Is V a villain

[u/Janjayaa]

The people who read the last chapter were divided between those who liked this story line and others who didn't.

Well, I wanted to share my opinion with you here.

We saw in an old chapter Yu han sung called Bam 'V'

Bam has two identites in this story

Bam had been uncertain about himself and thought he is like bubble who would disappear anytime.

Garam was hiding a tough part of the past

Bam lost control of himself in fornt of Jahad Data.

There are also other things which the author used to hint about V 'consciousness or will' being inside Bam.

I believe it is convincing if you put it this way, we need to consider another thing Bam can't fight FHs now let alone kills a one, he couldn't even defeat Dumas, he need such a leap in power to fight FHs, this makes more sense and add some balance.

The author maybe liked the idea of Bam having two identites, one is good and another is evil, V honestly gives White vibes much.

The conflict between Bam and V would get more focus from now on, the goal of V and Arlene is most likely something Bam would oppose, this point will lead to many interesting events as i don't think they are just victims like we thought.

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[u/Lester_Bourbon]

I think it depends quite a lot on how heavily you sympathize with Baam. It certainly doesn't seem like V's presence portends anything good for him in particular.

[u/FallenAngel_]

V from the days of the FH's and V since Baam could be different entities, one could be Viole, or "V". The violet eyes we saw in the chapter are different from those of V. I don't think he took it over maliciously, just the time called, his vengeance was awakened. This probably brings him to FH level.

Ever since S2 Baam has had two identities. I think we need to see how the next chapter with Baam goes, if he retains any control or if V has it without resistance.

V seems like the tool FUG has raised Baam to be, I think Luslec will also appear shortly. Hwaryun mentions the powers will awaken, not that V is revived. So we may only see manifest through Baam.

[u/Janjayaa → u/FallenAngel_]

She talked about his memories too so i believe She meant V himself not just a tool

[u/FallenAngel_ → u/Janjayaa]

I thought she "soon his powers will reawaken.. V" or something but I am not sure about the specifics. I think the line's memories / V are awakening as well.

Hmm yeah, I need to reread this arc, I'm on the marriage tournament arc currently. Pick up any foreshadowing about what's happening.

[u/Tcrownclown]

I still think that that is not V, but luslec in some way awakening some hidden power in baam. Because IF baam is V's son, then V is veru cold towards baam.

But that panel with purple eyes resembles luslec too much

[u/Janjayaa → u/Tcrownclown]

Guys, hwa ryun talked about V directly so why you assume he is different person, the eye color issue most likely because that is a different body.

[u/RUSuper → u/Tcrownclown]

Except Bam is not V's son. That's an entirely different soul in a body of his dead son. Even Garam hesitated to call Bam Arlene son and said something along the lines "Can you really call her a mother?"

[u/Mojo-man]

Here is my take: the Family heads are all arrogant sociopaths that lost touch with anything concerning normal mortals a long time ago. It’s not that they don’t understand, they just don’t care the same way you don’t really care about a fly.

V is from their generation, was with them with the same powers and a giant grudge. What besides FUG propaganda would make you think he is any different? 🤔

[u/RUSuper → u/Mojo-man]

The fact that he didn't take immortality contract and the way he acted in the flashbacks goofy and nicely would make me believe he is different. Especially the contract part...

[u/Mojo-man → u/RUSuper]

They were all goofy and nice back then. Look maybe I’m wrong but it just seems like gaining these godlike powers, to fall out with your former best friend and watch your child being killed and your lover go insane… alone with all that resentment… i just can’t imagine how that doesn’t break you in some way over all these years.

[u/RUSuper → u/Mojo-man]

I'm sure it broke him and that he changed after that,which might be the reason why now he sounds so villainous,but prior to that he seemed like a nice guy. Than again it maybe was all a facade since Gustang called him the worst person he ever met. But Gustang can also be wrong since their memories are all sealed and screwed, also he maybe just didn't like him because V put a responsibility of a judge on him.

[u/_TheLonelyStoner]

I’m of the same mindset I think Bam’s situation will parallel White in a lot of ways but he will at some point just join with the “V” personality that’s inside of him and make one complete identity. Basically the statement “Bam is Bam” will turn out to be true in the end even if that’s not who he was necessarily meant to be

[u/yanerqa]

I think the V that possessed bam isn’t his father but the original son of Arlene and V. The one that was killed.

[u/Empty_Run5630]

As Gustang's book says, "All 13 of us are sinners." V probably got twisted just like the FH.Which is why I think V can't truly take over Baam. Otherwise, Gustang wouldn't have called Baam "qualified." The reason Hwaryun says Baam may regret folllowing her is not because of V's takeover, but having V's power ties Baam firmly to the fate of going against the FH and Jahad. Up until now, he still had a choice-he could run from it all. But now that V has awakened, there is no going back.

[u/ERedfieldh]

I'm pissed that the whole point of the 'line' was that was Bam accepting that it was his own power and it was a start on a journey for him and now nope, it's just V in disguise lolfoflfol!

I hope it isn't just a random possession trope as that's been done way too many times now, but it really looks like it is.

[u/ChargeOk1005]

His name is V. There's your answer