Quotes tagged with "hero" (best)

Mitsuki: People's emotions can turn in an instant. The bigger the hero, the bigger the outcry when you fall.

Ruby: Reading stories about heroes was what made me want to be a Huntress.
Blake: Because they all have a happy ending? The real world isn't the same as a fairy tale.
Ruby: That's why we're here! To make it a better place.

Chisato: Even you think you're in the right... So the only true villains are inside the silver screen, huh?
Majima: That's what makes movies interesting. Reality is filled with heroes of justice. "Good people" are punching each other out. That's the truth about this craptastic world.

Luckyman: Without any powers, but always winning via dumb luck, the universe's number one lucky hero of justice, Luckyman, is here!

Knuckleduster: He puts on a mask and becomes someone else. You run into guys like that now and then. They put on a mask or a disguise, and they're convinced they're no longer their usual selves. They think they're some unbeatable superman. Guys like that are trouble, because they ignore social mores and their own safety when they come at you. But they're also fragile when you come at them. "I'm just a flesh-and-blood human too, in the end." Someone who's forgotten that ultimately doesn't have much resolve.

Shadow: I don't want to be the hero. I don't want to be the last boss. I want to be the one in the story who operates from the shadows, showing everyone their greatness: The Eminence in Shadow!

Hachiman Hikigaya: The police don't mobilize until after an incident happens, and it's standard for heroes to show up late. But would anyone condemn them for being late? So, speaking paradoxically, lateness is justice...

Toppo: We're done playing the hero. There's no justice or evil. There is only either survival or erasure.

Ai Magase: In the game, I become the hero. The hero rises up against the devil who took over the world, together with a small group of friends, or sometimes even alone, in order to save the world and bring happiness to the people. But none of the people the devil rules over try to rise up against him, even though the hero is risking his life to save the world. The hero still tries to save the world. Even if no one helps him. Even if no one understands him. Just to bring happiness to the people. Mr. Seizaki, I want to become a person like that.

Baduck: A hero is a hero no matter their race!

Bill Burton: Does rushing to the aid of your friends, knowing it meant death, make you a hero? Or just a fool?

Boris Tepes Dracula: My ancestor, Vlad Tepes Dracula, was a mere mortal. In fact, he was a hero who protected his homeland from a great enemy. Yet despite what he did for them, the foolish and weak-minded masses made him out to be an imaginary beast. A vampire.