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Apparently I'm volatile, self-obsessed and don't play well with others.
~ Iron Man.
Hoo-hoo Hoo-hoo! Hoo-hoo! Hoo-hoo! Oh brother! Have I got this chump going! Hoo-hoo! Hoo-hoo! What a knucklehead! Falling for that sssplit personality monster gag! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
~ Daffy Duck reveling in scaring Porky in "The Prize Pest".
Face slam!
~ Crash's recurring catchphrase to slam into other people's heads as a fun habit of his.

Mischievous Heroes or Troublemakers, are heroes who are puckish, disobedient, playful and/or childish, as they are essentially the beneficial opposites of evil-intentioned instigators in the sense they are good-hearted, yet have a lot of fun getting into some trouble and messing with people by playing practical jokes on the heroes or the villains, take pleasure in inconveniencing people for the fun of getting reactions and rises out of them, and driving people crazy (mostly their opponents) by cracking tons of jokes at their expense while spreading some amount of chaos and mayhem in and/or out of their heroic acts.

While these rapscallions do mean well, they are often seen as somewhat reckless, chaotic and irresponsible since they often like to cause trouble (even by harmless means), pull silly pranks on others and generally act quite devious in their mischief-making, making these characters out to be scamps and rascals whose extremely cheeky behavior and troublesome antics generally making them hard to take seriously as heroes.

NOTE: Some Pure Goods can only be considered Mischievous as long as they are treated as noble tricksters whose jokes and pranks are brief, harmless and don’t cause any serious trouble to innocent people, and have absolutely no corrupting traits to the mischief (e.g. Aang, Crash Bandicoot, Rayman, Della Duck, Huey Duck, The Collector, Diddy Kong, Dixie Kong, Miles Morales, Eijiro Kirishima, Michelangelo (TMNT 2012), Palutena, Simba, Perrito, and some versions of Spider-Man). Even if in very rare cases, if some Pure Goods tend to act a little mischievous, then their heroic actions have to be taken 100% seriously and overshadows their mischief. If the mischievous character partakes in some shenanigans that are either far too cruel, obnoxious, excessive and harmful to the point nobody (in-universe) finds them to be funny at all for going way too far with their chaotic antics, which pranks and hoaxes generally are, then they cannot qualify as Pure Good.

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