It's Like Tyrion Lannister Once Said: "Never Forget What You Are, The Rest Of The World Will Not. Wear

It's like Tyrion Lannister once said: "Never forget what you are, the rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you."

"That child is a demon."

What makes the contrast that Johnny and Valentine have interesting is that both, because of their character development, do the opposite of what they think they are, Johnny becomes kinder and Valentine becomes more selfish.

Johnny sees himself as inferior to his brother Nicholas and as a selfish monster to the point that when he confronts Valentine, Johnny says that he is facing true justice and even genuinely believes that Valentine is a better person than him but for as Johnny matures, the manga shows us that Johnny always had goodness inside him:

- When he decides to leave the saint corpse to save Gyro.

- Johnny is drastic and obsessive when it comes to those who get in his way of getting the saint corpse but he will show surprising kindness to those who have nothing to do with the conflict.

- When he offers to take the girl from Sugar Mountain when he didn't know who she was.

- Johnny chooses to help Lucy Steel.

- When Valentine offers to bring him an alternate version of Gyro, Johnny tells him that if he could he would bring back all the other participants who died during the race.

Valentine sees himself as the chosen patriotic hero who will save America from disgrace, he believes his actions are just and right only for the manga to show us how cruel, selfish and cowardly Valentine really is:

- His plan to redirect America's misfortune to other countries would cause the world to be in ruin and chaos with the United States being the only safe place.

- He does nothing to improve the lives of the socially marginalized because during his mandate native americans are still being exterminated while their territories are illegally taken over (which is why Sandman participates in the race) and African-American people continue to be highly discriminated in society, they receive a lot of mistreatment at work and are paid a pittance so they live in poverty (which is why Pocoloco doesn't want to work and participates in the race).

- He tried to abuse Lucy Steel (a 14-old girl) even after discovering that she was not his wife Scarlet but was disguised as her.

- Valentine doesn't care about the lives of the citizens he claims to protect: he killed a train driver for no apparent reason, doesn't seem concerned when the Love Train ability kills american citizens, and tried to kill Johnny (a american citizen) after pleading with Johnny to free him from the infinity spin and swear to him that he wouldn't hurt him.

Since it was revealed to us that the sapphire scales disease that Bonney inherited from her mother Ginny is incurable, a theory popped into my mind: what if Kuma turned into a cyborg to save Bonney?

Don't forget that the paw-paw fruit can repel anything from the target's body so Kuma probably repelled the disease from Bonney's body and absorbed it into her body so that it wouldn't come back to Bonney. Later, he would ask Vegapunk to turn him into a cyborg so that the disease couldn't affect him.

With everything that has been revealed to us about AFO, it seems that he is the fusion of Guts and Griffith.

AFO and Guts

They are tall, muscular and have short curly hair.

They were born to a dead mother.

They have a strong sense of survival and they are willing to do anything to survive even impossible things.

They are quite aggressive, especially towards those who harm the people they love.

They are also aggressive towards their loved ones but they care about them.

Because of their upbringing (or lack thereof) they see violence as normal.

They are considered demon children or beings of bad luck.

They both want to be loved but can't show it.

AFO and Griffith

They have white hair.

They both cling to a dream they had since childhood.

They both have a very distorted perception of love, being quite controlling and possessive of their loved ones.

They are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their dream.

They are manipulative and charismatic but sometimes they are childish.

They have a large number of followers and they consider them their saviors.

They are obsessed with people who they believe betrayed or abandoned them.

They recruited children to help them achieve their dream.

They are demon lords (Griffith's case he is literally one).

Cinder meeting Azula is the same as Revy meeting Lara Croft.

Cinder and Revy would hate Azula and Lara for being born into an influential family with all the wealth and prestige that comes with it while Cinder and Revy were abused and grew up in poverty.

Azula and Lara would also not like Cinder and Revy because they would see them as violent savages who demand something that doesn't correspond to them for no apparent reason.

With AFO's past we understand why he is obsessed with family, it is because he sees family as people who are his who will always love him and be by his side.

That's why AFO hates Kudo for "causing" the death of Yoichi, his only family.

That's why he hates Nana and Endeavor because they have what he always wanted but they choose to put it aside in favor of their work as heroes (although Nana did it because AFO didn't give her another option).

And if DFO theory is true, AFO hates All Might for taking Izuku away from him and for passing on his dream to his son, and by extension, encouraging him to live (what AFO believes) a life full of loneliness and suffering because for AFO the heroes always suffer and are alone, hence why he tells Izuku that he chose a thorny path, while for AFO, the villains have carte blanche to do whatever they want and have followers (they aren't alone).