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Crow Mask threatened to interfere with Zod's plan to stop Dadaneuph, Desir requested that the Tower Master teleport both him and the terrorist away so Desir can battle him one-on-one. As they fight, Crow Mask becomes more and more intrigue and irritated with the young mage. With the arrival of his party, Desir manages to force the terrorist to retreat. Overtime, as more and more of the Outsiders' plans are thwarted by Desir, Crow Mask develops an obsession with Desir, seeing him as the biggest obstacle to their plans, even more so than Zod Exarion, the sole Seventh Circle Mage in the world. Crow Mask even becomes the second Seventh Circle Mage in hopes of surpassing and killing Desir. On Desir's end, he too sees Crow Mask as a dangerous individual who stands in the way of his own goals to prepare the world for the Shadow Labyrinth. Despite the
hatred the have for each other, the two are very similar, which they both acknowledge. They're both Commoners, they both seek for equality between Nobels and Commoners, even if their reasons and methods for doing so are completely opposite (Desir seeks to prepare for the Shadow Labyrinth while Crow Mask has an intense hatred for Nobels and how Commoners are treated by them), and they are both willing to do whatever they have to to achieve their goals. Desir's hatred for Crow Mask and all Outsiders increase exponentially when a dear friend from his past life, Aaron, is turned into a Homunculus and he's forced to kill him. After Desir defeats him, Crow Mask then comes to realize that Desir had achieved his goals for wanting equality for Commoners and Nobels. This convinces Crow Mask to share with Desir the Outsiders plans on creating artificially Shadow Worlds before he is executed.
0 Reply Leonard Bondoc 5 months ago as I remember, I see kizaru more cautious and don’t want to fight against beckman than luffy’s snakeman 0 Reply Raksha 5 months ago Kizaru: I see how you defeated Kaido alright.
Luffy: Wait for my Gear 5. 1 Reply Demon Hunters Shardyy 5 months ago BAJRANG GUN INCOMING?? 0 Reply NameLess11111 5 months ago 🥶 0 Reply DaLLY 5 months ago its missing a few pages 0 Reply View Replies (1) dfd 5 months ago so luffy’s drums of liberation heart beat
awakens the robot, notice in the panel, you can see the music mentioned in japanese letter 0 Reply View Replies (3) MADMatt 5 months ago I think this is the first time we
actually see Kizaru without a smile on his face 0 Reply Cosmic clan Dr0f!k! 5 months ago Luffy risked death but broke through a light shield of a similar consistency to Kizarus light. This feat on top of him grabbing lightning is giving Kizaru a bad outlook😈
Lets go round 2!! 0 Reply shark 5 months ago luffy basically break through dr vegapunk’s barrier with his gear 5. sick 1 Reply loner clan Senpia 5 months ago Ore leaves for like 3 weeks and comes back with a banger 2 Reply Hawkey21 5 months ago im guessing luffy is using snakeman in the little fight against kizaru, since i think he knows he needs the speed, but its hard to tell. 2 Reply HellstormAA 5 months ago Ohh, maybe whoever woke that thing originally had the Nika fruit awakened and that’s how it’s controlled, cause it’s clearly responding to Luffy’s awakening.
So what does this have to do with the characters? Well, rather a lot actually. Throughout the
whole series, there are very few characters who don't show any of the visible signs that one would normally associate with obsessive behaviour, and this is because they're cleverly hidden for the most part. From Maes Hughes' constant babble about his daughter, to Winry's love of automail. From Izumi Curtis' longing for her baby, to Dante's desire for immortality (incidentally, one has to wonder why that particular character was called Dante).
And right at the top of the list is Edward Elric.
In essence, his obsession with being better than his father is what starts the whole
chain of events, which then turns to his obsession with the Philosopher's Stone, and so on. The surprising thing though, is that Ed never actually lets go of his desires in the same manner that others who attempted human transmutation did, and there is actually proof of this too. One look at the manner of Alphonse Elric's return to his body, as well as the nature of that return, will highlight just how very different this show is to Arakwa's version, and how different the mentality is come the end.
And if you want more clarification on this, then feel free to ask.
The characters are actually pretty well developed throughout the series, and it's a testament to the writer's and seiyuu's abilities that they turned out as well as they did. That's not to say there aren't any problems, however the flaws with the characters stem mainly from a difference in goals and perspective rather than any real lack of talent.
