Controversial Are the HKs well-known by the public?

[Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier]

That's what I hope, but if he didn't know about IMU, what does he know?
Only about the culling games? God Valley? Has he seen a Gorosei in his demonic form? Is he privy of the Elbaf mural?

Lol, the dude has a giant as one of his best and strongest officers (Morley is like a Tobiroppo or All Stars equivalent), and he's also got ties with Saul and Vegapunk. He likely has seen the mural and knows some of the context for it.

 

[Zufolobelisk]

That's what I hope, but if he didn't know about IMU, what does he know?
Only about the culling games? God Valley? Has he seen a Gorosei in his demonic form? Is he privy of the Elbaf mural?

At this point, all we can do is wait until Dragon finally makes his move.

 

[soupongo]

This makes Dragon more grounded and, at the same time, less interesting of a character.
He started the biggest counter-WG organization in recent history and became the world's most dangerous man not because he learned the true history, hidden from the masses, not because he discovered a secret king perpetrating genocides from the shadows, but because... he saw how corrupt the CDs are? And--maybe--had his wife kidnapped by one of them?
When you put it like this, nothing separates Dragon from any of the current Marines in terms of insight. Dragon was simply the one willing to do something about it, while Garp turns a blind eye in the name of balance, and Akainu still considers the pirates more dangerous than the elite.

Because he was kept a mystery for like 20 years people made up their entire story about him where he knows the entire void century or whatever.