Flawed-Embraced

Heroic Benchmarks who, besides failing the admirable standards, are also very inconsistent in their heroism. In other words, this category is meant for Heroic Benchmarks who would have been Inconsistently Admirable if they were admirable enough. These Heroic Benchmarks have the following kinds:

Heroic Benchmarks with too many corrupting qualities (such as Garfield, Metro Man, BoJack Horseman, Bob Bobowski, Okoye, Han Mi-nyeo, Ian Malcolm, and Asuka Langley Sohryu), or are too jerkish (eg. Princess Daisy, Squidward Tentacles, and Mr. Potato Head).
Heroic Benchmarks with moral agency issues or insufficient characterization that make it inappropriate for them to be Pure Good or Near Pure Good (examples being Yoshi, his Rabbid counterpart, Baby Metroid, SCP-2295, or Te Fiti).
Heroic Benchmarks that are On & Off and not always being heroes (like Mr. Krabs, Gumball Watterson, Bowser, Bowser Jr., Plankton, Travis, Gabriel, Remilia Scarlet, and Rain & Misery)
Heroic Benchmarks that are extremely incompetent (eg. Okuyasu Nijimura, Fishy Boopkins, Richard Watterson and Steve Small).

It is also worth noting that no hero in this category has the potential to be Near Pure Good or (much less) Pure Good, as all of these heroes have too many preventions to qualify as such.

Fallen heroes can also count as long as they already display corrupting qualities that prevent them from being NPG or if at least are willing to corrupt themselves (eg. Dooku, M.K., Shane Walsh, New Era Bi-Han, and Tyler Down).

They are the heroic counterparts to Flawed-Embraced Villainous Benchmarks, and are the polar opposites of Completely Good heroes.

Plus, any act of adding any of these heroes to the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki without proposing/discussing them as IA beforehand will result in you getting blocked temporarily by the admins, so please do not add any of these heroes to the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki unless they get properly approved to be IA. Continuing to violate this rule will result in farther and more severe consequences.