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In Naruto, the Sunny-Side Battle! OVA has Itachi attempting to make breakfast: every single one of his eggs is a failure in some way.

The rest is because he was abandoned by his mother as a child when he didn't meet her insanely high standards. Part of this effort is motivated by his desire to stand as Kaguya's equal and prove that he's good enough for her. He takes studying very seriously, and any shortcomings he may have ( of which there are a lot) are painstakingly rooted out and overcome. Shirogane from Kaguya-sama: Love Is War is obsessed with maintaining his perfect student council president image.Now, perfection actually causes her to snap and wreck things intentionally. Throughout her childhood, she was forced to be absolutely perfect. Deconstructed with Machi in Fruits Basket.Unlike most examples here, however, Miki remains a positively good and sane girl despite her 'perfectionist' stance. Also, if she really perceives that something is really her fault or there's bigger stakes at hand, she'd ignore whatever imperfect look she had, in order to fix that fault or solve that stake. As an aspiring model, she usually goes out of her way to keep up with her perfect appearance and manner, but unlike most of the examples here, she could take failures better, by lamenting "I'm not perfect.". Miki Aono/Cure Berry from Fresh Pretty Cure! usually peppers her words with "Perfect" to the point her Catchphrase is "I'm perfect!".However, it's rather telling that she seems to look up to Joichiro Saiba (Soma's father) as the ultimate chef because she believes him to be similarly obsessed with victory, unaware of how different he is in real life. The idea that Soma actually learns from failure even if he doesn't like it repulses her. Food Wars!: Erina Nakiri considers the idea of any kind of failure or struggle abhorrent.In addition to the inherent problems this causes, it comes into conflict with his pacifism, since perfectionism abhors compromise. Henry Wong from Digimon Tamers has this as one of his few flaws.He has to be perfect, and if the only way to ensure that he is perfect is to establish himself as God by forcing his brand of justice upon the world, in the process murdering everyone who is imperfect and bad according to him, then so be it. He just murdered a man using an Artifact of Doom? That's. He's athletic, intelligent, and charismatic? That's good. He gets perfect grades in school? That's good.

SHADOWRUN HONG KONG WIKI PLASTIC FACED MAN CODE

Death Note: The crux of Light Yagami's beliefs and moral code runs around this.Thus, whenever even the slightest thing goes wrong, she tends to panic. DARLING in the FRANXX: One of Ichigo's Fatal Flaws she takes any kind of failure, no matter how small or justifiable, very seriously and believes it reflects laziness on her part.It makes her reliable, but also causes her personal life to suffer. Yuki from Cheeky Brat is a perfectionist, at least when it comes to her club manager duties which she takes very seriously.

He also describes her as someone who will freak out if they beat a video game without doing 100% completion. Instead, she toyed with him while waiting for the perfect moment to end the fight, allowing him to counterattack.

Shiage Hamazura noted that if she hadn't been obsessed with a perfect victory, she would have been able to kill him in an instant.

A Certain Magical Index has Shizuri Mugino, at least before her Heel≯ace Turn.

This makes her really hard to work alongside, despite her considerate nature. When Romeo questions this mindset, she fires him, preferring to do all the work alone rather than accept inferior help.

Anne Sieber in Boarding School Juliet demands that her subordinates put forth nothing less than their absolute effort in every task, even if that task is as small as pinning up posters (they must be uncreased and perpendicular, she says).

To him, perfection means there is no place left for additional knowledge and abilities and thus nothing left else for him as a scientist to strive for.

In Bleach, although one would expect him to be one considering his love for experimentation, Mayuri makes it quite clear that he absolutely loathes perfection.

It doesn't help his past practically had him be herbivore meat fodder at a young age until he was saved, adopted, and raised to be the man he is today. However, he is specially aware of how his herbivore status limits certain areas he is not proud to admit and thus does everything in his power to avoid showing any sort of weakness to avoid getting pitied. He has everything working for him and is Cherryton's top student.

In Beastars, Louis strives to be the perfect candidate to become a Beastar the top animal of the world who leads the rest.