History BlueAndOrangeMorality / FanWorks

* In ''Fanfic/NeitherABirdNorAPlaneItsDeku'', Alexis Lois "Lexi" Luthor, the granddaughter of ComicBook/LexLuthor, doesn't seem to care about traditional matters of good and evil. She insists that her family has been out of supervillainy for decades with the exception of her "Aunt Nasty", but she doesn't exactly disapprove of her aunt's decision to build a death ray just to solve her midlife crisis. She also casually threatens Izuku and his [[spoiler:family with her knowledge of his true identity as an alien]] and laughs at how schmaltzy his motives for becoming a Hero are.
-->'''Alexis:''' Oh, relax. I'm not evil; I wash my hands just like everybody else. We Luthors have been out of the evil game for decades. Sure, Aunt Nasty took a shot at it, but that was less her wanting to take over the world and more her having a midlife crisis. Then again, why shouldn't a person be allowed to build a Death Ray when they turn forty?

* In ''{{FanFic/Gemini}},'' Shanjik (a Malmooth) views social isolation in the way the way that humans view death [[spoiler: and Judoon are shown to feel the same way about having to change their plans]].

[[AC: ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfTheGalaxyRangers Galaxy Rangers]]'']]
* In ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfTheGalaxyRangers Galaxy Rangers]]'' fanfics, this sometimes shows up with Shane and Niko, as they outwardly appear human, but were raised in very different environments from Earth. Less common with Niko, as the Circle of Thought and Ariel were decent folk, albeit with different taboos and ideas as they're a race of TechnicalPacifist psychics who merely wish to be left alone. It's ''much'' more prominent in Shane's case, as he was the product of a brutal TrainingFromHell SuperSoldier program.

** Dragons have their own unique brand of morality as well. They idolize greed as a virtue, but in their case it isn't just 'it's all about me'. Dragons understand love as considering their loved ones as part of their hoard, one of the crown jewels...and Heaven help you if you try to take something from a dragon's hoard, which is no different if it's a possession or a loved one.

* In MarijuanaSimpson, Springfield's culture is weed-oriented to the point of being entirely alien.
-->'''Flanders:''' My worth is not tied to how much weed I have
-->'''Lisa:''' That's where you're wrong

* In ''[[Fanfic/LegacyTotalDrama Legacy]]'', the insane Izzy doesn't grieve for her dead campmate because her diseased mind isn’t capable of grief or sadness, although she does understand the concept of loss.

* ''Fanfic/WithThisRing'': No pun intended but the [[spoiler: Ophidian.]] It understands the concept of wanting and being possessive of something but doesn't understand emotion outside of it. [[spoiler: Paulphidian]] couldn't literally understand emotions such as love, hate and anger when he tried recalling what he felt.

* In ''Fanfic/NeitherABirdNorAPlaneItsDeku'', Alexis Lois "Lexi" Luthor, the granddaughter of ComicBook/LexLuthor, doesn't seem to care about traditional matters of good and evil. She insists that her family has been out of supervillainy for decades with the exception of her "Aunt Nasty", but she doesn't exactly disapprove of her aunt's decision to build a death ray just to solve her midlife crisis. She also casually threatens Izuku and his family with [[spoiler:her knowledge of his true identity as an alien]] and laughs at how schmaltzy his motives for becoming a Hero are.
-->'''Alexis:''' h, relax. I'm not evil; I wash my hands just like everybody else. We Luthors have been out of the evil game for decades. Sure, Aunt Nasty took a shot at it, but that was less her wanting to take over the world and more her having a midlife crisis. Then again, why shouldn't a person be allowed to build a Death Ray when they turn forty?

* In ''Fanfic/NeitherABirdNorAPlaneItsDeku'', Alexis Lois "Lexi" Luthor, the grand daughter of ComicBook/LexLuthor, doesn't seem to care about traditional matters of good and evil. She insists that her family has been out of supervillainy for decades with the exception of her "Aunt Nasty", but she doesn't exactly disapprove of her aunt's decision to build a death ray just to solve her midlife crisis. She also casually threatens Izuku and his family with [[spoiler:her knowledge of his true identity as an alien]] and laughs at how schmaltzy his motives for becoming a Hero are.

** Alicorns, while much closer to ponies, are also stated to have a slightly altered morality, as they are incapable of feeling regret for the same reasons Draconequi have their altered versions of love (they can still feel remorse and guilt, however). This trope is more pronounced in Alicorns who have not [[spoiler:[[AmnesiacGod spent a lifetime living as a mortal]]]], such as Luna, which is ''why'' they do it in the first place.

* Izuru Kamukura's mentality in ''Fanfic/ExtraLife'' is that all the matters is whether or not something is boring. Any action, regardless of "normal" ethics, is acceptable if it results in unpredictability, and actions that make things more predictable are not. He also finds emotions and basic human concepts like celebrating birthdays confusing and illogical. Despite this he has his own somewhat warped sense of principles; even if he struggles to understand why he cares about someone, he won't actually do anything that would harm them, but anyone else is fair game.

* A CrossOver fic uses this for many of the different races but nowhere is it more obvious than the differences between [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Orcs]] and Humans. Orcs always at least partially cannibalize their kills so their enemy's spirit lives on in them. They also rape the survivors in the belief that by breeding their obviously stronger genes with the conquered, the conquered will become stronger.

* ''FanFic/Embers'' has dragons. Shidan, resident dragon-turned-human provides the current page quote. He struggles to understand humanity despite having spent decades as a human and having decades (at least) of friendships with humans even before his transformation.

* In the ''FanFic/PonyPOVSeries'', the Draconequi are embodiments of chaos, and thus live to cause it. That said, it seems they really only do it [[PunchClockVillain because it's their job]], and seem downright ''nice'' when they don't have orders to fight anyone. Hell, even then, [[spoiler: as shown during the CosmicRetcon of the G3 world,]] they apologize for it, usually stating that they have no choice. That said, Discord (and to some extent, their mother Entropy) is morally black, and while his siblings have the obligatory care for him, they don't seem to ''like'' him.

[[AC: ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'']]
* Very prominent in ''FanFic/{{Embers}}''; this is used to explain the more complicated beliefs which differentiate the Four Nations. For instance, the Fire Nation is marked by an extreme sense of loyalty, while the Earth Kingdom is far more based in morality; while the Water Tribes place high value on family, the Air Nomads are never raised by their parents; and so on. None of these views are depicted as definitely right or wrong, but rather as how each Nation has a society which functions very differently from the other Nations. Given an in-nation ShoutOut when an opposing faction of Air Nomads show up - their robes are blue in contrast to the saffron worn by Aang as a Temple monk.

* In ''Fanfic/EyeOfTheFox'', Kira's methods or the revel he takes in causing pain to others may be strange to a 'normal' person, he, as a half-demon, sees this as acceptable punishment to people who have wronged him.

* Subverted in the ''Series/DoctorWho''[=/=]''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' ''FanFic/TimeLordsAndTerror''. The S'Muz, despite being a madness-inducing EldritchAbomination {{Energy Being|s}} from outside of reality as temporal beings know it (which had little understanding of time and space until it experienced it, and immediately developed an IrrationalHatred of it), knows ''perfectly well'' that it VampiricDraining living things of PKE kills them, even ''[[DeaderThanDead destroying their souls]]'', but what makes it ''really'' scary is that it ''enjoys doing so'', even thinking up what variations of the process would be ''more'' agonizing, and, viewing them as "thieves" planned to steal the [[LifeEnergy PKE]] of ''[[OmnicidalManiac every living thing in every temporal reality]]''! In fact, it ''didn't'' destroy the Doctor's soul just so [[ForcedToWatch he would have to watch]] the S'Muz do it, simply because [[EvilIsPetty he called]] [[DisproportionateRetribution it stupid]]. Thus [[spoiler:its death due to LaserGuidedKarma is ''very'' satisfying to read]].

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* ''Fanfic/ShardsOfMemory'', [[spoiler:Shinryu]]. When Firion gives him a WhatTheHellHero, his replies amounts to a very condescending "oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize you too are a god who has existed for eons and thus are fit to judge my actions."

* Narcissa in ''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/8233291/1/Princess-of-the-Blacks Princess of the Blacks]]'' is a pedophile and has no problem with this. However, she's highly disturbed to learn that her favorite muggle child prostitute is not only magical, she's [[ThickerThanWater family]].

[[AC: ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'']]
* FanFic/LifeAfterHayate features the morality of the Wolkenritter, who with their Belkan-era Knight's Code share practically nothing with anyone else in their world. Sexual harassment is a legitimate reason to kill someone; to be universally feared by your enemies is far better than to be universally acclaimed by your allies; the only virtues to be prized are loyalty to one's superiors and the quick destruction of the enemy by any means that does not violate that loyalty. Knights are excellent soldiers, but in theory good at little else.
** It is implied the Knight's Code so warped most of its adherents that it was revised so it advises committing suicide rather than assuming leadership of civilians or taking on the role of a noble; the reason being the result of that leadership is usually harshly fascist if not outright murderously dictatorial. Some of the most destructive wars Belka fought were those where it had to remove a Knight from a position of nobility they had assumed on the death of their leader.

[[AC: ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'']]
* The angels have always had BlueAndOrangeMorality, but ''Fanfic/DownToAgincourt'' plays with it a lot more, as when, about halfway through Castiel's first conversation with a psychic woman, he calmly informs her that he's quite prepared to kill her if she's been abusing her powers.

* Maledict the Devil from ''FanFic/SonicXDarkChaos'' literally [[EvilCannotComprehendGood does not understand why Sonic and his friends want to stop him]], nor does he see anything wrong in manipulating mortals to do horrific acts in his name, and he's obsessed with secretly interfering in events. [[DealWithTheDevil His concept of a "promise" is even more skewed]], he sees slavery as redemption rather than a punishment, and straight-sex relationships are utterly bizarre to him. Being a PhysicalGod slash HumanoidAbomination who is [[TimeAbyss over five hundred trillion years old]] [[spoiler: and using cybernetics to keep himself from physically disintegrating]] has something to do with it.
** Allysion, Maledict's archenemy, is even more odd. Her entire belief system revolves around "Demon=bad" and she also sees nothing wrong in manipulating mortals to defeat the Demons by any means necessary. She is also completely fine with exterminating innocent Demon subjects; she believes they are "living in sin" and therefore need to be shown "Christian love" (read: [[EarthShatteringKaboom planetary annihilation]]). [[MoralMyopia She cannot fathom why any mortal would follow Maledict]], even though she is NotSoDifferent.

* [=NewChaos=] from ''Fanfic/TheOpenDoor''. What [[EvenEvilHasStandards standards]] they appear to have, such as a nigh-[[TheFettered Fettered]] absolute devotion to the protection of children and punishment of their abusers, is contrasted with horrifically anarcho-libertarian laws or lack thereof, near-[[TheUnfettered Unfettered]] approach to combat and a variety of what are humanly seen as atrocities. The sheer contrast in their extremes of behaviour has driven people both in the audience and InUniverse to blanket label them as evil.