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Contrast DarkMessiah, which can stand in opposition to this but is more MessianicArchetype + AntiHero as well as MisanthropeSupreme (although a more AntiVillain version may have been a [[FallenHero former]] All-Loving Hero, who came to believe that the only way to truly save everyone was [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans taking extreme measures]]). DuelingMessiahs is what happens when those two come to a head. Also contrast MisanthropeSupreme, who thinks all of mankind is irredeemable scum. Effectively the polar opposite of an All-Loving Hero in every way and its EvilCounterpart.

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Contrast DarkMessiah, which can stand in opposition to this MisanthropeSupreme, who has nothing but is more MessianicArchetype + AntiHero as well as MisanthropeSupreme hatred for everyone; (although a more AntiVillain version may have been a [[FallenHero former]] All-Loving Hero, who came to believe that the only way to truly save everyone was [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans taking extreme measures]]). measures]]) and DarkMessiah, which can stand in opposition to this but is more MessianicArchetype + AntiHero. DuelingMessiahs is what happens when those two come to a head. Also contrast MisanthropeSupreme, who thinks all of mankind is irredeemable scum. Effectively the polar opposite of an All-Loving Hero in every way and its EvilCounterpart.
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* Cognitive scientist Scott Barry Kaufman has proposed the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_triad#Light_triad Light Triad]] personality model, combining humanism, Kantianism, and faith in humanity. High scorers on humanism are likelier to value others' dignity and self-worth. High scorers on Kantianism are likelier to see others as people, not as a means to an end. High scorers of faith in humanity are likelier to believe others are fundamentally good. Individuals who score high on light triad traits also report higher levels of religiosity, spirituality, life satisfaction, acceptance of others, belief that they and others are good, compassion, empathy, self-esteem, authenticity, sense of self, positive enthusiasm, having a quiet ego, openness to experience, and conscientiousness. Additionally, those who score higher on the light triad scale are intellectually curious, secure in their attachments to others, and more tolerant of other perspectives. These individuals typically have fewer motives for achievement and self-enhancement (even though the light triad was positively related to productivity and competence).
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* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' is a staunch example of this; a patriotic American soldier who will defend the lives of those from any race, creed or identity. It's to the point that even ComicBook/{{Magneto}}, who spent his life believing all HumansAreBastards, tried to prove this by using a device the reveals one's innermost prejudice. It was useless against Cap, because he hates ''no one'' and has compassion for all. Magneto had to concede defeat.
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* Arnold of ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold''. He's a good-natured kid who's WiseBeyondTheirYears to the point where adults seek him for advice. If one of his classmates has a problem, he is more than willing to help, and if an episode's protagonist gets laughed at for something by everyone, he's usually the only kid not laughing. Really, he's the sweetest, the most innocent and nicest guy on the show. He even constantly endures [[{{Tsundere}} Helga]]'s bullying, no matter how bad it is. [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe His kindness is also the reason]] [[StalkerShrine she's secretly]] [[StalkerWithACrush obsessed]] with him in the first place (which isn't really that surprising, actually.)

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* [[Characters/HeyArnoldArnoldShortman Arnold Shortman]] of ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold''. He's a good-natured kid who's WiseBeyondTheirYears to the point where adults seek him for advice. If one of his classmates has a problem, he is more than willing to help, and if an episode's protagonist gets laughed at for something by everyone, he's usually the only kid not laughing. Really, he's the sweetest, the most innocent and nicest guy on the show. He even constantly endures [[{{Tsundere}} Helga]]'s bullying, no matter how bad it is. [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe His kindness is also the reason]] [[StalkerShrine she's secretly]] [[StalkerWithACrush obsessed]] with him in the first place (which isn't really that surprising, actually.)
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* ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrol'': Ryder loves his dogs more than anything in the world and is a friend to all, even extending helping hands to the villains when they need it.
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->''"The strange blue world to which my father sent me.''
->''If you knew how you are loved, not one of you would raise a hand in rage again."''
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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': Wonder Woman almost always completely outclassed her opposition, but restrained from fighting unless she had to. Additionally, she regularly sought to reform the bad guys, regularly released low level {{mooks}} who were unimportant, and perpetrators who evidenced guilt and desire to not do evil were generally let off the hook. This behavior flowed directly from the comics where she changed the way superheroes behaved in terms of rehabilitating criminals.

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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': ''Series/WonderWoman1975'': Wonder Woman almost always completely outclassed outclasses her opposition, opposition but restrained restrains herself from fighting unless she had has to. Additionally, she regularly sought seeks to reform the bad guys, regularly released low level {{mooks}} releases low-level {{Mooks}} who were are unimportant, and perpetrators who evidenced evidence guilt and desire to not do evil were are generally let off the hook. This behavior flowed flows directly from the comics where comics, in which she changed the way superheroes behaved in terms of rehabilitating criminals.
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* The protagonist in ''Literature/BeastTamer'', Rein Shroud, rarely holds a grudge and will come to the rescue of just about anyone who needs it. ''Rarely'' being the key word as even though he ultimately does wind up helping the Hero's Party, he demands an apology for unjustly firing him first, and when they refused to provide it, even going so far as to mock his own battle harem, he and his ladies '''beat them down and force them''', and only then is he willing to hear what they need from him.
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman'': [[DontFearTheReaper Death]] of the Endless is quite possibly the friendliest, most compassionate entity in the DC Universe. She loves you, no matter who you are or what you've done.

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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman'': ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': [[DontFearTheReaper Death]] of the Endless is quite possibly the friendliest, most compassionate entity in the DC Universe. She loves you, no matter who you are or what you've done.
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* ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc'': People Makoto ''can'' befriend include a traumatized writer with a persecution complex, a delinquent biker, a ChildSoldier, a strict disciplinarian with NoSocialSkills, an intimidating ([[FaceOfAThug but gentle]]) martial artist, and an emotionally distant detective. The people he ''can't'' befriend are a JerkAss elitist, a SerialKiller, and the BigBad- and even then, he tries to understand them and even wants to SaveTheVillain. [[spoiler: The sequel takes it further, as he tries to redeem Junko's Ultimate Despair cult because they were ordinary Hope's Peak students before she brainwashed them, and in the end, with a little help from Hajime, he succeeeds.]]
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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-999 SCP-999]] of the Wiki/SCPFoundation. [[NatureLover It loves everything and wants to bring joy to everyone no matter who or what they are.]] Not even an OmnicidalManiac EldritchAbomination is too horrible for it to love unconditionally.

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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-999 SCP-999]] of the Wiki/SCPFoundation.''Website/SCPFoundation''. [[NatureLover It loves everything and wants to bring joy to everyone no matter who or what they are.]] Not even an OmnicidalManiac EldritchAbomination is too horrible for it to love unconditionally.
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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-999 SCP-999]] of the Wiki/SCPFoundation. [[FriendToAllLivingThings It loves everything and wants to bring joy to everyone no matter who or what they are.]] Not even an OmnicidalManiac EldritchAbomination is too horrible for it to love unconditionally.

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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-999 SCP-999]] of the Wiki/SCPFoundation. [[FriendToAllLivingThings [[NatureLover It loves everything and wants to bring joy to everyone no matter who or what they are.]] Not even an OmnicidalManiac EldritchAbomination is too horrible for it to love unconditionally.
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* Eggie from the ''Webcomic/AdventuresWithEggie'' is this. She sang songs for money, so that she could buy a cow away from its neglectful owner. She also gets along nicely with children. She even compliments a shady character, Anthony Asslord, on his name.

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* On ''Series/{{Buffy The Vampire Slayer}}'', Tara Maclay is an example of this. Her most commendable and endearing traits were, undoubtedly, her compassion, her understanding, and her capacity for forgiveness when it was truly deserved. For instance, when Joyce died, Tara was the one who offered Buffy the only helpful guidance, having experienced the exact same grief when she lost her own mother.


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* On ''Series/{{BuffyTheVampireSlayer}}'', Tara Maclay is an example of this. Her most commendable and endearing traits were, undoubtedly, her compassion, her understanding, and her capacity for forgiveness when it was truly deserved. For instance, when Joyce died, Tara was the one who offered Buffy the only helpful guidance, having experienced the exact same grief when she lost her own mother.

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* On ''Series/{{BuffyTheVampireSlayer}}'', ''Series/{{Buffy The Vampire Slayer}}'', Tara Maclay is an example of this. Her most commendable and endearing traits were, undoubtedly, her compassion, her understanding, and her capacity for forgiveness when it was truly deserved. For instance, when Joyce died, Tara was the one who offered Buffy the only helpful guidance, having experienced the exact same grief when she lost her own mother.
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* On ''Series/{{BuffyTheVampireSlayer}}'', Tara Maclay is an example of this. Her most commendable and endearing traits were, undoubtedly, her compassion, her understanding, and her capacity for forgiveness when it was truly deserved. For instance, when Joyce died, Tara was the one who offered Buffy the only helpful guidance, having experienced the exact same grief when she lost her own mother.
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* DependingOnTheWriter with [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. At times writers will show him as an angsty, revenge driven AntiHero. Other writers will characterize him as a more compassionate hero then he initially looks, as he tries to genuinely help troubled {{Anti Villains}}s who want to change and get better. Plus, he deeply believes in not killing his enemies and is a FriendToAllChildren.

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* DependingOnTheWriter with [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. At times writers will show him as an angsty, revenge driven AntiHero. Other writers will characterize him as a more compassionate hero then he initially looks, as he tries to genuinely help troubled {{Anti Villains}}s Villain}}s who want to change and get better. Plus, he deeply believes in not killing his enemies and is a FriendToAllChildren.
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* DependingOnTheWriter with [[Franchise{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. At times writers will show him as an angsty, revenge driven AntiHero. Other writers will characterize him as a more compassionate hero then he initially looks, as he tries to genuinely help troubled {{Anti Villains}}s who want to change and get better. Plus, he deeply believes in not killing his enemies and is a FriendToAllChildren.

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* DependingOnTheWriter with [[Franchise{{Batman}} [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. At times writers will show him as an angsty, revenge driven AntiHero. Other writers will characterize him as a more compassionate hero then he initially looks, as he tries to genuinely help troubled {{Anti Villains}}s who want to change and get better. Plus, he deeply believes in not killing his enemies and is a FriendToAllChildren.
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* DependingOnTheWriter with [[Franchise{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. At times writers will show him as an angsty, revenge driven AntiHero. Other writers will characterize him as a more compassionate hero then he initially looks, as he tries to genuinely help troubled {{Anti Villains}}s who want to change and get better. Plus, he deeply believes in not killing his enemies and is a FriendToAllChildren.
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* Grizz from ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'' tends to be this at times.
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** Pinkie Pie wants to be friends with everyone. If they hate her at first, she won't stop trying to get them to like her. All she wants is to make you smile![[note]][[DependingOnTheWriter depending on the episode]], this is either played straight, played for laughs, or parodied]].[[/note]]

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** Pinkie Pie wants to be friends with everyone. If they hate her at first, she won't stop trying to get them to like her. All she wants is to make you smile![[note]][[DependingOnTheWriter depending on the episode]], this is either played straight, played for laughs, or parodied]].parodied.[[/note]]
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* ''TabletopGame/InNomine'': Novalis, Archangel of Flowers, is, as a function of the Word she embodies, endlessly loving and forgiving. She is willing to see the best in anybody, up to and including the Princes of Hell, and steadfastly believes that the War can and should be won by changing hearts instead of at the point of a sword.

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* Adora from ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' is righteous, kind and willing to give second chances to anyone as long as they prove to be deserving of it and trying to be better. She strives to be a beacon of hope for the people around her and will do the right thing no matter the personal cost. The only people she doesn't even bother giving the time of day are pretty much irredeemable [[spoiler:like [[BigBad Horde Prime]] and Shadow Weaver, with the former being a genocidal warmonger who has destroyed many worlds during his reign and the latter having acted as an {{abusive parent|s}} to Catra and Adora in the Horde and manipulated them since they were children]].

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* Adora from ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' is righteous, kind and willing to give second chances to anyone as long as they prove to be deserving of it and trying to be better. She strives to be a beacon of hope for the people around her and will do the right thing no matter the personal cost. The only people she doesn't even bother giving the time of day are pretty much irredeemable [[spoiler:like [[BigBad Horde Prime]] and Shadow Weaver, with the former being a genocidal warmonger who has destroyed many worlds during his reign and the latter having acted as an {{abusive parent|s}} {{AbusiveParents}} to Catra and Adora in the Horde and manipulated them since they were children]]. children]].
** Entrapta also fills the trope. In spite of her love for war machines, she treats everyone well, no matter if they belong to the Horde or the Rebellion. In Season 5, when she meets Catra again - after the cat electrocutated her and sent her to die at Beast Island, Entrapta doesn't go beyond scaring Catra with her tools, but forgives her hen the cat apologizes. It is her kindness that gets Hordak [[spoiler: to have a HeelFaceTurn and go against his brainwashing to save her life.]]
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* Simmons from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' is a downplayed example. She's on board with the antagonists getting captured and jailed, but would rather not see them killed, and is the only member of the team to consistently show sympathy with the mind-controlled soldiers they encounter in the main arc. She also seems to genuinely like everybody who isn't an outright antagonist; is always shown to be friendly and interested when meeting new people; is the first one to forgive Skye for betraying the team; and is the only main character never to have succumbed to a GreenEyedMonster moment, despite the heavy amount of ShipTease between the show's main and recurring characters, which by rights ought to leave ''everyone'' a little miffed on occasion.

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* Simmons from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' is a downplayed example. She's on board with the antagonists getting captured and jailed, but would rather not see them killed, and is the only member of the team to consistently show sympathy with the mind-controlled soldiers they encounter in the main arc. She also seems to genuinely like everybody who isn't an outright antagonist; is always shown to be friendly and interested when meeting new people; is the first one to forgive Skye for betraying the team; and is the only main character never to have succumbed to a GreenEyedMonster moment, despite the heavy amount of ShipTease between the show's main and recurring characters, which by rights ought to leave ''everyone'' a little miffed on occasion.
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* Sometimes {{downplayed|Trope}} DependingOnTheWriter, but WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere's multiversal perspective means that for any given enemy she encounters, [[TheMultiverse there's a universe out there]] where they're her best friend. As a result, she is often depicted as having little to no personal animosity toward her enemies, and wanting to redeem them if possible. This does not mean she will flinch at [[NecessaryEvil doing what is necessary if that's not an option]], mind you.

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* Sometimes {{downplayed|Trope}} DependingOnTheWriter, but WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere's multiversal perspective means that for any given enemy she encounters, [[TheMultiverse there's a universe out there]] where they're her best friend. As a result, she is often depicted as having little to no personal animosity toward her enemies, and wanting to redeem them if possible. This does not mean she will flinch at [[NecessaryEvil [[NecessarilyEvil doing what is necessary if that's not an option]], mind you.
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** [[KidHero Steven]] himself, who apparently inherited it from his mother, [[BigGood Rose Quartz,]] [[spoiler:[[GoodAllAlong aka Pink Diamond]]]]. It is often this quality that makes the difference in the Crytal Gems' battles, as it has allowed Steven to befriend Gems, such as Lapis Lazuli or Peridot, that might otherwise have been foes. He's also been shown to empathize with the monstrous corrupted Gems that are often the MonsterOfTheWeek. He has a hard time dealing with instances when his all-loving nature was not enough to resolve a conflict, such as the final episodes of Season 3 where Steven saw his help refused or had to fight in self-defense. The sole exception being Kevin, who is so unrepentantly disrespectful towards everyone that he is the only person, Gem or human, who Steven outright ''hates''.

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** [[KidHero Steven]] himself, who apparently inherited it from his mother, [[BigGood Rose Quartz,]] [[spoiler:[[GoodAllAlong aka Pink Diamond]]]]. It is often this quality that makes the difference in the Crytal Crystal Gems' battles, as it has allowed Steven to befriend Gems, such as Lapis Lazuli or Peridot, that might otherwise have been foes. He's also been shown to empathize with the monstrous corrupted Gems that are often the MonsterOfTheWeek. He has a hard time dealing with instances when his all-loving nature was not enough to resolve a conflict, such as the final episodes of Season 3 where Steven saw his help refused or had to fight in self-defense. The sole exception being Kevin, who is so unrepentantly disrespectful towards everyone that he is the only person, Gem or human, who Steven outright ''hates''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DinosaurTrain'': Owing to Buddy being adopted by Pteranodons, he is quite open-minded, friendly, and idealistic. He tries to make friends with and understand every character in the series.
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* Frank Pembleton from ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'' is a lot meaner than most examples, but he truly believes that all life is equal and he puts massive amounts of dedication and effort into his cases, regardless of who the victim was in life. This doesn't at all make him pleasant to be around; Pembleton may view everyone as equals, but he's a misanthrope who has a rather dim view of people in general and he's very unpleasant to be around for anyone who doesn't share his philosophical views.

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* The god Ilmater from ''TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms''. The first sentence of his catechism is "Help all who hurt, no matter who they are."
* Similarly, both Devils and Deceivers in the third edition of ''TabletopGame/{{Nobilis}}'' explore why loving '''absolutely everything''' is not necessarily a virtuous trait. The Devils love the laughter of children and the beauty of a sunset... but they also love cancer and genocide. In fact, they love cancer and genocide '''more''', because who else is going to love them? As for the Deceivers... to make a long explanation short, let's just say that love doesn't have to be [[LoveMakesYouCrazy sane]] or [[{{yandere}} healthy.]]

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* Similarly, both ''TabletopGame/{{Nobilis}}'': Both Devils and Deceivers in the third edition of ''TabletopGame/{{Nobilis}}'' explore why loving '''absolutely everything''' is not necessarily a virtuous trait. The Devils love the laughter of children and the beauty of a sunset... but they also love cancer and genocide. In fact, they love cancer and genocide '''more''', because who else is going to love them? As for the Deceivers... to make a long explanation short, let's just say that love doesn't have to be [[LoveMakesYouCrazy sane]] or [[{{yandere}} healthy.]]



* Shelyn and Sarenrae in ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}''. Shelyn especially, as a FriendToAllLivingThings who is the setting's divine embodiment of love, kindness, and both inner and outer beauty. Sarenrae sees the potential for good in everyone and redemption is a big part of her dogma, but she's a bit more militant than Shelyn.

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** Gary Harrison. Despite being just a OneShotCharacter, he is probably the nicest character in the entire series, able to forgive teasing and even threats, and see the good side to everything.

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** Gary Harrison. Despite being just a OneShotCharacter, he is probably the nicest character in the entire series, able to forgive teasing and even threats, and see the good side to everything. Ditto for his family, and, it is implied, all Mormons, as they are also the only people righteous enough to get into heaven in the world of South Park.

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