Character list

Redemption arcs done right

Not a last-minute change of heart — these are earned, slow, and actually paid for.

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ZukoAvatar: The Last Airbender · 2005

Three seasons of genuine, earned change make his turn one of TV's most-referenced redemption arcs.

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VegetaDragon Ball Z · 1989

From Earth-conquering villain to reluctant hero, stretched across the Saiyan, Namek, and Cell sagas.

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SnapeHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 · 2011

The "Always" reveal recontextualizes seven books' worth of a character everyone thought they understood.

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Darth VaderStar Wars: Return of the Jedi · 1983

Turns on the Emperor to save his son in the trilogy's final act — the redemption the whole saga was building to.

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Jaime LannisterGame of Thrones · 2011

Loses a hand, gains a conscience, and spends several seasons genuinely earning Brienne's respect.

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EndeavorMy Hero Academia · 2016

The show doesn't let him off easy for the abusive father he was, which is exactly why the arc works.

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Ben SoloStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker · 2019

Turns from Kylo Ren back to Ben Solo just in time to save Rey, at the cost of his own life.

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Sasuke UchihaNaruto Shippuden · 2007

A long, controversial road, but his eventual return to the Leaf closes out one of shonen's biggest arcs.

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LokiLoki · 2021

From Avengers villain to the god who holds the entire multiverse together, willingly, alone.

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CatraShe-Ra and the Princesses of Power · 2018

A genuinely messy, well-earned turn from antagonist to Adora's closest ally by the series finale.