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Asuka Deguchi is a perfect 100, she has never done anything wrong (except be fired twice, bully random individual students in her class, commit arson at school, ignore any and all instances of students breaking the rules, and steal money from multiple sources to fuel her gambling addiction)
perfect record
Real everyone loves Asuka
Hmm Jason and Ken or at like a kinda similar level at like a solid 30-40 maybe Jason's a bit lower at like 18-25
Kurai is too sweet for the world he's a solid 88
Kurai is too sweet for the world he's a solid 88
oh a scale of 100? Hm... Let me give some explanations on them!
This will be out of 100 and in a few parts; Public / Personal / Family. So each character will have 3 scores, the Public one is how nice they are to strangers and to the overall public as a whole! Personal is more set for their friends and people they know. and lastly, Family which is their Bio/Adopted/Claimed family.
Eli; 90 / 65 / 99
Souta; 15 / 60 / 90
Tsuyosh; 75 / 87 / 98
This will be out of 100 and in a few parts; Public / Personal / Family. So each character will have 3 scores, the Public one is how nice they are to strangers and to the overall public as a whole! Personal is more set for their friends and people they know. and lastly, Family which is their Bio/Adopted/Claimed family.
Eli; 90 / 65 / 99
Souta; 15 / 60 / 90
Tsuyosh; 75 / 87 / 98
Yong-Sun Seong - 78/100
Areum Higglebottom - 98/100
Painter Girl - 100/100
Umeko Akihito - 25/100
Scientist RAIN - 50/100
Wakana Asogi - 89/100
Areum Higglebottom - 98/100
Painter Girl - 100/100
Umeko Akihito - 25/100
Scientist RAIN - 50/100
Wakana Asogi - 89/100
Erik Finster
85.19 of 100.00
Ways to Be Kind
- Direct Acts of Kindness
- Offering emotional support and empathy. (9/10)
- Giving compliments and encouraging others. (9/10)
- Providing practical help (e.g., assisting with tasks, sharing resources). (10/10)
- Indirect Acts of Kindness
- Donating to charities or causes. (9/10)
- Volunteering for community services. (8/10)
- Advocating for positive changes benefiting others. (10/10)
- Self-kindness
- Practicing self-care and self-compassion. (7/10)
- Engaging in personal growth activities that also benefit others indirectly. (7/10)
- Spontaneous Kindness
- Random acts of kindness without expecting anything in return. (10/10)
- Small gestures of goodwill (e.g., smiling, polite manners). (10/10)
- Planned Kindness
- Organizing events or initiatives aimed at helping others. (9/10)
- Creating projects or programs to address specific needs in the community. (7/10)
- Kindness Through Listening
- Actively listening and providing a space for others to express themselves. (10/10)
- Being present and attentive in interactions. (9/10)
- Environmental Kindness
- Engaging in activities that protect or improve the environment. (8/10)
- Making lifestyle changes to reduce personal impact on the planet. (9/10)
- Digital Kindness
- Promoting positivity online. (9/10)
- Supporting others through digital platforms (e.g., social media encouragement, online volunteering). (9/10)
- Scope of Impact
- Actionst affecting a larger community or having a global impact. (3/10)
- Affecting an intimate or small group of close individuals. (10/10)
- Effort and Sacrifice
- Personal effort, time, or resources devoted to the act of kindness. (9/10)
- Personal capability to accept loss through believing and trusting in others. (10/10)
- Sustainability
- How long-lasting and self-perpetuating the benefits of the act of kindness are. (8/10)
- Willingness to create kind circumstances even if they are not sustainable. (9/10)
- Inclusivity
- How well the act of kindness addresses the needs of the most marginalized or disadvantaged. (7/10)
- How egalitarian will resources, time, and effort be spend among people. (7/10)
- Reciprocity Expectation
- How low are expectations of reciprocity, or how high is the altruism. (8/10)
- How low are expectations of reciprocity, or how high is the altruism. (8/10)
85.19 of 100.00
my only char i play rn jeong has D.I.D or multi personality disorder!
his inner char "jona" is extremely kind charming and is the bitch getter of the three
the other one "tsuko" is a 21 year old and is often seen as the big brother model
lastly "ryogi" is thd psyhcopathic murderer that everyine loves :D
his inner char "jona" is extremely kind charming and is the bitch getter of the three
the other one "tsuko" is a 21 year old and is often seen as the big brother model
lastly "ryogi" is thd psyhcopathic murderer that everyine loves :D
Sky (Since she has DID)
- Sky : 100/100
- Michiko: 70/100
- Mitch: 10/100
- Tris: 70/100
Morax
- 100/100
Barbatos
- 80/100
Buer
- 60/100
- Sky : 100/100
- Michiko: 70/100
- Mitch: 10/100
- Tris: 70/100
Morax
- 100/100
Barbatos
- 80/100
Buer
- 60/100
I need to take notes and see if we can create a feel good circle of friends, comprised of the most kind people in Karakura.
We should meet up at the library or the family store and drink tea and eat cake!
We should meet up at the library or the family store and drink tea and eat cake!
Tsubaki’s kind scale would be an 85/100 for multiple reasons.
1. Being compassionate and empathetic. Tsubaki has the INFJ personality trait. People who hold the INFJ personality are well known for being empathetic and compassionate towards others emotions. Tsubaki cares about the well-being of others around her. She’s also often moved by those who are suffering around her.
2. Being supportive and understanding. Tsubaki will go out of her way to be there for others who need support. Even if it’s just to be a listening ear or a shoulder to lean on. Tsubaki will always be there for her friends and loved ones.
3. Being respectful and considerate. Tsubaki will always treat others with respect and consideration. Such as valuing their perspectives and feelings. Tsubaki is mindful of how her words and actions can impact others who are around her. She strives to make a positive difference in the world and an inclusive environment.
4. Being non-violent and conflict resolution. Even though Tsubaki faces challenges and conflicts she will never use violence unless under circumstances. However, that is never the case, she prefers to resolve the issues with peace rather than using violence and aggression towards it.
5. Being a positive influence. With Tsubaki being filled with kindness she wants to extend beyond her circle to those around her. Tsubaki is well known for her kindness and sticking up for what’s right. Whether that’s making a change in the Justice system, volunteering for events, or being a listening ear to those who need it.
1. Being compassionate and empathetic. Tsubaki has the INFJ personality trait. People who hold the INFJ personality are well known for being empathetic and compassionate towards others emotions. Tsubaki cares about the well-being of others around her. She’s also often moved by those who are suffering around her.
2. Being supportive and understanding. Tsubaki will go out of her way to be there for others who need support. Even if it’s just to be a listening ear or a shoulder to lean on. Tsubaki will always be there for her friends and loved ones.
3. Being respectful and considerate. Tsubaki will always treat others with respect and consideration. Such as valuing their perspectives and feelings. Tsubaki is mindful of how her words and actions can impact others who are around her. She strives to make a positive difference in the world and an inclusive environment.
4. Being non-violent and conflict resolution. Even though Tsubaki faces challenges and conflicts she will never use violence unless under circumstances. However, that is never the case, she prefers to resolve the issues with peace rather than using violence and aggression towards it.
5. Being a positive influence. With Tsubaki being filled with kindness she wants to extend beyond her circle to those around her. Tsubaki is well known for her kindness and sticking up for what’s right. Whether that’s making a change in the Justice system, volunteering for events, or being a listening ear to those who need it.