I've been saying for a while they're not final or even villains
Kizaru after this arc is going to doubt of the wg and when the times comes he will go against them aokiji joined BB with a purpose we also saw him freazing his tears after "killing"his teacher fujitora is always disobeying wg and do whatever he wants for the sake of people and even akainu i'll dare to say his sentence to kuma chapters ago was also referring to him since he is some kind of slave obeying CD and above questioning his own freedom
The only one it seems aramaki
Do these OP specialists like @Paperchampion23, @Sir Yasheen and @Extravlad realize that outside of the clear surpremacy from Luffy in their encounter, if Kizaru got up to feed Luffy as a hope that he defeats Saturn, instead of facing Saturn himself, it automatically puts Luffy above Kizaru?
That's not coherent at all. There is difference between sneaking some food to Luffy with no one knowing what you have done and straight up jumping your boss. Not to mention that Kizaru wouldn't heal from food, like Luffy does
Do these OP specialists like @Paperchampion23, @Sir Yasheen and @Extravlad realize that outside of the clear surpremacy from Luffy in their encounter, if Kizaru got up to feed Luffy as a hope that he defeats Saturn, instead of facing Saturn himself, it automatically puts Luffy above Kizaru?
Drop it dude, you’re just coming across as a huge jackass. Only Vlad is even a part of the “admiral agenda” All @Paperchampion23 and @Sir Yasheen did is commit the apparently grave sin of questioning your theories, and the one incessantly poking the bear as a result is you.
Yes it seems Oda is definitely portraying the Admirals way different to the Gorosei and Garling. I've always said that Akainu isn't straight evil and there will be more to his character.
If Kizaru keeps it professional it's alright if he helps out Luffy if it serves to save Bonney and Sentomaru.
Kuzan feels guilty because of Robin so he'll help them out because of that.
The admirals have always been antagonists, not outright villains. On paper, they’re the “good guys,” and at the least we know that people like Garp, Issho, smoker, Kuzan, Koby joined to try to do good in the world. They’re not warlords or human traffickers. Having to be complicit in atrocities isn’t easy for any of them.
Yes it seems Oda is definitely portraying the Admirals way different to the Gorosei and Garling. I've always said that Akainu isn't straight evil and there will be more to his character.
If Kizaru keeps it professional it's alright if he helps out Luffy if it serves to save Bonney and Sentomaru.
Kuzan feels guilty because of Robin so he'll help them out because of that.
I agree to an extent. Kuzan and Kizaru have never been shown to be evil. Akainu is actually a murderer though and killed luffys brother. There is no redemption for him imo. He will have a backstory like everyone else though
It redeems them morally but making them Nika fanboys is just a basterdization of their character lmao, pretty much akin to Naruto and the villains becoming allies because Naruto talked to them.
You do understand, that they joined the Marines because they wanted to protect people, right? Some Marines might do morally questionable things, but at the end of the day, they do it believing that it's for the better good.
Back in volume 75, a dude "proposed" a theory to Oda. Based on this theory (which was based on Momotaro's legend), the dude stated that Fujitora and Ryokugyu could have harbored secret feelings of aversion if not outright hostility towards the WG.
Oda jokingly denied, while implicitly admitting the theory was spot on and he was found out (panic, cold sweat and such):
Now we have seen that Ryokugyu seems the exact opposite of that...which is kind of fishy. Or at least it could be.
Some people don’t seem to be able to differentiate between villains and antagonists.
The Admirals have always each had their own sense of Justice. Even if some side with Nika in the end, it won’t be because of some weird devotion but what they consider to be just.
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