Character Discussion Kizaru is a complete psychopath and by far the most dangerous admiral
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No, unlike Aokiji and Akainu he is just playing a role of man who is doing his job, because it is his job. Akainu possibly have some major goals and ideas how to change the world, while Kizaru is just there to be...if he was shiprighter he would be doing only his job and nothing more. Truth is that Kizaru is trying to search some fan on his job, but this never was main reasons of doing what he is going.
Kizaru is "Unclear Justice" for a reason.
A lot of his actions can actually be said to give his opponents more of a chance than they deserve, because even when he has people in his power he doesn't follow through for no outright or discernible reason. Compared to Aokiji and Akainu who always do seem to rationalize their actions.
- Kizaru could have killed Hawkins with just a single beam to the head but chose to answer a den den mushi call instead.
- Kizaru basically toyed with the Strawhats, dragging out his killing of Zoro by giving Usopp, Brook & Robin a chance to act before Rayleigh stepped in.
- Kizaru kicks Luffy around a lot in Marineford without actually killing him. He even gives Luffy a speech about how he can't save anyone without adequate strength then kicks him towards Whitebeard.
- Kizaru shoots the key for Ace's cuffs instead of Luffy himself.
- Kizaru stops himself from shooting Law's submarine just because Koby was about to give a speech. You could even say he purposefully missed hitting Buggy earlier when he was carrying Jimbe & Luffy.
- He's the one that says that the Navy should give up on chasing Luffy and count him lucky after doing his barrage to follow up Aokiji's freezing of the sea.
One could very well say that this is someone who doesn't really seem to want to do the things it looks like he intends to do. There's no clarity to his actions.
A lot of his actions can actually be said to give his opponents more of a chance than they deserve, because even when he has people in his power he doesn't follow through for no outright or discernible reason. Compared to Aokiji and Akainu who always do seem to rationalize their actions.
- Kizaru could have killed Hawkins with just a single beam to the head but chose to answer a den den mushi call instead.
- Kizaru basically toyed with the Strawhats, dragging out his killing of Zoro by giving Usopp, Brook & Robin a chance to act before Rayleigh stepped in.
- Kizaru kicks Luffy around a lot in Marineford without actually killing him. He even gives Luffy a speech about how he can't save anyone without adequate strength then kicks him towards Whitebeard.
- Kizaru shoots the key for Ace's cuffs instead of Luffy himself.
- Kizaru stops himself from shooting Law's submarine just because Koby was about to give a speech. You could even say he purposefully missed hitting Buggy earlier when he was carrying Jimbe & Luffy.
- He's the one that says that the Navy should give up on chasing Luffy and count him lucky after doing his barrage to follow up Aokiji's freezing of the sea.
One could very well say that this is someone who doesn't really seem to want to do the things it looks like he intends to do. There's no clarity to his actions.
Kizaru is not a psychopath, not even close. Character-wise, he's the extreme form of a phlegmatic guy.
A phlegmatic person does not usually get emotional or excited about things
He just seems like a really neutral man, but that's different from a psychopath who usually actively looks out for that smoke.
Sadist psychopaths are characters like Lucci, Doflamingo, possibly Crocodile and Hawkins too.
A phlegmatic person does not usually get emotional or excited about things
He just seems like a really neutral man, but that's different from a psychopath who usually actively looks out for that smoke.
Sadist psychopaths are characters like Lucci, Doflamingo, possibly Crocodile and Hawkins too.
Kizaru is pretty sinister with how detached he seems to be from everything but I don't believe he particularly sadistic. I think his sarcasm and way of speaking just highlight his strenght as he can afford to be casual even against powerful fighters.
Luffy also plays with his opponents sometimes (he even used a navy soldier as a puppet in EL), yeah I don't think Oda intent to portray him as a sadist.
Luffy also plays with his opponents sometimes (he even used a navy soldier as a puppet in EL), yeah I don't think Oda intent to portray him as a sadist.
Borsalino first quote was cause Supernovae were literally forgetting about his presence lol
I think that's just his joyful and relaxed attitude, he's not that bad of a man
Sakazuki, who is not a psychopath imo, would probably get angry for them just standing in front of him and have a much more extreme reaction for example
Real examples of sadism are the following:
- Doflamingo parasiting Rebecca to kill Viola, or Riku to kill his own men, or his treatment of Bellamy in Jaya
- Lucci's backstory and whole character (more of a psychopath than a sadist tho)
- Hawkins torturing Law and blackmailing/beating Killer
I could go on...
Borsalino is a decent man tbh if you leave aside the face that he oversees what the Celestial Dragons do on a daily basis
EDIT - You could say he has schizoid tendencies
I think that's just his joyful and relaxed attitude, he's not that bad of a man
Sakazuki, who is not a psychopath imo, would probably get angry for them just standing in front of him and have a much more extreme reaction for example
Real examples of sadism are the following:
- Doflamingo parasiting Rebecca to kill Viola, or Riku to kill his own men, or his treatment of Bellamy in Jaya
- Lucci's backstory and whole character (more of a psychopath than a sadist tho)
- Hawkins torturing Law and blackmailing/beating Killer
I could go on...
Borsalino is a decent man tbh if you leave aside the face that he oversees what the Celestial Dragons do on a daily basis
EDIT - You could say he has schizoid tendencies
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