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In regard to the difference between an UnscrupulousHero and a NominalHero, the distinction has not been made entirely clear by the analysis page or the individual trope pages. The analysis page says that an UnscrupulousHero comes in two possible categories, the latter of which can be motivated by less-than-heroic (read: selfish) objectives, but is essentially like a much more honorable NominalHero. The actual trope page for NominalHero, on the other hand, seems to imply that it\'s the only kind of selfishly-motivated antihero. What gives?
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In regard to the difference between an UnscrupulousHero and a NominalHero, the distinction has not been made entirely clear by the analysis page or the individual trope pages. The analysis page says that an UnscrupulousHero comes in two possible categories, the latter of which can be motivated by less-than-heroic (read: selfish) objectives, but is essentially like a much more honorable NominalHero. The actual trope page for NominalHero, on the other hand, seems to imply that it\\\'s the only kind of selfishly-motivated antihero, and there seems to be no distinction drawn between \\\"selfish Anti-Hero who nonetheless has a moral compass, loved ones, and a sense of honor\\\" (one interpretation of the UnscrupulousHero, as explained in the Analysis page) and \\\"complete and utter self-serving bastard.\\\"(NominalHero) What gives?
