This is a profile involving a character of morality of not only one segment but certain others during story arcs or installments of a series.

Even if these characters become PG/NPG or PE/NPE, they can still have the other characters as long it refers to the arc that they once had the category with.

It should be noted that the pages do not have to go always agree with other Wiki proposals on their moral scaling, with different opinions varying.

Summary

The brief description of the characters narrative.

Moral Statistics

Moral Ranking: 1 + during the first arc/installment, 3 + During the second arc/installment, 1 - in the final arc/installment (As example)

Origin: The work the character is from.

Names and other aliases:

Classification: Involving their classification, status, occupations and hobbies.

• Sub-Classifications
• Status: Alive, deceased or something else
• Occupations:
• Hobbies:

Gender: Gender of the character (refers

Size: Involving the characters height and weight.

• Height:
• Weight:

Age: The age or ages of the character

Life Involvement: Lives involving who they saved, killed or murdered.

• Lives Saved: 1,000s
• Lives Taken: 100s (killed), 10 (Murdered), 1 (Sacrificed), 5 (Mercy Killed) (As example)

Primary Motive: The motives that leads to their goals, and explanations on why.

Alignment: Where they are aligned during the story arcs/installments of the series or just the whole series in general.

Allies: Characters who are the profile’s allies

Enemies: Characters who are the profile’s enemies, such as Main Antagonist (Archenemy)

Morality Standard: The admirable and heinous standard of the continuity or eras the character is in.

Accomplishments: Their heroic or admirable feats during the arcs or installments of their storyline.

Resources: How bit their resources to do heroic or villainous actions are

Resourceful Capability: Referring to how powerful or capable the character with what they can get done.

Competency and Success Rate: How competent the character is in the story from either story arcs/installments or in general, and how successful they are in the various arcs or the whole work.

Tone Presence: How they affect the story’s tone.

Moral Prevention Severity: If they have mitigating factors like redeeming/corrupting qualities, moral agency or sympathy.

• How big their redeeming or corrupting factors are, if they have any
• Whether they have moral agency or not, and how impaired it is in the second case
• If the character has suffered from a tragedy that affects them, or at least have aspects that are played for sympathy

References

References are recommended

External Links

• Links involving profiles of the same version of the character.
• Please acknowledge that tabbers are only used for composite profiles of the character, or certain Arcs/Time Periods of them.

Profile Examples

• Spider-Man, a clear cut heroic character
• Frieza, a clear cut villainous character
• Kratos, a morally ambiguous character

Note: Possibly type of moral rankings such as Possibly or likely for 3 + or 3 - can be allowed if the fringe is strongly evident to the characters, the reason why this is allowed is so that the evidence that could be made clear with the profile is not dismissed.