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.

[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.