If you ignore his multitude of sex crimes, Master Roshi is a pretty decent person.
For 17 and 18, it depends on what they did before Gero found them (they were both delinquents, so it's a question of whether they were just harmless punks, or if they did some shady shit).
Gohan is unambiguously good though.
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You do realize there are things between being totally evil or totally good right? Saying people are just normal, and even assholish, doesn't somehow imply they deserve to die. Because I would not describe the contestants from Universe 9 the way you did.
And you've just bought completely into U2 and the Pride Troopers' self-branding huh?
edited 20th Aug '17 5:09:57 PM by LSBK
The only person who kind of seemed like a jerk was Lavenda, and even he cried watching Bergamo's play to try to save everyone. Basil didn't get much characterization aside from being vulnerable to steroid abuse when God supports it, Bergamo was outright heroic, and the rest of the team seemed like normal people. They didn't seem like assholes, and in my book, 'normal' translates to 'good'. I'm not saying they're great people, just good.
Honestly, I've been given no reason to doubt the Pride Trooper's and Kamikaze Fireball's claims to be heroes. We got multiple episodes leading up to the tournament showing the Troopers doing various feats of heroism, and their showings in the tournament seemed fitting enough. Jiren is obviously the lone wolf of the team, but Toppo and the rest seem fine. The Fireballs haven't really shown much heroism, but they do claim heroism, and there's nothing really to dispute that claim yet.
Remember, from the Pride Trooper's perspective, that team fight against Goku, 17, 18, Kale, and Caulifla was a fight of their hero team against the main villain of the arc who set up this whole sadistic tournament, two of his teammates, the dangerous berserker warrior who eliminated one of their members and endangered many lives, and her teammate.
