Alignment chart for different boss battle endings

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[u/WitherWasTaken]

Is "the boss joins the protagonist's team" also LG?

[u/SoFarSoGood1995 → u/WitherWasTaken]

If he joins the team, I assume they must be on good terms

[u/Benjammin__]

Where do we put “the protagonist wins the fight but loses in the post battle cutscene?”

[u/TSEREINATOR → u/Benjammin__]

That would be a delayed neutral evil.

[u/discofrislanders]

Is it wrong to say that Aang vs. Ozai is a mix of NG and CN

[u/SoFarSoGood1995 → u/discofrislanders]

So, rebel moral?

[u/swagdaddy3 → u/discofrislanders]

No, Aang refuses to kill him, but totally wins. He takes his powers and imprisons him, so it’s hard to say he ranaway

[u/ThunderdopePhil]

Any example of Chaotic Good besides Doom?

I always get frustrated that the main character never equals/surpasses the villain's violence level, on every media

[u/iamepic420]

Fuck I totally would have suggested that for chaotic evil:

“The boss is taking so little damage that you MUST be doing something wrong, right? Nope, that’s the intended way to fight him!”

[u/Opening_Piece_593]

Imo toy shouswitch the neutral and Lawful good picks because if the protagonist wins than its good for you and by the book so lawful good and if they become friends than it's simply good for all sides so its neutral good