The Paragon trope as used in popular culture. A character who lives to help others, but in a way that shows those people how to help themselves. This …

A Third-Person Shooter-MOBA/Hero Shooter made by Epic Games of Unreal Tournament fame, running on the Unreal Engine 4. Has a character page.

Paragon may refer to: The Paragon trope, for the hero who encourages others to be more heroic. The Kim Possible fanfic. The fanfic by Kitsune Heart.

A Greater Scope Paragon often serves as an even greater form of good than the Big Good of a story's setting (whether in raw power, overall influence, or both)

The Paragon isn't just a good guy, he's the good guy. Everyone looks up to him. He's at the forefront of every battle, gives the Rousing Speeches, and has ...

Aurora's abilities allow her to manipulate the cold. A powerful frontline initiator, Aurora uses the cold to freeze her enemies and take what she pleases.

They're the top angels (or angel-like beings) around, and can usually be found as the heads of a Council of Angels.

Basic Trope: A hero who inspires others to be heroic. Straight: Alice does her duty to help others just so they can learn how to help themselves.

Mass Effect: Paragon Lost provides examples of: Ain't Too Proud to Beg: Messner desperately begs Vega for his life in exchange for the data on the Collectors.

A description of tropes appearing in Paragon (1979). Paragon is a Physical Pinball Table released by Bally in 1979. It was designed by Greg Kmiec, and …