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I believe we already have trope like that. Incorruptible Pure Pureness comes to mind.
Even then, Complete Monster is a weird trope with special rules and an entire thread dedicated to stomping out misuse and finding valid examples. We probably don't need a good counterpart to it, especially if it'd also have to be a YMMV trope.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallI feel like such a concept would be very difficult to justify as well, if it's meant to be a counterpart trope that would apply to The Hero. Almost every hero does morally ambiguous things in the name of good, and cases where they are perfectly flawless are usually cases of Mary Sue or Parody Sue, which are cases of inept or comedic writing. And given the problems that have faced Complete Monster, introducing something to pair with it feels like a bad move.
It gets difficult to say what exactly a "good person" version would be. Recall that CMs lack a sympathetic backstory or any moral justification that could excuse their actions, which goes towards the "complete" part of the complete monster. They garner no sympathy from the audience and there's no excuse for what they've done. It really doesn't sound like there could be a "complete" angel in the sense that it's the good version of a CM. The closest thing we have would be a basic inversion (rather than a "perfect" inversion as "Complete Angel" implies, at least to me), which is the aforementioned Incorruptible Pure Pureness.
There's also Purity Sue, for an exaggerated Incorruptible Pure Pureness.
Edited by WaterBlap Look at all that shiny stuff ain't they prettyHeroes Wiki has something similar to this that you guys can use as a basis
https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Heroes_Wiki:Pure_Good?useskin=oasis
^ Much like we don't follow what Villains Wiki does when it comes to CM, we won't follow Heroes Wiki for a similar concept. We have different goals and styles and purposes.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallThe Complete Monster thread has a history of people trying to get candidates approved or cut based solely on what the Villains Wiki had to say about them. Often they would repeat points that were already addressed when a candidate was initially voted on, and it seemed like people were just trying to enforce another site's standards onto the Complete Monster thread.
In regards to the OP's question, there's really no need for such a trope since we already have plenty of tropes about pure-hearted individuals. And issues like these would probably fit better under Trope Finder.
Right. IDK much about the wiki you linked, but we're different sites and so it doesn't matter if they have this concept or not; it only matters if it works for us. And it wouldn't.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallI was PM'd about this by Master Joseph. My thought was it need a more compelling justification to exist if we already have Ideal Hero and Incorruptible Pure Pureness than other sites have something similar.
Given the strictly enforced amount of rules and approval required for CM, I'd hesitate on any new tropes requiring the same amount of effort. CM is one of our most popular widely recognized outside the site trope, which is why we keep it despite the effort. A new trope wouldn't have that significants.
Good Is Boring means it sound like entires would be less interesting than CM entries.
I'm not saying Complete Angel is impossible, but when I asked I couldn't even get the most basic requirement (how it's distinct from Ideal Hero and Incorruptible Pure Pureness), so I'm skeptical the others can be met.
Dont Forget the All-Loving Hero!
As long as this flower is in my heart. My Strength will flow without end.

This trope would be the exact opposite of Complete Monsters. A Complete Angel is a character that is very pure of heart. They've committed selfless acts, they are forgiving, incorruptible, and overall extremely nice. I'm pretty sure theres a lot of characters who would fit the Complete Angel trope.