cause, so it's okay! :D) While she has strong loyalty to the Order of Lorelei, IMO it's probably more because her home and her most treasured friends and family are all part of it, and not because of any loyalty towards the Order as a religion or political body.

[amaidendamnit.livejournal.com]

Reinforce: Lawful Good. Hayate told her to be helpful to people. Hayate's will is her will and Hayate's word is her law. End of story.

Signum: Lawful Neutral. A true knight, she's a steadfast but distant ally and a fearsome but honorable enemy. Duty comes first. Also a traditionalist who openly admits to being a living anachronism. She's the only Nanoha protagonist to have intentionally killed an opponent and takes the role of the hard edge to the otherwise-lovable cast, which pushes her away from defaulting to good as a main character.

Sierra: Chaotic Good. I tend to see her as one of those 'good heart, no social skills' types: she has an excellent relationship with the embodiment of compassion and has dedicated her whole life to preventing its curse from harming humans, which I'd think qualifies you for 'good', but on the other hand, she's a conceited bitch and horrible to Nash. And a vampire.

[puddingtreat.livejournal.com]

Scar (Neutral Evil)
The Wikipedia description suits Scar really well, so this one was really easy. We all know he's selfish and that he has no problem with stabbing people in the back. But unless he's biding his time, he doesn't like obeying people either. And Scar? Keeping his word? HAHAHA! He doesn't even know how.

Albel (Chaotic neutral with some evil tendecies?)
This one was a little harder, as I'm not sure whether to say he's chaotic neutral or chaotic evil. Albel certainly isn't a nice guy; he lives for battle and happens to be merciless to those he faces (if they aren't weak). So yeah, he has shed a lot of blood. He has no respect for any rules or authority, doesn't care if other people suffer. He believes that only the strong survive, and that the weak don't deserve to be saved. And he hasn't received his nickname 'Albel the Wicked' for nothng. On the other hand, his actions aren't outright 'evil'. He isn't going to slaughter an entire village full with citizens just because he can. He only kills people that have the ability to defend themselves. He even joined the main party that exists mainly out of 'good/neutral' types. So yeah, I'm leaning towards 'chaotic neutral'. Because, in the end, Albel follows his own way regardless of any alignment.

[nest.livejournal.com]

Luffy (Chaotic Good)
Well, he's a pirate, for one thing, so he obviously is quite a rebel and doesn't really give the government that much respect. He's very much about following his own heart, even if it means breaking more than a few laws along the way. At the same time, he doesn't like seeing innocent people get hurt, and isn't above stepping in to help someone if they genuinely need it. He's also pretty damn chaotic as it is, and generally a good person. So yes.

Obi-Wan (Lawful Neutral)
Pretty much fits Obi-Wan perfectly. He's a member of the Jedi Order, and is rather conservative when it comes to following tradition, maintaining conformity among the Jedi, and listening to the Council. There are times when he'll break the rules for Qui-Gon's sake, but, for the most part, he's very lawful neutral, and is primarily concerned with following the orders the Council gives him.

Claude (Neutral good)
Okay, this was really hard to pin-point, because, like Ashton, Claude is a very conflicting character. At first, I wanted to say he was chaotic good, due to his seemingly rebellious nature and his apparent disregard for authority (like how he blatantly ignores orders to stay away from a weird alien device, or how he only seems to half-heartedly take the UP3 into consideration when deciding how to behave on Expel).

But one could argue that he's primarily motivated by his own conscience, and I don't think he really sets out to be a rebel unless it suits how he's feeling at the moment (if he feels the need to prove himself or demonstrate his individuality, for example). And he cooperates with authority enough to stick around as an ensign in the Federation, even though he doesn't want it -- if he were a true rebel, I don't think he would have put up with that crap in the first place. Instead, he was motivated to reduce conflict and make others around him feel good. So yeah, neutral good. :D

[multiweapon.livejournal.com]

Hmm. Well. Haseo is a Chaotic Neutral at first, but eventually evolves into a Chaotic good. I mean he's not saintly in any of the versions that you take him from. Though he'll do the occasional deed-without-reward, like giving discounts to little kinds at shops on their birthday, he wasn't against using power despite the fact it could've possibly had effects on people in real life. Power was power and it was there for him to abuse the hell out of at first. And oh, did he do it well~ Through the coarse of the games he gradually realized that he didn't like being consumed by the thought of overpowering others and becomes more sedate about things like that. His personality also gradually changes and becomes less over-all antagonistic, though he still has various verbal quips with people.

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Hitsugaya (lawful good).
The easiest of the choices. Hitsugaya has broken the laws in the past, but only when it was for the greater good of society in general. He may linger in neutral good on occasion, but for the most part he likes order and control.

Rinali (neutral good).
Rinali's focus is on doing what's right...moreso than that, standing by her friends. She's a good person to the core, and values that more than any preconcieved notions of justice or freedom.

Gluttony (neutral evil).
I debated Chaotic evil for a while...but really, he's not about discord. He's very simple-minded, almost like an animal. He'll follow Lust's orders, but if left to his own devices would devour everything he could...