Shinichi's father and friends want to force him into this role, aiming to keep him Locked Out of the Loop. For Yuusaku, this is all about controlling his son, under the guise of being concerned for his safety. Shinichi exploits this by playing into their expectations by pretending to be kidnapped by KID in order to trick his father and the Irregulars into showing their true colors.
This also contributes to the breakdown of his bonds with his friends, particularly Ran, who convinced herself that it was better to keep Shinichi 'safe' than for him to be happy. She becomes accustomed to dismissing his feelings, talking over him and treating him more like a fragile possession she needs to safeguard than an actual human being, turning their relationship into a Destructive Romance where Shinichi actively dreads being around her. This all culminates in Shinichi breaking up with her.
Vow of Nudity: Villainous aversion during the fight between Haara and Petrichor. Despite having no combat abilities whatsoever, Petrichor’s wife takes advantage of Haara’s heroic nature by constantly getting in her way, limiting Haara’s mobility and giving her husband the positional advantage.
Jackie Chan Adventures: Olympian Journey: The Greek Goddess Hestia starts out this way, but eventually decides that she will be Neutral No Longer and puts both sides on trial to see which she will ultimately side with. Though it's interrupted, she joins the heroes.
Pokédex's entry on Blissey states that they are willing to serve and heal any master, regardless of morality. Later, it's revealed that many are being used as Stone Walls in the Pokémon League.
Queens of Mewni: During the Age of Ascension, the Queen was unprepared for war. To avert this in the future, Etheria decreed that princesses would be allowed to train for combat.
