However, given this show's position on the Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism, Usagi gets justified time and again in her actions because she manages to achieve the absolute best results: In Sailor Moon, Tsukino Usagi is often derided for being idealistic beyond reason, even in the face of absolute despair that would break the spirit of many a warrior, pushing them towards morally ambiguous choices for the greater good.Akira then tries to assuage his guilty conscience and pay back what he perceives as a debt, often mentioning how he's going to 'earn some of luck back' by performing good deeds.

He feels terrible about how thankful they are to him, as he didn't care about saving their lives. Later on, he's rewarded for his (selfishly motivated) good deed when Sara and Elena come to his rescue after taking an emergency request to help the caravan he's fighting alongside.He didn't care when they were being attacked by a monster, but the moment other armed men entered the picture he made a 180. But Alpha knows this is a lie and he only killed the gang that went after them because he felt the gang was a threat to himself. As a result, he tells Alpha that he saved Sara and Elena to regain some of that good luck. Akira feels that meeting Alpha was the best thing to ever happen to him and he agrees when Alpha says he expended all of his good luck and karma in running into her. Izuku Midoriya is able to pass the entrance exam despite not getting a single villain point by destroying the zero-pointer (a robot big enough to topple buildings despite not being worth any villain points) in an effort to save Uraraka when she's in danger from it. What they don't tell the examinees is that they are also given points for committing heroic acts, referred to as 'rescue points'. They are told that they can collect points by destroying robots designed to act as villains (referred to as 'villain points'), showing the would-be student's physical might as well as their ability to think on their feet. A student passing the entrance exam is contingent on the number of points they collect. Entrance Exams are deliberately designed with this in mind. At the end of his first year of high school, he gets a chance to personally work with the top 3 pro-heroes, although the circumstances are far more tragic than he wanted. For his good deeds, he gets far more than what he bargained for and ends up with seven different Quirks, including All Might's Quirk. Protagonist Izuku Midoriya spent his entire life up to middle school as the only Quirkless kid in his class, desperately wishing for a chance to become a hero like his idol All Might.As thanks, the gangster slowly had Giorno's life improved from the shadows, giving Giorno a sense of justice. That man turned out to be a gangster who was running his neighborhood. This all changed when he misdirected several gunmen from a wounded man. He grew up in a dirty neighborhood with a neglectful mother and abusive stepfather and was a regular target of bullies, and was likely on his way to being as horrible as his father. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind: This is the backstory of Giorno Giovanna, the Redeeming Replacement of his father Dio.Out of gratitude, the flask-bound creature gives the slave a name ( Van Hohenheim), enough alchemical knowledge to make him one of the most powerful men in the country, and when the homunculus tricks the king into sacrificing every living person in the country to create a Philosopher's stone, Hohenheim gets half the souls, making him not only the sole survivor (other than the homunculus itself) but also immortal. This results in the creation of a homunculus. In Fullmetal Alchemist, Slave 23 provides a bit of blood so that his master can perform an alchemical experiment.Shortly after the formula is perfected, Isaac and Miria accidentally become immortal by sharing what they believe to be expensive wine with all of their friends. Baccano!: People have spent centuries fighting and killing for the secrets to true immortality.

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