One piece of villains who suffered the most

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Summary

• One piece villains often have sympathetic stories and emphasize humanity under their actions.

• Many antagonists in the series tolerated immense suffering before they became contemptible villains.

• Characters like Aokiji and Kuma face physical and emotional trauma, which led to their villages.

Eiichiro oda, author extremely popular One piece The series, has a talent for creating villains who are eventually strangely sympathetic. Although there are more than a few antagonists in the series who want nothing more than destroy everything, and anyone who enters their way has often turned out that they have experienced a huge amount of suffering throughout their lives before they got to this point. Of course, this does not excuse their actions in the main story, but it can at least help emphasize humanity that lies below the surface.

On the other hand, there were also several One piece Villas, who experienced many hardships in the main story, mentally and physically, especially those who were forced to blow or two from Luffy and Slama Hats. Many of these villains are absolutely contemptible, but it is still important to recognize how much they have gone as individuals.

Aokija

Aokiji was expelled from Marines and lost his limb for a good measure

• First performance: Episode 227

Aokiji is a relatively interesting character in the story, because while he was originally introduced as the Admiral Marines, he did not end his position for a very long time. When Sengoku retired as an admiral of the fleet, Aokiji and Akain, they were involved in an intense battle to find out who would attract the cloak that he was a new leader of the Marines, two of them came out as a winner. Aokiji not only lost his limb as a result of this battle, but also left his position after he realized he would be forced to serve under his archive opponent if he was to stay in his position.

Aokiji suffered a lot in the hands of Akain, and although it may seem quite cheerful as a member of the Blackbeard's crew nowadays, it is clear that he still has many mental traumas from his time in Marines. An example of this is how he constantly thinks of his actions back in a hound that still persecutes him to this day.

Bellamy

Bellamy's own pattern turned him on and almost ended his life

• First performance: Episode 146

It looks like Bellamy appears at any time in the story, he is always destined to be embarrassed one way or another. After firing his mouth back in Jaya, Bellamy is embarrassed in front of his crew after being taken away by a single strike from the captain of the straw hat. He would then reappear much later in Dressrose, where he was able to serve under his model DOFLAMINGO.

Although it was supposed to be a dream to fulfill the dream, it turned out that Doflamingo used it only as an expendable pawn and approached the killing after serving its purpose. In the end, Bellamy lasted so much that she decides to resign from being a pirate completely to hope that he lived a new life where he could finally be happy.

Gecko Moria

The whole crew of the lazy warrior was smoothed by Kaid

• First appearance: Episode 343

Gecko Moria is not exactly the most active of the warriors, because they are often found around and defend their own business, but it is still someone who was strong enough to go against the furious kaido many years ago. As already mentioned, the battle ended exactly Moria, because he would eventually lose all his crew members during the conflict.

That is why Moria's crew is seen in the thriller's bark, mostly made up of zombies because he wanted to find a way to relive his famous days and block the tragedy that hit him only a few years ago. He was also humiliated in the main story several times, for example, when he swung on the Blackbeard Island to try to save Absalom, just to find out that his dear friend was killed for his devilish fruit.

Kaido

Kaido was stabbed, mowed and tortured several times before he did

• First performance: Episode 739

Kaido may have won the title of the strongest pirate in the area, but he does not seem to be so pleased by the fact that he is indestructible. In fact, the first time the fans are introduced to Kaido is when he willingly throws himself from the island of Sky in an effort to end his life once and for all, but that is not the only moment his body has passed by ringing. During his long life as a pirate, Kaido was sentenced to death 40 times, although due to the size of his body there was nothing that Marines could not really kill him as soon as he was captured.

Pair it to the fact that Kaido is a raging alcoholic, which he often sees, washing his grief away from a bottle or two, and it is clear that this guy is far from happy. This begins to make sense, since Kaido was sold by his own village as a bargaining card, so while his childhood probably caused him enough emotional stress, he also took more physical beating than anyone in the whole series.

Senor Pink

Maintaining his identity in secret ended, which caused senor pink more harm than good

• First appearance: Episode 632

From the first glance, Senor Pink may look like another crazy character design conjured up, but in fact, there is a reason why this Goon is always dressed as a child. Several years before the main story, Senor Pink fell in love with a woman named Russian, but because of his hatred of the Pirates, he would keep it secret that he was actually a member of the Doclaing temporary family.

After the two got married and had a son, their child would unfortunately end up lost life. Not only that, but Russis eventually learned about Pinde's real associations and also found himself in the hospital after being caught in land landslides. The only thing Senior Pink could do was to dress like a child to try to remind his dying wife about their beloved son to make her happy, which is definitely quite a tormenting story for someone who initially encounters just more than Goofball.

Mom

The incredible hunger of the great mom took away all of her away from her

• First performance: Episode 816

Although he is technically human, it was clear from the moment of birth that the great mom was very different from other children. Her huge size and furious appetite was very difficult to handle, resulting in her parents left her on the island of Elbaph shortly after she was born. While her mother caramel, with whom she came to create a narrow bond, the obsession of the great mom by getting her hands, eventually resulted in her causing confusion across all Elbaf.

It would get to the point where during her sixth birthday party it strongly suggests that the great mom ended with caramel and all other children without realizing what she had just done. Needless to say, the dangerous habits of the great mom eventually took away all of her, and although she would take advantage of it as an advantage, as soon as Yonko became, it seemed to me much more curse when she was still a child.

Doflamingo

In the eyes of the doflaming, everyone turned to him, even his family

• First performance: Episode 151

As someone born as a heavenly dragon, Doflamingo believed as a child, that he was destined to live luxury, but that would change when his father recommended that they lived among ordinary people. After his mother eventually lost his life by starvation, the rest of his family was strung and almost burned at stake for their position as their positions of nobles, he could barely escape suffering because of DOFLAMING Awakened Haki.

Not long before this incident occurred, Doclaingo's father tried to contact the world nobleman to ask for help, just to meet the radio silence. As a result, Doflamingo decided that his father was to murder for his actions and immediately murdered. Through his eyes, everyone betrayed him just because of his position as a heavenly dragon, which resulted in becoming a manic champion who appears in the main story.

Cum

An extremely powerful former warrior went through one hell of an emotional journey

• First performance: Episode 151

Kuma could be considered an ally today, but often acted as an antagonist towards straw hats when he showed up in past story arches like Sabaody and thriller Bark. Although it has made it easier for him, the truth is that he has one of the most emotional and sympathetic stories in the whole series. As part of the Buccaneer race, which was assumed to have been lost in time, Kuma and his family were quickly detained by the world government that would wear each other to kill both of their parents in cold blood.

Just as it seemed that Kuma could return to his feet after meeting an inspiring young woman named Ginna, his life would be thrown into the unrest after finding her dead. While Ginny left her daughter named Bonney to persuade the vegapunk to cure Bonney's disease, Kuma was forced to be a weapon of a world government that would be completely removed by all his free will, and turn him into a mindless slave without emotion. It only turns out that it is never wise to judge a book by its envelope, because while Kuma may have seemed to be a little more than a ruthless warrior when he first appeared, he ended up just because of the amount of torture he was forced to endure.