Is Kuzan (Aokiji) actually on Blackbeard’s aspect, or might he betray him quickly?

Oda’s portrayal of Kuzan has left his true allegiance ambiguous, did he actually attempt to kill Garp?

Within the basic literary trope, we see characters who infiltrate enemy ranks solely to betray them at a vital second. Might Kuzan be following an identical path? Take into consideration Harry Potter:

● Blackbeard = Voldemort (enemy)

● Garp = Dumbledore (good friend)

● Kuzan = Snape (double agent)

Kuzan could be secretly supporting Garp, however he seems able to sacrifice him to realize Educate’s belief.

Simply as Snape killed Dumbledore to idiot Voldemort, might Kuzan’s assault on Garp be a part of a larger plan to take down Blackbeard?

Educate instructions the ten Titanic Captains, however what sank the Titanic? An iceberg—ice.

Kuzan’s ice powers appear virtually symbolic on this case, suggesting that he may very well be the drive that finally sinks Blackbeard’s pirates.

Educate himself is not any stranger to betrayal, he murdered Thatch to steal the Yami Yami no Mi. It will be a becoming and poetic twist if Kuzan betrays him when he least expects it.

This could mirror Educate’s personal treacherous rise to energy, making his downfall all of the extra satisfying.

Blackbeard relies on the historic pirate Edward Educate, a ruthless and crafty determine.

A few of Educate’s personal crewmembers betrayed him and supplied testimony that led to his downfall.

Will Kuzan comply with this path and grow to be the important thing to bringing down Marshall D. Educate?

Kuzan as soon as stated, “I’m simply me… Smoker.”

His powers are based mostly on ice, which might endure part transitions—from strong to liquid and again.

Equally, his allegiance to Educate could have appeared strong at first, however like ice, it might simply change and soften away over time.

Kuzan is closely impressed by Yusaku Matsuda, a well-known Japanese actor identified for portraying morally ambiguous characters who typically face dilemmas of loyalty and betrayal.

Like Matsuda, Kuzan wrestles with redemption. Betraying Blackbeard may very well be his means of righting the wrongs he allowed to occur by becoming a member of the pirates.

He could comply with within the footsteps of Snape, who dedicated horrible acts solely to redeem himself via a last act of betrayal.