In the end though, he did become a straight hero lol.I don't like morally perfect comic-book protagonists. I prefer my characters flawed. I'll go with the anti-hero.
Vegeta for example
I think it fits in the category of Lazy-Villain.
Hero or Villain?
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Indeed. He made a relationship with Bulma and had a child.
Which makes me appreciate him even more. It's a gift when you aquire skills and abilities as a child, but overcoming your fears and weaknesses as an adult, that is hard work.
Anyway, that happened at the very end of the series. He had to fight his huge ego most of the time, which makes him overall an anti-hero imo.
Looks like this is the hive for anti-heroes lol. I hope here will be some more villains. It's the villains that makes (or causes) all the fun. And without them there wouldn't be many heroes. 
No hero is indeed worthless they all bring something to the table to help the worldI'd be a hero.
unless that hero is aquaman then that hero is worthless
How would a Sadistic personality go? actually this is basically me.
Sadistic Personality that would do anything to get something that has greatly peaked my interest.
Granted If my special people were actually killed I can tell ya. Nuclear Holocaust incoming.or I'd find the guy and Slaughter his loved ones in his face for ****s and giggles.
2nd If you have to do something bad for something good as a end result what's that classified as?
Sadistic Personality that would do anything to get something that has greatly peaked my interest.
Granted If my special people were actually killed I can tell ya. Nuclear Holocaust incoming.or I'd find the guy and Slaughter his loved ones in his face for ****s and giggles.
2nd If you have to do something bad for something good as a end result what's that classified as?
There have been heroes with Sadistic Personalities, but what you need to do is couple the thought of you having super powers WITH your sadistic personalities. How would you use them. For good or for evil.
It's not situational ...A villain MAKES the situation. A hero SAVES people from a situation caused by a villain. So, if you had godly powers, you'd use them for evil or good. That's just human nature. There are very few humans alive who would have godly power, and not use them unless a situation ACTUALLY demanded it.
Actually I'd just use it to be lazier and make my life easier. Unless something I hate and can take action about arises
I would refuse to be classified as any of these, because the line between hero and villain is very, very broad. I would do merely what I think is right, even if that means being the villain by everyone else's standards. Take Adolf Hitler for example, he was a hero in his eyes. He believed what he was doing was for the good of the world. However, talk to anyone off the streets these days, anywhere in the world, and I can guarantee you they'll say Adolf Hitler was evil.
I hated Light's guts, so I'm in no position to say really. At the very least, he was an unlikable asshole of a protagonist.
Difficult question.
I guess I would use them for good if I SAW something that should be fixed, but I'm not going to go out and look for people to help.
On the same token, I would probably be breaking people out of prison, who, in my mind, don't deserve to be there. (Pot smokers, and prostitutes mostly.)
And then I would also use for personal game. . .
So I'm a bit of a mix.
I guess I would use them for good if I SAW something that should be fixed, but I'm not going to go out and look for people to help.
On the same token, I would probably be breaking people out of prison, who, in my mind, don't deserve to be there. (Pot smokers, and prostitutes mostly.)
And then I would also use for personal game. . .
So I'm a bit of a mix.