Near Pure Goods who occasionally act a bit differently than usual. In spite of always being good in alignment, they can have times where they may get quite mad and act like more of a jerk than usual, or they may have small moments where they do little or nothing heroic at all. However, these moments would be small.

Cases involve:

1. A hero who has despaired and lost hope after losing someone close to them, being betrayed, being defeated or failed, having personal issues or they were being looked down by others. Usually, the hero would become hostile and resistant to do anything optimistic as they would rather give up instead of standing up for who they are. Sometimes, the hero would break into tears and lamenting over their problems. Under these circumstances, the hero would prefer to be alone and away from others. After this moment, the hero would come to get over their depression and go back to helping others (e.g. Komaru Naegi, Sandy Cheeks, Thor, Rabbid Rosalina, Sidon, Megamind, Alador Blight, Jade Grady, Marlin, and Riju). In these circumstances, the heroes could even temporarily lose control and seek revenge. However, they managed to regain their sanity and mercifully spare others' lives for good (e.g. The Second Coming and Sting Eucliffe). Some heroes can be nihilistic in some cases (e.g. Peter B. Parker, Probst Wyatt III, Hajime Hinata, and Kanao Tsuyuri).
2. The hero becomes hostile and has moments of being a jerk to others. This may be because they are insecure, persuaded by others with bad influence, being annoyed, or going through a phase in their character. In these moments, the heroes would break out of this mentality and apologize to those they have offended. In other moments, the heroes would learn from their behavior and not repeat it (e.g. Disgust, Blossom, Edward Elric, Ben Tennyson, George Bailey, Cat Noir, Nick Wilde, Gwen, Aladdin, Spider-Man, Shining Armor, Sprig Plantar, Eda Clawthorne, Danny Phantom, Sokka, Applejack, Kevin Van Newton, Zipp Storm, Sunburst, Teba, Hitch Trailblazer, Sasha Waybright, Ray Ferrier, Black Widow, Mabel Pines, Dewey Duck, Ryuko Matoi, Rani, Sonic the Hedgehog, Atreus, and Ash Ketchum).
3. The hero would lose their temper and get angry at others, mostly for good reasons. It is mainly because of something that irritates them, anyone making mistakes, getting into arguments, being deceived, others being jerks or their loved ones getting harmed. However, the hero managed to calm down instantly and apologized for their outburst, though they sometimes don't apologize if the lash out was well reasoned (e.g. Buttercup, Sunset Shimmer, Stanford Pines, Aja Tarron, Dipper Pines, Katara, The movie version of Red, Pipp Petals, Rocko, Peppy Hare, Queen Angella, Ann Takamaki, Tenya Ida, Perfuma, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Quinn Ergon, Polly Plantar, Starlight Glimmer, Captain Marvel, Peppy Hare, Mr. Wolf, Tetra, Urbosa, Ladybug, Willow Park, Atsuko Kagari, Erza Scarlet, Shulk, Yoko Littner, Skips, Mr. Incredible, Violet Parr, Harry Potter, Misty, Fix-It Felix, Phineas Flynn, Woody, Wyldstyle, Rarity, Reggie Rowe, Tori Spearleif, Winry Rockbell, and Maka Albarn).
4. The hero would make mistakes which had unintentionally caused problems with others. The reasons for this include mischief, carelessness, and somewhat doing reckless things without consent. Despite this, the hero would fix their mistakes and promised not to repeat it again (e.g. Fear, Pink Panther, Pinkie Pie, Pinkie Pie from Equestria Girls, Gus Porter, Soos Ramirez, Hop Pop Plantar, Goofy, Genie, Wreck-It Ralph, Princess Astral, Marcy Wu, Jack Skellington, Bobby, Daruk, Atreus, Rabbid Luigi, Mater, The Live-Action version of Sonic, and Katie Mitchell).
5. The hero was exposed to toxins or forces that brought out their darkest qualities or something even worse. The heroes under these instances were either possessed, corrupted, or brainwashed from an external source. However, the heroes managed to recover themselves (e.g. Aqua, Beast Boy, Lena Sabrewing, Albus Dumbledore, Natsu Dragneel, Axol, Mikan Tsumiki, Clawroline, Jenny Wakeman, Fumikage Tokoyami, Stitch and Yunobo).
6. The hero could be temporarily allying with the villains for their good intentions, on undercover, pragmatic reasons, or being manipulated by them for their own gains. However, the heroes would eventually realize it and rebelled against them for this (e.g. Spike, Hunter, Knuckles the Echidna, Quiet Robe, Kelly Quinn, Alex Rubium, Lilith Clawthorne, Crash Bandicoot, Will Turner, Hawks and Joebotnik McCricket).
7. The hero can have a mental breakdown or a tantrum, such as anxiety, depression, or worse, losing control of themselves. However, they managed to get over with it (e.g. Bubbles, Tulin, Samus Aran, Dominic Wolfwood, Starfire, and Doctor Strange).
8. The hero has moments of antagonizing others for any reasons, including for good. However, they later reformed themselves and apologized for their actions, though they did not apologize even if it's well-reasoned (e.g. the movie version of Donkey Kong, Michael Afton, Captain Grime, Meta Knight, Jake, The Animator, and Sans).

NOTE: These Near Pure Goods could still be quite remorseful and apologetic or tend to learn from their mistakes.

Their opposites are Near Pure Evils with Cooling off Periods. Their fewer heroic counterparts are On & Off heroes.