- Former Admiral Aokiji: "Lazy Justice" (だらけきった正義, Darakekitta Seigi). Kuzan believes that justice is seldom worth pursuing and should only be enforced with little effort. This can be seen reflected in his apathetic attitude and unwillingness to act.
- Admiral Kizaru: "Unclear Justice" (どっちつかずの正義, Dotchitsukazu no Seigi). As the name implies, Borsalino's justice appears to be rather ambiguous and constantly in flux, showing aspects found in both the Lazy Justice and Absolute Justice doctrines. This can be seen in his carefree attitude and fickle priorities coupled with his surprising efficiency and ruthlessness in dealing with criminals.
- Fleet Admiral Sakazuki: "Thorough Justice" (徹底的な正義, Tetteitekina Seigi). Sakazuki believes that even the possibility of "evil" existing must be eradicated down to its roots, regardless if there is any real threat to begin with. This appears to be an even more extreme form of Absolute Justice, as it can lead to the death of several innocents without necessarily punishing the guilty.
- Vice Admiral Tsuru: "Cleansing Justice" (清らかなる正義, Kiyorakanaru Seigi). This fits Tsuru's Devil Fruit, the Woshu Woshu no Mi, which has the power to cleanse evil from the hearts of villains.
- Former Fleet Admiral Sengoku "Reigning Justice"' (君臨する正義, Kunrinsuru Seigi). This justice is fitting for Sengoku's former position as the Fleet Admiral in command of the Marines, in which he was known as "The Resourceful General".
- Admiral Fujitora: "Humane Justice" (仁義ある正義, Jingi aru Seigi). This form of justice tends to prioritize the protection of innocent people over the pursuit of criminals, though Fujitora still does both. This justice is fitting for Fujitora's moral ideals, caring for innocents and opposing corruption in the Government.
- Admiral Ryokugyu: "Determined Justice" (死ぬ気の正義, Shinuki no Seigi). Aramaki believes that subjugation of others is necessary to maintain order, even if systemic violence and discrimination are necessary to do so. This type of Justice appears to be aligned with the most extreme aspects of Absolute Justice, especially in the acknowledgement that the World Nobles have natural superiority over the rest of humanity.
I think Dragon's justice would be similar to Fujitora's. He would be against corruption from the Government and its people in general.
Some choices I think might fit his personality:
- Liberating Justice
- True Justice
- Benevolent Justice
Character Discussion What would Dragon's justice be if he stayed with the Marines and became an admiral?
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