Hamlet as a D&D paladin.

Rashomon- Humanoid Appearance.

Symbolism-based on the Original Story:

Rajōmon, also called Rashōmon, was the gate built at the southern end of the monumental Suzaku Avenue in the ancient Japanese cities of Heijō-kyō (Nara) and Heian-kyō (Kyoto), following the Chinese grid-patterned city layout.

-In Akutagawa Ryunosuke's original short story, "Rashomon", we follow a former servant taking shelter from the rain under the Rashomon. The story takes place in Kyoto, amid collapse. Famine, drought, and sickness consumed society, and resources were running low, the people even destroyed statues of worship to be able to sell the pieces for firewood by the side of the road.

The unnamed protagonist stands under the shelter of the abandoned temple's gate. Inside, corpses claimed by illness reside piled up in the corners. Until he catches a glimpse of light upstairs in one of the desolate rooms. Following the anomaly, he discovers an old woman, who was pulling out the hair from one of the deceased women. After moral contemplation about principles, the man confronts her, bearing his katana at her. Terrified the woman shrieked and hurried to explain herself at the man's demand, rambling about how she only wished to make herself a wig- and that the dead don't mind- as she was only looking out for herself... At this, the protagonist has a revelation- that in a world as ruined as this, the right thing to do, is to do what's best for oneself. Thus killing the old woman, and taking her belongings he ventures away, ready to live the way this new world intends.