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** The villains aren't aware they're doing anything bad. When confronted, they are surprised by the fact that their actions caused harm to others, thinking their isolation would prevent that from happening.

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** [[ObliviouslyEvil The villains aren't aware they're doing anything bad.bad]]. When confronted, they are surprised by the fact that their actions caused harm to others, thinking their isolation would prevent that from happening.
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** TheBadGuyWins, where the moral dilemma causes the heroes to hesitate enough to let the villains win. They end up in power and TakeOverTheWorld, ans as a result run an autocratic, moderately oppressive, but otherwise pleasant government where everyone's needs are met, the average person doesn't notice much of a difference and for many, things improve. However, the villains learn the hard way that power concentrated in their hands alone makes them vulnerable, and so their utopia is in danger because the rare [[VileVillainSaccharineShow genuinely evil antagonist]] [[MoralityKitchenSink shows up]] and the villains are unable to stop it and soon the world becomes the very thing they were trying their best to prevent from happening.


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** The original villains who had ruled the world team up with the heroes in an EnemyMine situation, they realize that the heroes won't reinstall them back into power but they're okay with that because they care much more about the health and safety of the world they live in than their goals of world conquest.
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** The heroes are so [[PuritySue good-hearted]] that it's so [[TastesLikeDiabetes jarring]] while the villains are evil because [[LonersAreFreaks people mistreat them for being freaky loners of society]].

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** The heroes are so [[PuritySue good-hearted]] that it's so [[TastesLikeDiabetes jarring]] jarring, while the villains are evil because [[LonersAreFreaks people mistreat them for being freaky loners of society]].
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** The good guys are the most [[IncorruptiblePurePureness purest]] and [[AllLovingHero kindest]] characters who are willing to give anyone a second chance. The bad guys are {{Designated Villain}}s who PetTheDog on occasions.

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** The good guys are the most [[IncorruptiblePurePureness purest]] and [[AllLovingHero kindest]] characters who are willing to give anyone a second chance. The bad guys are {{Designated Villain}}s who PetTheDog on many occasions.
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** The main antagonist of the story is morally grey, but another antagonistic force is evil through and through.
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** The heroes are [[AntiHero morally ambiguous]], but the villains are [[AntiVillain always unambiguously good guys]].

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** The heroes are [[AntiHero morally ambiguous]], but the villains are [[AntiVillain always unambiguously always]] [[IncorruptiblePurePureness unambiguously]] [[HeroAntagonist good guys]].
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* '''Downplayed''': The good guys are fighting against the bad guys who may be evil, [[AffablyEvil but are really nice guys once you get to know them]].

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The good guys are fighting against the bad guys who may be evil, [[AffablyEvil but are really nice guys once you get to know them]].
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** The protagonists are {{All Loving Hero}}es/Heroines, and they hold this worldview while [[WeHelpTheHelpless helping those in need]], or [[HeelFaceTurn bringing the best in any villain.]]

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** The protagonists are {{All Loving Hero}}es/Heroines, and they hold this worldview while as motivation to [[WeHelpTheHelpless helping help those in need]], or and [[HeelFaceTurn bringing bring the best in any villain.]]

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