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** Heisenberg is shown to genuinely respect Ethan unlike the other lords and offers him a chance to team up with him and kill Miranda, even giving him one last chance after Ethan refuses before dropping him into a hole to get killed by Sturm, even making it possible for Ethan to escape in case he changed his mind.
** Heisenberg is shown to genuinely respect Ethan unlike the other lords and offers him a chance to team up with him and kill Miranda, even giving him one last chance after Ethan refuses before dropping him into a hole to get killed by Sturm, even making it possible for Ethan to escape in case he changed his mind.
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** Heihachi’s relationship with Xiaoyu and Kuma falls under this. Although he’s a horrible old douchenozzle and ArrogantKungFuGuy who has hurt, abused and killed or tried to his own family members, he conversely does have a soft spot for Xiaoyu after she impressed him by breaking into his yacht and beating up his {{mooks}} and treats her like a favourite granddaughter. The fact he’s willingly to dote on Xiaoyu and spoil her — in stark contrast to how he treats his own children and grandchild speaks volumes. As for Kuma it’s shown Heihachi does legitimately like his pet bear to the point of them being partners in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterXTekken''.
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** Heihachi’s relationship with Xiaoyu and Kuma falls under this. Although he’s a horrible old douchenozzle and ArrogantKungFuGuy who has hurt, abused and killed or tried to kill his own family members, he conversely does have a soft spot for Xiaoyu after she impressed him by breaking into his yacht and beating up his {{mooks}} and treats her like a favourite granddaughter. The fact he’s willingly to dote on Xiaoyu and spoil her — in stark contrast to how he treats his own children and grandchild speaks volumes.volumes (it’s hinted that she may remind him of Kazumi). As for Kuma it’s shown Heihachi does legitimately like his pet bear to the point of them being partners in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterXTekken''.
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** Miles Edgeworth (pre-HeelFaceTurn) threw away a victory that he had in the bag because the main actor of his favorite TV show would be convicted in the place of another person who was very obviously guilty. He also refused to use forged or falsified evidence. WordOfGod also says that Miles Edgeworth has a literal dog, named Pess, who serves as his LivingEmotionalCrutch.
*** Edgeworth also called off his first trial to demand an ambulance when the defendant [[spoiler: poisoned himself]], and Mia's ending narration notes that he was just as traumatized as she was by the fiasco.
*** Edgeworth also called off his first trial to demand an ambulance when the defendant [[spoiler: poisoned himself]], and Mia's ending narration notes that he was just as traumatized as she was by the fiasco.
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** Miles Edgeworth (pre-HeelFaceTurn) threw away a victory that he had in the bag because the main actor of his favorite TV show would be convicted in the place of another person who was very obviously guilty. He also refused to use forged or falsified evidence. WordOfGod also says that Miles Edgeworth has a literal dog, named Pess, who serves as his LivingEmotionalCrutch.
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* ''VideoGame/CaveStory'': Misery spends the entire game taking pleasure in antagonizing the Mimigas and doing the Doctor's bidding. But in the best ending, [[spoiler: Misery sends Balrog to rescue Quote and Curly Brace from the Seal Chamber the moment Ballos was destroyed as thanks for being freed from the Demon Crown's curse.]]
* ''VideoGame/KeroBlaster'': Nanao is usually fairly unpleasant, but during the epilogue, when Kaeru is recovering in the hospital from his recent injuries, she shows up to bring him flowers. This is by far the nicest thing she does in Normal Mode (though to be fair, she [[spoiler:spends most of the game posessed]]).
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* ''VideoGame/WolfensteinTheNewOrder'': Despite B.J's... occasional abrasive and violent tendencies, he gets a cute little sidequest where he goes around collecting Max's lost toys for him. There's also a later sidequest to find and retrieve a concentration camp survivor's lost wedding ring.
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* In ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo'':
** Kenji, a paranoid misogynist conspiracy theorist, makes unsavory remarks about the girls, steals books from the library and borrows money without paying it back. However, on Lilly's route, when he accidentally runs into her, he offers to help her up, and when Hisao [[spoiler:finds out that Lilly is leaving for Scotland]], he offers to talk with him if he needs it. In Shizune's route, after Hisao [[spoiler:gets a DearJohnLetter from Iwanako]], he fondly talks about his old girlfriend.
** Shizune, as StudentCouncilPresident, has a reputation around Yamaku as incredibly bossy, and as a result, everyone besides her best friend and interpreter, Misha, left the council. However, in Hanako's route, she [[spoiler:helps Hisao take Hanako to the nurse's office when she suffers a panic attack]], and it's implied that she likes and is concerned about Hanako, but can't get close to her because Hanako's best friend is Lilly, who is in a feud with Shizune. In Lilly's route, Shizune [[spoiler:manages to reconcile with Lilly]]. In Shizune's own route, she [[spoiler:reveals that all of her actions, starting with her attempts to recruit Hisao to the student council, were done so that he would snap out of his depression. She also states that making people happy and engaged is her goal, and she hopes to become a philanthropist]].
** Kenji, a paranoid misogynist conspiracy theorist, makes unsavory remarks about the girls, steals books from the library and borrows money without paying it back. However, on Lilly's route, when he accidentally runs into her, he offers to help her up, and when Hisao [[spoiler:finds out that Lilly is leaving for Scotland]], he offers to talk with him if he needs it. In Shizune's route, after Hisao [[spoiler:gets a DearJohnLetter from Iwanako]], he fondly talks about his old girlfriend.
** Shizune, as StudentCouncilPresident, has a reputation around Yamaku as incredibly bossy, and as a result, everyone besides her best friend and interpreter, Misha, left the council. However, in Hanako's route, she [[spoiler:helps Hisao take Hanako to the nurse's office when she suffers a panic attack]], and it's implied that she likes and is concerned about Hanako, but can't get close to her because Hanako's best friend is Lilly, who is in a feud with Shizune. In Lilly's route, Shizune [[spoiler:manages to reconcile with Lilly]]. In Shizune's own route, she [[spoiler:reveals that all of her actions, starting with her attempts to recruit Hisao to the student council, were done so that he would snap out of his depression. She also states that making people happy and engaged is her goal, and she hopes to become a philanthropist]].
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** Vega even more shockingly has one legitimate moment of this in the ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' series. Though overall he is a despicable narcissistic psychopath, when Cammy and the rest of the Dolls collapse from the strain of freeing themselves from Bison’s brainwashing, Vega saves them all from the burning Shadaloo base. True his reasons for doing so are mainly rooted in his warped and [[BeautyIsBest beauty obsessed]] mind — Cammy and the Dolls are all smoking hot babes therefore for Vega they can’t be allowed to die like that (plus he has a VillainousCrush on Cammy) but it’s still far more altruism than he’s ever displayed or would ever display again. His beautiful mother also died tragically so that might be a factor as well.
** Juri in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' takes a small break from her usual sadistic hedonism to aid Cammy whom goes against the law to protect Depcare and safeguard the rest of the Dolls. Important to note though this is definitely not any sort of genuine heroism or compassion on Juri’s part, she’s simply doing it for her own amusement and because she has own vendetta against Shadoloo for killing her parents.
** Juri in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' takes a small break from her usual sadistic hedonism to aid Cammy whom goes against the law to protect Depcare and safeguard the rest of the Dolls. Important to note though this is definitely not any sort of genuine heroism or compassion on Juri’s part, she’s simply doing it for her own amusement and because she has own vendetta against Shadoloo for killing her parents.
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* Subverted in the non-canonical ending of ''VideoGame/Tekken5''. Kazuya actually pays respect to his grandpa Jinpachi before fighting him by giving him a respectful bow. After beating him, he even cradles him on his hand while reminiscing about his past with his grandpa, when he was an innocent boy. Cue Kazuya getting his EvilEyes activated, killed Jinpachi with his own hand, and cue another EvilLaugh... [[BaitTheDog He got you again, didn't he?]]
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** Subverted in the non-canonical ending of ''VideoGame/Tekken5''. Kazuya actually pays respect to his grandpa Jinpachi before fighting him by giving him a respectful bow. After beating him, he even cradles him on his hand while reminiscing about his past with his grandpa, when he was an innocent boy. Cue Kazuya getting his EvilEyes activated, killed Jinpachi with his own hand, and cue another EvilLaugh... [[BaitTheDog He got you again, didn'the?]]he?]]
** Played straighter with Kazuya in regards to Jun his baby mama, however evil he may be Kaz still drops the smirks and cruelty for cruelty’s sake when within Jun’s presence. In Devil Kazuya’s non-canon ending in ''Tag Tournament 1'' when he finds Jun unconscious on the ground [[BridalCarry he lifts her up into his arms]] with obvious care. In Jun’s reveal trailer for ''VideoGame/Tekken8'' Kazuya speaks uncharacteristically softly to her, marvelling over the fact she’s not actually dead like he thought.
** Heihachi’s relationship with Xiaoyu and Kuma falls under this. Although he’s a horrible old douchenozzle and ArrogantKungFuGuy who has hurt, abused and killed or tried to his own family members, he conversely does have a soft spot for Xiaoyu after she impressed him by breaking into his yacht and beating up his {{mooks}} and treats her like a favourite granddaughter. The fact he’s willingly to dote on Xiaoyu and spoil her — in stark contrast to how he treats his own children and grandchild speaks volumes. As for Kuma it’s shown Heihachi does legitimately like his pet bear to the point of them being partners in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterXTekken''.
** Nina is an unscrupulous and sociopathic IceQueen FemmeFatale assassin who has no qualms killing innocent people or trying to kill her own sister Anna over the smallest of provocations. Yet in ''Tekken 4'' when tasked with assassinating Steve Fox, whom is her son, Nina couldn’t go through it. In ''VideoGame/Tekken7'' although Nina coldly rejects Steve as her son after he gets her to explain his birth, like before Nina still can’t kill him nor does she even try which considering her usual murderous hair-trigger propensity towards people or relatives who get in her way or annoy her is extremely telling.
** Subverted in the non-canonical ending of ''VideoGame/Tekken5''. Kazuya actually pays respect to his grandpa Jinpachi before fighting him by giving him a respectful bow. After beating him, he even cradles him on his hand while reminiscing about his past with his grandpa, when he was an innocent boy. Cue Kazuya getting his EvilEyes activated, killed Jinpachi with his own hand, and cue another EvilLaugh... [[BaitTheDog He got you again, didn't
** Played straighter with Kazuya in regards to Jun his baby mama, however evil he may be Kaz still drops the smirks and cruelty for cruelty’s sake when within Jun’s presence. In Devil Kazuya’s non-canon ending in ''Tag Tournament 1'' when he finds Jun unconscious on the ground [[BridalCarry he lifts her up into his arms]] with obvious care. In Jun’s reveal trailer for ''VideoGame/Tekken8'' Kazuya speaks uncharacteristically softly to her, marvelling over the fact she’s not actually dead like he thought.
** Heihachi’s relationship with Xiaoyu and Kuma falls under this. Although he’s a horrible old douchenozzle and ArrogantKungFuGuy who has hurt, abused and killed or tried to his own family members, he conversely does have a soft spot for Xiaoyu after she impressed him by breaking into his yacht and beating up his {{mooks}} and treats her like a favourite granddaughter. The fact he’s willingly to dote on Xiaoyu and spoil her — in stark contrast to how he treats his own children and grandchild speaks volumes. As for Kuma it’s shown Heihachi does legitimately like his pet bear to the point of them being partners in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterXTekken''.
** Nina is an unscrupulous and sociopathic IceQueen FemmeFatale assassin who has no qualms killing innocent people or trying to kill her own sister Anna over the smallest of provocations. Yet in ''Tekken 4'' when tasked with assassinating Steve Fox, whom is her son, Nina couldn’t go through it. In ''VideoGame/Tekken7'' although Nina coldly rejects Steve as her son after he gets her to explain his birth, like before Nina still can’t kill him nor does she even try which considering her usual murderous hair-trigger propensity towards people or relatives who get in her way or annoy her is extremely telling.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Absinthia}}'': In the ending, [[spoiler:Lilith leaves Strider behind in Halonia so that the party can take care of him, since she doesn't want him to get caught up in her quest to kill her creator]].
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* ''VideoGame/ShadowHeartsCovenant'' has a GiantMook named Lenny who is a recurring foe on the first disc. On the second disc, however, one {{Sidequest}} reveals that he spends considerable amounts of time petting the dog. Among other things, he saved an old woman from muggers, he sent one mook with an ailing mother to report to their boss and thus saved him from certain death on the next mission, and he made a poor thief self-sufficient by teaching him math (which helped him get a job). Furthermore, in ''From the New World'', he has vowed to serve Johnny for life due to him giving Lenny a glass of water a few years before the game, serving as a BattleButler and being the muscle behind his top-tier Tool attack.
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* Pyke in ''VideoGame/RuinedKing'' is a ruthless, terrifying killer but he has cordial, even empathetic, conversations with the rest of the team. Despite Miss Fortune being on his list, he insinuates that she is pretty low on the list and will gladly share [[EnemyMine a kill on Gangplank]] with her. He also affirms that [[NiceGuy Braum]] is a fool but is honorable and not on his list. Likewise, he reassures Ahri, who sees herself as a monster, that she is not evil because her nature demands her to do [[HorrorHunger unethical things]].
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* In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', Bowser, when facing three of his soldiers who betrayed him and returned to grovel their way back, decides to quickly scold them and order them back to their posts ASAP instead of outright kicking them out or worse.
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** In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', Bowser, when facing three of his soldiers who betrayed him and returned to grovel their way back, decides to quickly scold them and order them back to their posts ASAP instead of outright kicking them out or worse.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty9'': If the player in last place lands on a Bowser Space and gets an event that would cause them to lose Mini-Stars, Bowser will give them Mini-Stars himself instead.
--> "Even I'm nice every once in a while! Write me a thank-you note later!"
** In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', Bowser, when facing three of his soldiers who betrayed him and returned to grovel their way back, decides to quickly scold them and order them back to their posts ASAP instead of outright kicking them out or worse.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty9'': If the player in last place lands on a Bowser Space and gets an event that would cause them to lose Mini-Stars, Bowser will give them Mini-Stars himself instead.
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*** Even ''you'' can get a few. You will be very likely playing as some form of AntiHero, anyway. For example, with a high Charisma score, you can play with the [[BarbarianTribe Boomer]] children and give them toys. Regardless of your [[KarmaMeter alignment]].
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*** Even ''you'' can get a few. You If your karma is rock-bottom and you're not above murder and constant thievery, but still spare various factions and work against the Legion, then you may be villainous, but everyone will be very likely playing as some form happy you're on their side handing it to the "bad guys". Because of AntiHero, anyway. For example, with the roleplay aspect of the game, it can be anything from [[ItAmusedMe you just feel like it]], to having [[EvenEvilHasStandards personal standards the Legion crosses]]. With a high Charisma score, you can play with the [[BarbarianTribe Boomer]] children and give them toys. Regardless toys ''regardless'' of your [[KarmaMeter alignment]].
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** Edwina's father Sebastian, who's a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt CEO]], gifts Amelia a cherub statue for her romantic date room, even if Yuka initially suspected that it was a trap. Amelia finds this strange, but she accepts it, anyway.
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** Edwina's father Sebastian, who's a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt CEO]], gifts Amelia a cherub statue for her romantic date room, even if Yuka initially suspected that it was a trap. Amelia finds this strange, but she accepts it, anyway. [[spoiler:This is because Sebastian wanted to reach out to Amelia, his daughter.]]
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* ''VideoGame/LoveAndPies'': Despite her hatred towards Amelia and her café, Edwina helps Amelia's daughter, Kate, find her lost toy and gives her a dinosaur balloon as a gift. Amelia doesn't understand why she's being nice towards her daughter but not her.
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** Edwina's father Sebastian, who's a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt CEO]], gifts Amelia a cherub statue for her romantic date room, even if Yuka initially suspected that it was a trap. Amelia finds this strange, but she accepts it, anyway.
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** Edwina's father Sebastian, who's a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt CEO]], gifts Amelia a cherub statue for her romantic date room, even if Yuka initially suspected that it was a trap. Amelia finds this strange, but she accepts it, anyway.
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* Mr. Grizz in ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' is the BadBoss of Grizzco Industries who employs you in the game's Salmon Run mode. If you achieve the highest ranking in Salmon Run, "Profreshional", and clear a round, he'll sometimes tell you that you might be "the best employee he's ever had".
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* ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'': [[VideoGame/Splatoon2 The second game]] introduces Mr. Grizz in ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' is Grizz, the BadBoss of Grizzco Industries who employs you in the game's Salmon Run mode.mode [[spoiler:and outright BigBad in ''VideoGame/Splatoon3''[='s=] Hero Mode]]. If you achieve the highest ranking in Salmon Run, "Profreshional", and clear a round, he'll sometimes tell you that you might be "the best employee he's ever had". That said, the devs have hinted that the "Mr. Grizz" speaking to you in Salmon Run [[SubvertedTrope may just be an automated text-to-voice program]].
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** In "Bridge to the Turnabout", the smug Godot shows a soft spot for children when he comforts a distraught Pearl by giving her his last cup of coffee, and sweetens it for her.
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** In "Bridge to the Turnabout", the smug Godot shows a soft spot for children when he comforts a distraught Pearl by giving her his last cup of coffee, and sweetens it for her.her- note that Godot normally ''hates'' putting sugar in coffee [[spoiler: because it's a TraumaButton that reminds him of when he was nearly killed by poison disguised as sugar being put in his coffee]], but he still does it because he knows Pearl wouldn't like plain black coffee.
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* ''VideoGame/EldenRing'': Rykard, the Lord of Blasphemy, is an unbelievably vile antagonist, packing one of the highest body counts of any villain in the game and utilizing several horrifying methods to torture and kill people, all of which pales before his endgame desire to [[spoiler: devour the world and [[OmnicidalManiac kill everybody]]]]. However, Rykard gets one explicit humanizing moment: it's implied that he gave his consort Tanith the Tonic of Forgetfulness as a backup plan in case [[spoiler: their adopted daughter Rya ever found out the traumatizing truth of her birth]], letting them remove those horrible memories and allow her to live happily.
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* Krohnen from ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXV'' may be a very anti-social {{Jerkass}} who technically kidnapped a minor, but his team ending shows that he is capable of showing some kindness. Namely, he gives Kula, said minor, back to her parental figures Diana and Foxy unharmed, and relinquishes the entire prize money to her. [[spoiler:Keep in mind that [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2001 years ago]], he attempted to outright ''murder'' Foxy and mocked Kula to her face about it]].
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* Dio from ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward''. Although not shown in game, WordOfGod has said that the cold-hearted, murderous terrorist once saved a stray cat.
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** A conversation with Bardin will have her accuse Bardin of not actually looking for Karak Zorn and is simply trying to keep away from his fellow Dwarfs, though she has no idea why. This leaves Bardin sounding like the next thing she says might get him to try and kill her, but she ends the conversation off with an honest appeal that he has her sympathies and that she hopes he really "...finds what he is searching for".
** In the levels "Against the Grain" and "Blood in the Darkness", she is gung-ho about saving the "mayfly" prisoners as much as the other Ubersreik Five. The same goes for every mission involving dead or captured civilians (captivity is her BerserkButton).
** In "The Blightreaper", she has some surprisingly kind words for the dead body of Father Kraussman, considering her usual disdain for humans and servants of the Empire especially.
** As a [[NatureIsNotNice Sister of the Thorn]], she jokes to Kruber that [[YouWillBeSpared "I'd never hurt you; when the time comes, it'll be painless"]]. In later dialogue, he reveals that the mean joke genuinely hurt his feelings, and she, amazingly, genuinely apologizes for it. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Kruber notes this is the first time he has ever heard Kerillian apologise for anything]].
** When she makes a brief appearance in TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasyRoleplay as a GuestStarPartyMember, she leaps out of hiding to save the {{Player Character}}s from a mutant ambush ([[spoiler:"Death on the Reik"]]), and later aids them in "The Horned Rat" and "Empire in Ruins", though in each case she will quickly disappear after, not wanting to grow too attached to them.
* Dio from ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward''. Although not shown in game, WordOfGod has said that the cold-hearted, murderous terrorist once saved a stray cat.
** A conversation with Bardin will have her accuse Bardin of not actually looking for Karak Zorn and is simply trying to keep away from his fellow Dwarfs, though she has no idea why. This leaves Bardin sounding like the next thing she says might get him to try and kill her, but she ends the conversation off with an honest appeal that he has her sympathies and that she hopes he really "...finds what he is searching for".
** In the levels "Against the Grain" and "Blood in the Darkness", she is gung-ho about saving the "mayfly" prisoners as much as the other Ubersreik Five. The same goes for every mission involving dead or captured civilians (captivity is her BerserkButton).
** In "The Blightreaper", she has some surprisingly kind words for the dead body of Father Kraussman, considering her usual disdain for humans and servants of the Empire especially.
** As a [[NatureIsNotNice Sister of the Thorn]], she jokes to Kruber that [[YouWillBeSpared "I'd never hurt you; when the time comes, it'll be painless"]]. In later dialogue, he reveals that the mean joke genuinely hurt his feelings, and she, amazingly, genuinely apologizes for it. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Kruber notes this is the first time he has ever heard Kerillian apologise for anything]].
** When she makes a brief appearance in TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasyRoleplay as a GuestStarPartyMember, she leaps out of hiding to save the {{Player Character}}s from a mutant ambush ([[spoiler:"Death on the Reik"]]), and later aids them in "The Horned Rat" and "Empire in Ruins", though in each case she will quickly disappear after, not wanting to grow too attached to them.
* Dio from ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward''. Although not shown in game, WordOfGod has said that the cold-hearted, murderous terrorist once saved a stray cat.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheIncredibleHulkUltimateDestruction'', you generally run around doing whatever you want, and that usually involves the killing of many, many, ''many'' innocent people. But if you so choose to grab a person, you have an option besides throwing them into the distance: Putting them down gently and patting them on the head.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheIncredibleHulkUltimateDestruction'', you generally run around doing whatever you want, and that usually involves involves, depending on the player, the deliberate killing or accidental endangering via crossfire of many, many, ''many'' innocent people. people who walk all over the city and parts of the badlands. They actually are so easily in peril to the point that on a city bridge or two, they spawn where they ''will'' fall just from seeing the Hulk and running. But if you so choose to grab a person, you have an option besides throwing them into the distance: Putting them down gently and patting them on the head.
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* Happens a few times in ''StreetFighter'':
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* Happens a few times in ''StreetFighter'':''Franchise/StreetFighter'':
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** [[spoiler: The Biker]] is definitely more ruthless than Jacket, but he does have his moments of this as well; he spares his interrogation targets and (contrary to the main game's suggestion) [[spoiler: he can simply ignore all of the Phone Hom workers instead of chopping them up]].
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* Jacket from ''VideoGame/HotlineMiami'' can do this a couple of times, most notably in "Decadence", where he discovers that a famous movie producer has tied a drugged-up prostitute to his bed and is using her as a sex slave. After slaughtering all of the Producer's mobsters, Jacket defeats him in combat and bloodily [[EyeScream gouges his eyes out with his thumbs.]] At this point, the prostitute has been abused to the point where she has completely lost her will to live, so she simply asks Jacket to get it over with and kill her as well. Jacket responds by [[WhatYouAreInTheDark gently carrying her to his car parked outside and driving her back to his apartment, where he nurses her back to health.]]
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* Jacket from ''VideoGame/HotlineMiami'' has several cases of this.
** Jacket can do this a couple of times, most notably in "Decadence", where he discovers that a famous movie producer has tied a drugged-up prostitute to his bed and is using her as a sex slave. After slaughtering all of the Producer's mobsters, Jacket defeats him in combat and bloodily [[EyeScream gouges his eyes out with his thumbs.]] At this point, the prostitute has been abused to the point where she has completely lost her will to live, so she simply asks Jacket to get it over with and kill her as well. Jacket responds by [[WhatYouAreInTheDark gently carrying her to his car parked outside and driving her back to his apartment, where he nurses her back to health.]]]]
** Richard also does this a few times in the second game. [[spoiler: As the Russians are nuking the USA at the end of the game, he appears to Richter and comforts him, stating that "leaving this world isn't as scary as it sounds". Also, in the opening cutscene of Hard Mode, he angrily reprimands and insults all of the protagonists for their violent and selfish actions, except for three of them:]]
*** [[spoiler: Richter, whose apology for murdering the Girlfriend in the first game Richard accepts on behalf of Jacket.]]
*** [[spoiler: Evan, who asks Richard who he is, and actually gets an answer [[BeAsUnhelpfulAsPossible (somewhat).]]]]
*** [[spoiler: And lastly, Beard, who exchanges apologies with Richard for not being able to meet again under different circumstances.]]
** [[spoiler: When Manny confronts Tony (the last surviving member of the Fans at that point) at the end of "Death Wish", Tony is uncharacteristically cradling Corey's corpse in his arms.]]
** The Henchman has a moment of this after he completes his job in "No Mercy" (ironically). As he is leaving the crime scene, Andy comes across him. The Henchman simply tells him to go home and drives off.
** Jacket can do this a couple of times, most notably in "Decadence", where he discovers that a famous movie producer has tied a drugged-up prostitute to his bed and is using her as a sex slave. After slaughtering all of the Producer's mobsters, Jacket defeats him in combat and bloodily [[EyeScream gouges his eyes out with his thumbs.]] At this point, the prostitute has been abused to the point where she has completely lost her will to live, so she simply asks Jacket to get it over with and kill her as well. Jacket responds by [[WhatYouAreInTheDark gently carrying her to his car parked outside and driving her back to his apartment, where he nurses her back to health.
** Richard also does this a few times in the second game. [[spoiler: As the Russians are nuking the USA at the end of the game, he appears to Richter and comforts him, stating that "leaving this world isn't as scary as it sounds". Also, in the opening cutscene of Hard Mode, he angrily reprimands and insults all of the protagonists for their violent and selfish actions, except for three of them:]]
*** [[spoiler: Richter, whose apology for murdering the Girlfriend in the first game Richard accepts on behalf of Jacket.]]
*** [[spoiler: Evan, who asks Richard who he is, and actually gets an answer [[BeAsUnhelpfulAsPossible (somewhat).]]]]
*** [[spoiler: And lastly, Beard, who exchanges apologies with Richard for not being able to meet again under different circumstances.]]
** [[spoiler: When Manny confronts Tony (the last surviving member of the Fans at that point) at the end of "Death Wish", Tony is uncharacteristically cradling Corey's corpse in his arms.]]
** The Henchman has a moment of this after he completes his job in "No Mercy" (ironically). As he is leaving the crime scene, Andy comes across him. The Henchman simply tells him to go home and drives off.
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* Jacket from ''VideoGame/HotlineMiami'' can do this a couple of times, most notably in "Decadence", where he discovers that a famous movie producer has tied a drugged-up prostitute to his bed and is using her as a sex slave. After slaughtering all of the Producer's mobsters, Jacket defeats him in combat and bloodily [[EyeScream gouges his eyes out with his thumbs.]] At this point, the prostitute has been abused to the point where she has completely lost her will to live, so she simply asks Jacket to get it over with and kill her as well. Jacket responds by [[WhatYouAreInTheDark gently carrying her to his car parked outside and driving her back to his apartment, where he nurses her back to health.]]
