[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by SanoBaron

I never really saw Kaito as someone who was a villain at all. Anti-hero yes, but not a villain. He never really fought anybody weaker than him unless challenged and one can see that his "the strong should protect the weak" and "I must become the strongest" mentalities both coincide with each other. I mean, he had taken a lot of crap from people who were stronger than him and I can see how he'd be like "no one should have to deal with what I did." and just strove to become the strongest and tell the other strong people to get their act together. To me, Kaito is similar to Kouta, he just took a path that was harder.

Except that this isnt Kaito at all. As early as episode twenty we get exactly what his motivations are in when Ryoma offers him to help Yggdrasil protect civilization.

Kaitos answer to this is that a world that needs prtoecting through lies doesnt need protection at all. If Yggdrasil thinks humanity is not strong enough to pretect itself against the incoming invasion it doesnt deserve to be saved and that this war thats coming is the perfect opportunity the decide who is truly strong and who is weak.