History Main / IncorruptiblePurePureness

* [[CoolBigSis Hatou Yumei]] in the GirlsLove VisualNovel ''VisualNovel/AkaiIto''. Listing the many, many reasons why she's this trope will take too long.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': [[Characters/AmphibiaAnneBoonchuy Anne Boonchuy]] as an interesting example, as she's ''not'' this trope at the beginning of the series, but gradually grows into this trope. Although she used to be a bit self-centered, she's very loyal to those around her and will do anything to protect those she loves (i.e.: both her biological and adoptive families... '''especially''' Sprig), even putting herself in danger several times for the sake of others. She's connected to the Calamity Gem of Heart and she has aided Wartwood and Amphibia numerous times, and forgave Sasha and Marcy for their actions, telling Sasha not to be afraid of her old self, saying that it matters who they are now, understanding Marcy's plight. In the finale, she saves Earth be defeating Andrias in a duel, and plays a large role in saving Amphibia by using the Calamity Stones to destroy The Core, even dying in the process. She'd even turn down a god position.

* ''Literature/TheCanterburyTales'' does us a favor by introducing the characters in order of how pure and noble they are. The first character is a knight who is the epitome of perfection. He is spiritually perfect and wears shabby clothes because he has transcended his desire for material possessions. Compare him to the next few pilgrims, such as his son who is perfect but for his lust, and a nun who is devout but loves fine clothes.

** MCU Spider-Man, on the other hand, unabashedly plays this straight thanks to Tom Holland’s Peter Parker being young and naive but also completely [[ChildrenAreInnocent innocent]]. Seriously, this kid makes MCU Cap look like ComicBook/ThePunisher by comparison. In ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar Civil War]],'' Spidey doesn’t fight because he wants to stop the other side or achieve some goal; he just wants to do right thing out of responsibility. In ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' Peter gives up chances of being happy '''three times''' in favour of being a hero. Even BigBad The Vulture [[spoiler: after Spidey forgoes dancing with his daughter at homecoming]] says he admires Peter’s guts and determination.

* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'': Captain America, who stands out as one of the few truly idealistic heroes in the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Indeed while most Marvel heroes have stories in which they need to fix themselves to find their place in the world, Cap comics on the flip side concern him ''seeing the world as broken and putting it upon himself to fix it [[{{Determinator}} no matter what]]''. He’s also one of the few mortals capable of wielding Mjölnir. While no, Cap hasn’t technically been as flawless as most claim (thanks to DependingOnTheWriter) e.g arresting and antagonising ComicBook/HopeSummers and other mutants as well as doggedly refusing to listen to the other side in ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006'', he’s still ultimately a good and humble man.

** Being (mostly) this trope is the reason why it was Spider-Man who mentored the LivingMacGuffin aka ChosenOne ComicBook/HopeSummers in ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'' teaching her about responsibility better than anyone else.

* In the [[Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaAkiraHimekawa manga version]] of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'' by Akira Himekawa, Link is pure-hearted enough to resist [[ForcedTransformation being transformed into a beast]] by the DarkWorld. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually subverted. He is pure of heart, but he can be corrupted, a trait Agahnim used to his advantage to try and get rid of him]].