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A D&D Alignment chart created with Yu-Gi-Oh! characters. Just kind of an in-betweener project until I get to working on bigger and better stuff. Enjoy!

Yami Yugi/Lawful Good: Yami seems to be usually the one who adheres to a certain set of rules or is the more old-styled person of the two.
Yugi Muto/Neutral Good: The hero in a nutshell. Yugi will always strive to do the right thing, even if it means harming himself or losing a duel, something that even the Pharaoh has had difficulty with (versus Kaiba in Duelist Kingdom or versus Rafael in Doma arc, anyone?)
Joey Wheeler/Chaotic Good: He's nowhere near the virtuous hero of a Neutral Good, but in any situation, Joey will do what he sees as right. In his definition, that is.
Mai Valentine/Lawful Neutral: Mai's not interested in good or evil, but if people are hurting those she cares about, she's willing to lend a hand or go up against an enemy.
Seto Kaiba/True Neutral: Kaiba does not care what happens outside his business, nor does he care what people think of him for that belief. He has his own agenda, and he's unconcerned with anything that doesn't involve said agenda.
Rex and Weevil/Chaotic Neutral: Too unruly to be Good alignment and too stupid to be considered evil, these two fall squarely into the reams of chaotic neutral. They bring chaos to themselves in whatever they do because of their own bumbling idiocy, and often get others into trouble because of the side effects of their foolishness.
Maxamillion J. Pegasus/Lawful Evil: Pegasus could also be a contender for neutral evil, but his types of plans are usually too well-thought-out and manipulative to be any other alignment. Also, though he's an evil person, he does keep a sense of honor, and will hold that up regardless of what happens to him.
Yami Bakura/Neutral Evil: Bakura serves his own agenda, but unlike Kaiba, he has no qualms about thrashing or outright murdering people who get in his way. Whatever happens as a result of his actions is of no concern to him: the ends justify the means.
Yami Marik/Chaotic Evil: Do I really need to say anything for this? The guy lives for destruction and has no real reason for what he does other than that he's evil. Also, anyone who makes the faces he does has got to be insane. That, or horribly deformed from birth.

Description
A D&D Alignment chart created with Yu-Gi-Oh! characters. Just kind of an in-betweener project until I get to working on bigger and better stuff. Enjoy!

Yami Yugi/Lawful Good: Yami seems to be usually the one who adheres to a certain set of rules or is the more old-styled person of the two.
Yugi Muto/Neutral Good: The hero in a nutshell. Yugi will always strive to do the right thing, even if it means harming himself or losing a duel, something that even the Pharaoh has had difficulty with (versus Kaiba in Duelist Kingdom or versus Rafael in Doma arc, anyone?)
Joey Wheeler/Chaotic Good: He's nowhere near the virtuous hero of a Neutral Good, but in any situation, Joey will do what he sees as right. In his definition, that is.
Mai Valentine/Lawful Neutral: Mai's not interested in good or evil, but if people are hurting those she cares about, she's willing to lend a hand or go up against an enemy.
Seto Kaiba/True Neutral: Kaiba does not care what happens outside his business, nor does he care what people think of him for that belief. He has his own agenda, and he's unconcerned with anything that doesn't involve said agenda.
Rex and Weevil/Chaotic Neutral: Too unruly to be Good alignment and too stupid to be considered evil, these two fall squarely into the reams of chaotic neutral. They bring chaos to themselves in whatever they do because of their own bumbling idiocy, and often get others into trouble because of the side effects of their foolishness.
Maxamillion J. Pegasus/Lawful Evil: Pegasus could also be a contender for neutral evil, but his types of plans are usually too well-thought-out and manipulative to be any other alignment. Also, though he's an evil person, he does keep a sense of honor, and will hold that up regardless of what happens to him.
Yami Bakura/Neutral Evil: Bakura serves his own agenda, but unlike Kaiba, he has no qualms about thrashing or outright murdering people who get in his way. Whatever happens as a result of his actions is of no concern to him: the ends justify the means.
Yami Marik/Chaotic Evil: Do I really need to say anything for this? The guy lives for destruction and has no real reason for what he does other than that he's evil. Also, anyone who makes the faces he does has got to be insane. That, or horribly deformed from birth.