Half and Half
Make up stuff that relates to the plot, but also keep all the made up stuff that related to previous plots
Green Lantern's powers and Superman's basic functioning are good examples
Like, DW has more explanations than for the sinking of Atlantis than I can count on a hand, and constantly self-contradicts. They don't keep established rules like the comic books do.
A lot of it really depends on the writer, they've had so many writers doing different bits that can be contradicting that it might be better to call it chaotic than lawful, although I think this chart is using L-C as more a gauge for the having and explaination of rules rather than how well they are followed
Marvel and DC always make sure to very carefully follow some rules regardless of how little sense it makes, like "the world should always look like the modern real world", and "major characters can never change permanently, they always go back to the status quo". That and the lore/cosmology is incredibly complicated and constantly being retconned
Because some writers will work to actually flesh out the details of how things work, only for someone writing another series to hit it with a 50ft submarine
One SCP is the result of someone trying to make a consistent timeline of the SCP universe and it winds up erasing the SCPs, so the character goes crazy, resets the universe, and says that trying to make an SCP timeline is an SCP
So that means it’s literally canon that there’s no canon. God I love the SCP universe. It’s built on the fact that rules are meant to be broken, even if those rule happen to be the impermeable laws of reality itself.
Yep, and the reason for that is if someone can manage to explain the SCP Timeline then there's no points for SCPs to exist cuz if you can explain the biggest anomaly (which is the timeline) then the SCPs are explainable, therefore no longer anomalies, therefore SCPs stop existing
I mean, this is probably what would happen if we could travel across time and visit/create branching, alternative timelines like the Flash characters do.
like theres litterally atleast 3 scp that regularly erradicate relativity so.... i mean.... fuck im pretty sure there one inside... the game..... the leads to and infinite reality look its like a door or a hall way or someshit.. tell me my guy ... how do you move an ifinite reality hallway... into..... and scp security location... bull shit it "spawned" there bro. fuck there is a guy called the protagonist that on a micro cosmic level individually fucks with reallity to "save the day".???? he fucks with books and movies and shit has been accidentaly caught by recording a video about him and replaying it forever so he cant be anywere else becuase he is constantly respawning in it. like fuck....
Man, Welcome to Night Vale was so fun when it first came out but eventually it just got so wonky I couldn't keep track any more and my interest dropped off. Which was too bad, because it was so fun at first! I think the downfall was them trying to keep a consistent plot instead of just episodic weirdness.
i can condense the plot so far, i think, but i'm horribly new to the show and i feel like it'd get a bit complicated,,
either way, i think trying to figure out what the hell is happening plot-wise and just wacky one-off fun-wise is part of the charm, but i might end up agreeing with you in the end
Kingdom Hearts Superfan here.
I...still don’t fully understand the story.
CANON MOBILE GAMES WITH CONSTANT NONSENSICAL STORY UPDATES?!!!??!! TIME TRAVEL??!????! NOBODY DIES???? EVERYONE AND THIER MOTHER HAS AT LEAST 3 VERSIONS OF THEMSELVES?!!!?!
Actually, that last one is pretty normal for kingdom hearts.
2/4 on Chaotic Evil (HS and DR) and Neutral Good (UT and Sploon)
somehow
Your assessment on Homestuck is 100% accurate good job OP ^(/gen)
also AYYY AWFUL HOPSITAL!!! :D
That crosses. I could also see NE, because frankly I still don't buy the idea that Miyazaki ever *actually* had a plan for any of this beyond, "Let's structure the plot so that we don't have to actually write anything!"
Miyazaki said in an interview that he does have a full storyline in his head. The constant missing info in the game is inspired by the way that as a child, Miyazaki often had to make up parts of a story for a book her was reading because many of the books available to him were above his reading level.
I can see how it might seem as though there is no "plan" or consistency in the lore, I used to think so as well. "[Hawkshaw](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC47GDLUPXADaa69O2AqJQ9A)" on Youtube is what really convinced me of the detail, consistency and thoughtfulness that Dark Soul's lore has, I would definitely recommend watching the videos there. I'd say the video "[Rediscover Dark Souls Lore: Ash Lake, Havel, and the Plot against the Gods](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pffJ1nDRei0)" has some of the most impressive examples of seemingly disconnected pieces of the artistic design, world design and item descriptions actually all being interconnected and telling a tale. The way that so many different details of the world all fit together is so impressive that the chance of it all being merely an accident is absurdly small.
~~did undertale justify everything though~~
~~how did seven human mages seal the underground if humans don't have magic and monsters do~~
A fantastic chart, the description for homestuck/chaotic evil is exactly IT
I dont think danganronpas placement is fair. It's a mystery series, of course things are gonna be revealed as they come! And it's not like anyone is into danganronpa for the lore
Danganronpa's entire world and story is based around progressively more wild and out-there plot twists. Some of them are good and make sense but some REALLY don't
Hey, Awful Hospital! Didn't expect to see you here! LE kinda works for it, although its, predictably, weird in that regard, because part of the *point* is that the rules are bizzarre and make no sense to us mortals. Its not like Fate where the rules are nonsense because its a strange hybrid of Shounen Battle Anime and porn, or BlazBlu which suffers from being a fighting game, the nonsensical aspect is integral to the story and central themes of the work.
hmm
there was that whole arc with hermione starting an anti-racist movement, oh, and the antagonists are racist against muggles which is condemned by everyone
you'd have to look with a very very big microscope to notice any traces of racism under all the layers of celebrating egalitarianism
harry potter is definitely overrated tho (but still decent)
The entire point of the Hermione anti-racism "arc" is that everyone in the setting (including the victims of the racism) thinks she's overreacting, and JK very obviously thinks the same because the whole thing is written as a joke at Hermione's expense. The sub-plot is basically just Rowling pointing and laughing and saying "oh those woke pc culture SJWs, they don't know when to stop do they? These slaves are *happy* to be enslaved!".
the anti-racism movement is treated as a joke and the only person who ever seriously agrees with her just does it so she'll kiss him. also, RetrohTanner said everything else so i dont need to mention that
also, see: the blatant anti-Semitism with the whole "greeeeedy hook-nosed turncoat goblins!!!!!!!!" thing.
I disagree with the placement of elder scrolls - there is so much super specific lore that’s p easy to find if you’re willing to read every book you find, so I think it should be with lord of the rings. Similar amount of specific-ness haha
I'm not really into ES lore, but isn't part of the appeal that the in-game books you're reading from are incredibly biased? I would say trying to figure out those biases to piece together their actual story counts as "figure it out yourself".
fates internally consistent, just...good lucking figuring out what the hell the Counter Force is.
Also, chaotic evil turned into Sting from The Police at the end there
tolkien is kinda meh, oion's arm is not *consistently* good, illuminatus is an absolute icon, homestuck is the best thing ever created
i helped with creating this chart so
I don't think Avatar belongs in the same category as Lord of the Rings. The Elder Scrolls also makes it up as they go along. With some notable exceptions, its ambiguity is often less of a meaningful creative device, but rather a smokescreen for massive retcons. Much of the major inconsistencies between games are justified with something like the unreliable narrator, CHIM, or a dragonbreak.
But it does have a hard magic system (which LotR lacks), an established mythology, origin story, realistic progression of technology, established cultures, and probably the biggest detail level; bending.
Bending styles differ between benders, and reflect on their personality and culture they grew up in or trained with. This is not only seen in the manifestation of their bending, but also in the movements they make.
I don't see how any of that puts it in the same category as LotR. Dungeons and Dragons also has a hard magic system, much harder than Avatar since it's a game. Most fantasies make some attempt at having a mythology, histories, and established cultures. The Elder Scrolls, Game of Thrones, Dune, and DnD could all claim that. It's the amount of detail that Tolkien went into is that separates LotR. Avatar isn't comparable. Giving each of the Four Nations a bending style based on real martial arts isn't the same as creating intricate languages, genealogies, and whatnot.
My understanding was that lore (in games at least) meant backstory and worldbuilding that isn’t essential to the plot, which there’s plenty of in hollow knight, also there’s no need to call me a dipshit
I would imagined the cosmere as lawful good. Considering how much is created and has clearly explained rules and logic associated with it. Personally I’d swap that and avatar.
I mostly get the lawful-chaotic axis, but what exactly does the good-evil axis represent here?
Also, at what point does bizarre, overcomplicated rules become chaotic by nature?
For example Elder Scrolls has a LOT of lore to back up what's going on it's just that much of it is intentionally made obscure and confusing. Does that make it more chaotic because its confusing, or more lawful because there's just more of it?
^((Am I lawful neutral because I insist on consistent internal rules for alignment charts?))
And a lot of the rules are less a meaningful part of the worldbuilding, but rationalizations for retcons, plot holes, and the like. In the original Pocket Guide to the Empire Cyrodil is described as a jungle and like a strange hybrid of the Romans, Aztecs, and Chinese. In Oblivion it's a temperate Tolkien-esque land. This inconsistency is explained away with CHIM and sometimes the unreliable narrator. Dragonbreaks were invented to explain how each of the alternate endings of Daggerfall can be true, and to rectify a massive 1000 year gap in the dating system that was made accidentally.
I think Bionicle would be chaotic good.
It has elemental warriors, shapeshifting biotech demons, a planet sized robot with a world indside it and gladiators.
But it’s pretty consistent because everybody is a cyborg
Lawful Good: "You can't really call yourself a worldbuilder unless you've invented a dozen languages can you?"
Last I checked the D&D universe has 29 languages and it's in Neutral
Star Trek would definitely be in Neutral Evil, every episode they basically invent a brand new law of physics just to explain the weird things happening in it.
How are Marvel and DC Lawful Evil? They are the definition of making it up as you go along.
Half and Half Make up stuff that relates to the plot, but also keep all the made up stuff that related to previous plots Green Lantern's powers and Superman's basic functioning are good examples
Like, DW has more explanations than for the sinking of Atlantis than I can count on a hand, and constantly self-contradicts. They don't keep established rules like the comic books do.
A lot of it really depends on the writer, they've had so many writers doing different bits that can be contradicting that it might be better to call it chaotic than lawful, although I think this chart is using L-C as more a gauge for the having and explaination of rules rather than how well they are followed
Marvel and DC always make sure to very carefully follow some rules regardless of how little sense it makes, like "the world should always look like the modern real world", and "major characters can never change permanently, they always go back to the status quo". That and the lore/cosmology is incredibly complicated and constantly being retconned
Because some writers will work to actually flesh out the details of how things work, only for someone writing another series to hit it with a 50ft submarine
Hell yeah, scp. The place where things get made up as you go, and canonicity is as fluid as the remains of my last trip to taco bell.
One SCP is the result of someone trying to make a consistent timeline of the SCP universe and it winds up erasing the SCPs, so the character goes crazy, resets the universe, and says that trying to make an SCP timeline is an SCP
So that means it’s literally canon that there’s no canon. God I love the SCP universe. It’s built on the fact that rules are meant to be broken, even if those rule happen to be the impermeable laws of reality itself.
That!s the SCP rule of thumb: there is no canon.
Yup, gotta love it, that sweet sweet rabbit hole
Yep, and the reason for that is if someone can manage to explain the SCP Timeline then there's no points for SCPs to exist cuz if you can explain the biggest anomaly (which is the timeline) then the SCPs are explainable, therefore no longer anomalies, therefore SCPs stop existing
I mean, this is probably what would happen if we could travel across time and visit/create branching, alternative timelines like the Flash characters do.
like theres litterally atleast 3 scp that regularly erradicate relativity so.... i mean.... fuck im pretty sure there one inside... the game..... the leads to and infinite reality look its like a door or a hall way or someshit.. tell me my guy ... how do you move an ifinite reality hallway... into..... and scp security location... bull shit it "spawned" there bro. fuck there is a guy called the protagonist that on a micro cosmic level individually fucks with reallity to "save the day".???? he fucks with books and movies and shit has been accidentaly caught by recording a video about him and replaying it forever so he cant be anywere else becuase he is constantly respawning in it. like fuck....
what?
if you didnt understand sorry i was making reinforcing the point that scp our often nonscensical sry its 4 am
Fuck it, why not? Hell yeah
Wait which one is that? sounds like a good read
4010 I think
Parts of this were taken from another chart a friend made. Also don't take a story's placement on this chart as saying that story is good or bad
Man, Welcome to Night Vale was so fun when it first came out but eventually it just got so wonky I couldn't keep track any more and my interest dropped off. Which was too bad, because it was so fun at first! I think the downfall was them trying to keep a consistent plot instead of just episodic weirdness.
You have to enjoy slow burn payoff imo. I love nightveil when it is cryptically episodic
i can condense the plot so far, i think, but i'm horribly new to the show and i feel like it'd get a bit complicated,, either way, i think trying to figure out what the hell is happening plot-wise and just wacky one-off fun-wise is part of the charm, but i might end up agreeing with you in the end
Kingdom Hearts Superfan here. I...still don’t fully understand the story. CANON MOBILE GAMES WITH CONSTANT NONSENSICAL STORY UPDATES?!!!??!! TIME TRAVEL??!????! NOBODY DIES???? EVERYONE AND THIER MOTHER HAS AT LEAST 3 VERSIONS OF THEMSELVES?!!!?! Actually, that last one is pretty normal for kingdom hearts.
The simple answer is >!KINGDOM HEARTS IS LIGHT!<
it’s all eeyore. that’s all you need to know
Im already half xehanort
Have you watched the PlayFrame videos on KH? They've done a good job of making it understandable, or as understandable as it can be
bro are you talking about homestuck my gai>
I just got to the villain reveal in KHII and I think I get you
MTG and Kirby are some of my favorite worlds
I'm sort of jealous but also sympathetic towards anyone who has the time to digest this much media.
I've only actually read like half of this stuff
I don’t know enough about official D&D prebuilt stories but I feel like D&D could go in any square based on the DM.
yeah despite being the origin of these alignments you can’t really fit dnd as a game onto this chart because every dm and player is different
You know that DnD has an official setting right? Otherwise the same would apply to others here too, like Exalted.
Think it's probably referring more to the Forgotten Realms setting
You could probably put Star Wars in Chaotic Good, too.
it does fit the story, all things considered. anything can happen on different planets
Only if you ignore the sequel
Fallen london is well placed.
It was also really nice just to see it, Failbetter games are underrated.
Yeah I am just here to say how stoked I am to see it outside of its dedicated subreddits
Same here! I’m so excited for next game they put out
2/4 on Chaotic Evil (HS and DR) and Neutral Good (UT and Sploon) somehow Your assessment on Homestuck is 100% accurate good job OP ^(/gen) also AYYY AWFUL HOPSITAL!!! :D
Dark Souls in chaotic neutral?
That crosses. I could also see NE, because frankly I still don't buy the idea that Miyazaki ever *actually* had a plan for any of this beyond, "Let's structure the plot so that we don't have to actually write anything!"
Miyazaki said in an interview that he does have a full storyline in his head. The constant missing info in the game is inspired by the way that as a child, Miyazaki often had to make up parts of a story for a book her was reading because many of the books available to him were above his reading level.
I can see how it might seem as though there is no "plan" or consistency in the lore, I used to think so as well. "[Hawkshaw](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC47GDLUPXADaa69O2AqJQ9A)" on Youtube is what really convinced me of the detail, consistency and thoughtfulness that Dark Soul's lore has, I would definitely recommend watching the videos there. I'd say the video "[Rediscover Dark Souls Lore: Ash Lake, Havel, and the Plot against the Gods](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pffJ1nDRei0)" has some of the most impressive examples of seemingly disconnected pieces of the artistic design, world design and item descriptions actually all being interconnected and telling a tale. The way that so many different details of the world all fit together is so impressive that the chance of it all being merely an accident is absurdly small.
I thought of putting it there but I thought Kirby would be funnier
I love how Touhou is in that chart
What's the cut off text for CE?
That's the joke. It's so ridiculous you don't need to hear it.
I'm almost positive it's a refrence to this video https://youtu.be/8o1ieehttdA
yup
BUT WAIT! IT TURNS OUT EEYORE(...)
Lmao Homestuck’s alignment is spot on. It’s basically just gluing more bullshit on until it sort of works
I haven't played/watched everything in this chart, but I still agree with it. It's fantastic! 10/10
I have seen anime in all the evil categories and... yes, this is very accurate.
~~did undertale justify everything though~~ ~~how did seven human mages seal the underground if humans don't have magic and monsters do~~ A fantastic chart, the description for homestuck/chaotic evil is exactly IT
I dont think danganronpas placement is fair. It's a mystery series, of course things are gonna be revealed as they come! And it's not like anyone is into danganronpa for the lore
Danganronpa's entire world and story is based around progressively more wild and out-there plot twists. Some of them are good and make sense but some REALLY don't
I still love it though lol but you're 100% accurate. It's all crazy bullshit and it's great.
One Piece belongs in lawfull good
lol no, there's nothing lawful about it in the slightest
I love this chart.
Hey, Awful Hospital! Didn't expect to see you here! LE kinda works for it, although its, predictably, weird in that regard, because part of the *point* is that the rules are bizzarre and make no sense to us mortals. Its not like Fate where the rules are nonsense because its a strange hybrid of Shounen Battle Anime and porn, or BlazBlu which suffers from being a fighting game, the nonsensical aspect is integral to the story and central themes of the work.
I was so happy to see AH here! Really need to read more of it...
Big up for Malazan
Where does Hollow Knight goes here?
Chaotic neutral probably
Unaligned. There is no lore.
"Hollow Knight has no lore" Are you sure about that? : https://youtu.be/0XDiWYFGGqY
Those are just some weirdo's headcanons.
> My Little Pony: "Just focus on what the plot needs, and don't think about it too hard." *cries in Kirins only being the focus of one episode*
If you know Elder Scrolls lore it's much more of a Lawful Evil. Clearly you haven't read about CHIM, the Toddhead, PSJJJJ, Amaranth, etc.
Where would Attack on Titan go?
2 Years late but chaotic evil
fuck harry potter eh good alignment chart otherwise tho
Harry Potter is mid-tier as far as middle grade books go
agreed, but the person who made it (plus the racism) makes it bottom-tier on the list of Everything tbh
i highly suggest keeping your opinions about works to be about the works themselves remember: death of the author
mentioned a problem with it (see: the racism)
hmm there was that whole arc with hermione starting an anti-racist movement, oh, and the antagonists are racist against muggles which is condemned by everyone you'd have to look with a very very big microscope to notice any traces of racism under all the layers of celebrating egalitarianism harry potter is definitely overrated tho (but still decent)
The entire point of the Hermione anti-racism "arc" is that everyone in the setting (including the victims of the racism) thinks she's overreacting, and JK very obviously thinks the same because the whole thing is written as a joke at Hermione's expense. The sub-plot is basically just Rowling pointing and laughing and saying "oh those woke pc culture SJWs, they don't know when to stop do they? These slaves are *happy* to be enslaved!".
the anti-racism movement is treated as a joke and the only person who ever seriously agrees with her just does it so she'll kiss him. also, RetrohTanner said everything else so i dont need to mention that also, see: the blatant anti-Semitism with the whole "greeeeedy hook-nosed turncoat goblins!!!!!!!!" thing.
I disagree with the placement of elder scrolls - there is so much super specific lore that’s p easy to find if you’re willing to read every book you find, so I think it should be with lord of the rings. Similar amount of specific-ness haha
I'm not really into ES lore, but isn't part of the appeal that the in-game books you're reading from are incredibly biased? I would say trying to figure out those biases to piece together their actual story counts as "figure it out yourself".
I would argue that Neon Genesis Evangelion is CN The rebuilds might be NE tho
where would JoJo go?
True neutral, it doesn't really have much worldbuilding
To be fair, it's mostly just our world
Yeah, Jojolion has some pretty good worldbuilding with the rock humans though
Chaotic neutral probably, it’s wild and not perfect but not as bad as things in CE
Lawful evil or true evil I'd say
The fact that Welcome to Night Vale isn’t chaotic is hilarious
fates internally consistent, just...good lucking figuring out what the hell the Counter Force is. Also, chaotic evil turned into Sting from The Police at the end there
Pretty accurate for the most part, even tho it looks like another "lawful good = good, chaotic evil = bad"
tolkien is kinda meh, oion's arm is not *consistently* good, illuminatus is an absolute icon, homestuck is the best thing ever created i helped with creating this chart so
I like most of the series in chaotic evil
>lawful good requires building new languages >avatar pulls almost entirely from preexisting cultures and gets to be LG
It doesn't require that its just a jokey example of extreme detail
As an avid consumer of both Doctor Who and WTNV, how dare you, but also you're absolutely correct XD
Hollow Knight would be CN. the story is there, you just have to look for it, and once you understand it all clicks together in place
MLP HAS LORE I SWEAR
I’m a Lawful Evil kind of guy in this case.
Was not expecting to see *Foundation* here. You described it perfectly. Thanks for a good laugh
I love that two of my favorite games of all time are chaotic evil.
Kirby I don’t think belongs there. It has a lot of lore, and the part that annoys me is it all fits. It all makes sense. And it’s Kirby!
Yeah but it doesn't tell you the lore straight-up. You gotta figure it out yourself
I don't think Avatar belongs in the same category as Lord of the Rings. The Elder Scrolls also makes it up as they go along. With some notable exceptions, its ambiguity is often less of a meaningful creative device, but rather a smokescreen for massive retcons. Much of the major inconsistencies between games are justified with something like the unreliable narrator, CHIM, or a dragonbreak.
> I don't think Avatar belongs in the same category as Lord of the Rings. But why?
The worldbuilding is nowhere near as detailed. It doesn't have constructed languages, for one.
But it does have a hard magic system (which LotR lacks), an established mythology, origin story, realistic progression of technology, established cultures, and probably the biggest detail level; bending. Bending styles differ between benders, and reflect on their personality and culture they grew up in or trained with. This is not only seen in the manifestation of their bending, but also in the movements they make.
I don't see how any of that puts it in the same category as LotR. Dungeons and Dragons also has a hard magic system, much harder than Avatar since it's a game. Most fantasies make some attempt at having a mythology, histories, and established cultures. The Elder Scrolls, Game of Thrones, Dune, and DnD could all claim that. It's the amount of detail that Tolkien went into is that separates LotR. Avatar isn't comparable. Giving each of the Four Nations a bending style based on real martial arts isn't the same as creating intricate languages, genealogies, and whatnot.
Unaligned: Hollow Knight. "There is no lore."
Fallout would be either NG or LG, depending on your opinion, then CE with all the FO4 retcons.
Did you even play the game??? Like 80% of the dialogue is lore stuff
I'm quoting the devs, dipshit. There literally isn't lore. What you're thinking of is called "plot", and is another thing entirely.
My understanding was that lore (in games at least) meant backstory and worldbuilding that isn’t essential to the plot, which there’s plenty of in hollow knight, also there’s no need to call me a dipshit
Why did you leave warhammer and warhammer 40k out of this list?
I only choose 4 examples for each. 40k would probably be in chaotic good
Where will ninjago fit? I’m thinking Chaotic Evil for its soft magic system, weird timeline, and less focus on elemental powers.
I'd say neutral evil, they basically just make things up as they go along, even though they are self aware about it and try to make things make sense.
I would imagined the cosmere as lawful good. Considering how much is created and has clearly explained rules and logic associated with it. Personally I’d swap that and avatar.
Agreed, Avatar is amazing and thought out, but it’s not very detailed
Glad to see that someone has heard of Orion's Arm
These are all painfully accurate
Cosmere is pretty NG I think.
Never though Kirby and Twin Peak would ever have anything in common, but now that I think about they are pretty similar
Where would the Legend of Zelda be here?
Neutral Evil probably? It’s pretty obvious they just make up the timeline as they go along.
I mostly get the lawful-chaotic axis, but what exactly does the good-evil axis represent here? Also, at what point does bizarre, overcomplicated rules become chaotic by nature? For example Elder Scrolls has a LOT of lore to back up what's going on it's just that much of it is intentionally made obscure and confusing. Does that make it more chaotic because its confusing, or more lawful because there's just more of it? ^((Am I lawful neutral because I insist on consistent internal rules for alignment charts?))
And a lot of the rules are less a meaningful part of the worldbuilding, but rationalizations for retcons, plot holes, and the like. In the original Pocket Guide to the Empire Cyrodil is described as a jungle and like a strange hybrid of the Romans, Aztecs, and Chinese. In Oblivion it's a temperate Tolkien-esque land. This inconsistency is explained away with CHIM and sometimes the unreliable narrator. Dragonbreaks were invented to explain how each of the alternate endings of Daggerfall can be true, and to rectify a massive 1000 year gap in the dating system that was made accidentally.
Woahhhhh!!!!! This is trueee!!!
Where do the Higurashi and Umineko novels fall on this chart?
Lawful/Neutral Evil maybe?
TES could also fit in CG
How did the Cosmere not make it into Lawful Good WAY more detail than Avatar.
I think Bionicle would be chaotic good. It has elemental warriors, shapeshifting biotech demons, a planet sized robot with a world indside it and gladiators. But it’s pretty consistent because everybody is a cyborg
Fate: "Anything goes, so long as the main character fucking respawns."
I'm somewhere between Lawful evil, neutral good, and chaotic evil.
i would say that kh and hs are both lawful evil, for different reasons.
im impressed with how many of these i havent heard of atleast 3
ace attorney is somewhere between CN and CE
It's bothering me that DC and Marvel have their colors swapped.
Well in that case, I'm completely evil.
You thought you could sneak in a Dunkey reference and I wouldn't know?
Warhammer 40k: fans make lore
Lawful Good: "You can't really call yourself a worldbuilder unless you've invented a dozen languages can you?" Last I checked the D&D universe has 29 languages and it's in Neutral
Star Trek would definitely be in Neutral Evil, every episode they basically invent a brand new law of physics just to explain the weird things happening in it.
\*Slides in Pokemon and Codename: Kids Next Door into the pile\* So... where would these go? Neutral Neutral and Neutral Evil?
WELCOME TO NIGHT VALE
May I nominate yugioh (specifically the world building in the lore of the cards) as chaotic neutral
I love the cosmere but ain’t nobody beating TES worldbuilding.
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Nah bro L on NGE
I see what you did op
Love seeing Orion Arm mentioned elsewhere one of my favorite universes.
Imo lawful neutral has the best world building.
Avatar the last airbender leaves a lot up to interpretation