The Master of Masters really played the Union leaders for fools. They were so dependent on his guidance that they didn't question being told their roles in secret. The M.o.M. planted little seeds of doubt amongst his students and used the Chirithy Nightmare to really get the ball rolling. As he said in "The Case of Luxu", the Book of Prophecies was proof of Luxu fulfilling his role. Whatever that Keyblade sees will eventually be written into an original "Book of Prophecies" that will be copied and given to the Union leaders, ensuring a sort of temporal loop. The only question worth asking is what does the Master of Masters intend to gain from all this?
The reason was to create vessels strong enough to destroy darkness permanently of which only the Master and Luxu know. To do so he needs strong hearts that can control both light and darkness, like Xehanort. Causing distrust among the Union Leaders while also having the mentality to defy the darkness would make them suitable vessels to trap darkness without succumbing to it, kind of like the mentality Eraqus had. He and his apprentices make 7 so they have to get rid of the weaker four in the Data-Daybreak Town. So far four were defeated by the MC (who died) so all we have is the apprentices left.
It's ironically quite simple, he wants to completely abolish and destroy Darkness. As a young boy, the Master witnessed the beginning of the Keyblade War and met the 13 Darknesses firsthand. Those Darknesses caused a lot of grief and loss for the Young Master, and he set out to destroy Darkness forever, no matter the cost. A cost that is very extreme. Darkness has no form to defeat, and the Master decided to literally play 4D Chess as used his Keyblade to peer into the Future. He'd trap the most powerful 7 Darknesses in himself and his 6 apprentices, while simultaneously training his apprentices to be strong enough to quell said Darknesses. The manipulation in Back Cover is the instrument necessary to pull that off. Of the remaining 6, one joined with Ventus' heart and became Vanitus, one enabled Maleficent's return and faced Luxu (and possibly lost it's form and became the general entities of darkness, such as the heartless), while the remaining 4 were locked away in a closed gate that could only be opened by Keyblade Wielders. The biggest issue the Master faced was the ever growing expansion of darkness. Which is where Quadratum comes into play, a world with neither light nor darkness rules.
It took me a long time to see that the Master was basically telling them to Rule, Usurp, Spy, Lie, and Steal from each other. The “Roles” made me think it all was normal before.
Ava's role seems to be the most inocuous of the five. After all, it's thanks to that role that we have Marluxia, Larxene or Ventus in the present days.
I really like Damo279's video on Back Cover/Union Cross as it puts together scenes from both to give the best experience to the viewer. He even gives "spoiler" advice, telling people "imo it's better to stop watching here or here if you still have to play KH3" I can't honestly recommend it enough. Still, thank you for this video! Have a nice day!
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I love how intriguing everyone in this is! It's so easy to watch this and have your theories on the traitor's identity repeatedly switch in an instant. As tempting as it is to just see the MOM as the bad guy, I can't forget that the one cutscene in the whole thing where he is _completely_ serious and doesn't make a single humourous comment is when he gives Ava her role. I wish I could work that guy out, but while he's definitely manipulating some things, I don't think he's trying to mastermind the fall of light. He's fun to watch either way. Believe it or not, but if you're caught up with *Union X,* the popular theory is that it's actually Ava who's the traitor. She fulfills her role, but she still fits the description of the traitor in the lost page, even if she herself is good at heart and trying to do the right thing.
I don't see Ava as the traitor becuase even when she went against the Masters instructions about the new head for the Union Leaders, the book and the Keyblade still ended up with the person they were intented for in the end. And about MoM being so serious about giving her the role to gather Keyblade wielders, that's part of his plan to get rid of darkness. He's asking Ava to only gather the finest wielders because they can withstand darkness and all the ones who weren't strong enough were send out to die because their darkness would be dark stain on MoM's future of light. I think MoM wants to create something like utopia.
I don’t think it could be Ava. Not just because MoM literally says that the traitor was someone else but Ava would still be fulfilling the Master’s orders as written in the Lost Page Gula has.
So... you might want to look at the mobile game cutscenes at some point. Because this movie only gives context for that. If you want to know the traitor you will have to see them.
The best part of this is that there isn't truly a traitor. The Master of Masters just told them all there was and then gave them all different instructions that would pit them against each other, insuring that the Keyblade War would happen. It's all a part of his grand scheme to wipe the Darkness out for good, a plan that is centuries in the making.
@@johnsantos507 The way I understand it, the Master of Masters’ end-game is to finally destroy the remaining Darknesses(the physical manifestations of evil). How exactly he plans to do that when he’s already sacrificed God knows how many worlds to try and destroy them is beyond my ability to guess at this point.
The most hilarious thing about all this is that the Traitor wasn't even among them. The Master did all this to 1. ensure that the Keyblade War happens by his script and 2. that there is a future after everything settles down so that Avas Dandelions can exist and thrive and Luxu can fulfill the first part of his role which is to observe all events to come while training a worthy apprentice who would wield No Name. Luxu was named the traitor because of what his role entailed. Tbh to get the full KH experience you sadly need to play the mobile games or atleast watch either all cutscenes or an explaination video.
This was so crazy when I first watched it! And I agree it was rude to play Roxas' theme at the end. But! There's a singer named Lizz Robinette that has an album where she takes the music from KH and makes it her own, and adds lyrics. Listen to Memories of Nobody by her (if you want) it's really good, and soft music.
You're going to need at least 5 college ruled notebooks to keep up with all of the lore throughout the games and three more for unanswered questions and theories you've developed
Can we agree that Master of Masters acts like a total sociopath? As of "X Back Cover" we see him manipulate all of his students: Foretellers doubt eachother because they trust MoM above all else. They are dependent on him, so the moment he's gone and weird things are starting to happen of course they won't know what to do aside from following their roles, with exception of Gula at the end. Ira is fit to lead but it's true that he doesn't take action and needs someone like Aced to actually do something. Also Ira knows that the world is doomed either way, still tries to prevent it but doesn't mention that conversation to the others. Probably having something to do with being made a leader and the Master letting him do what he feels is right. Invi is told to observe the others and be fair, well, what happens instead? Aced couldn't have put it better: "To observe us, yes. But not to disclose everything we say and do to Ira!" She also points accusatory fingers without knowing all the details, saying Aced is a traitor and Ava being suspicious with gathering talented Keyblade wielders. Aced is hot-headed but is good at heart. He would be a great motivator to make Ira actually take action instead of looking at the Book all day but MoM used Aced's selfish want (being a leader) to make it all go sideways. "You will be Ira's righthand-man but the moment you think "He's terrible at this!", you are free to try and take leadership.". Also naming it "the most important" and "true" role? It's almost like it was all planned by someone... Oh wait... Gula (someone who clearly thinks he's smart) is given a mission to find the traitor and the only clue he has is some ambiguous words that could mean anything while also trying to act normal. Adding to that, he and Ava are probably the youngest of all Foretellers making it an absolute disaster at the end where Gula has no idea what to do after being beat up by Aced who calls him out for hiding everything from everyone and shaking his resolve in thinking if he really was the traitor. Ava... the only one who got a role with MoM being completely serious. That screams "This is important" even without "You're the only person for this." line. Do you see what I'm getting at here? Also, "Don't get involved in any fights."... Yeah, rasing your Keyblade against one of your friends without knowing all the details it totally what that line meant... Yes, I'm calling you out Ava fans. TL;DR: Master of Masters used his students and their insecurities to set all this up to make a perfect storm for Keyblade War to happen and none questioned him because they were too dependent on him and trusted him above all else. That's why every Foreteller (yes, even Ava) looks like an idiot. PS. I just have to mention it: Aced fought three Foretellers at once, got away somehow beaten up and still defeated Gula. This man is a beast and, in my eyes, the strongest of them all.
The scariest thing is... as horrible as his plan is... he actually has a legitimately good reason to do what he did. It’s messed up don’t get me wrong but the reveal that *causing* everyone to turn on each other was *necessary to trap darkness to destroy it permanently* gave me chills. MoM is such a great morally ambiguous character but he terrifies me.
@@calebgoodman3028 Yeah, but even then, that motivation is misguided, because light can never truly exist without darkness, so destroying the Darknesses could have an unforeseen effect that even he couldn’t predict.
@@AstralMuffin105 True but that raises a question. What about worlds that have neither? Fiction is stated to be beyond the concept of light and darkness. If both are necessary then why is there a dimension thriving without them?
@@calebgoodman3028 Probably because in that version of reality, the concepts of light and dark never existed, so the same rules don’t apply as they do in the reality of KH. That’s most likely why the Master of Masters is apparently there now, because he wanted to research and see if there was a potential solution in Quadratum.
@@calebgoodman3028 Well, I was only talking about events in "X Back Cover", I tried to avoid spoiling anything to people who didn't check the... uhhh... the mobile game cutscenes...
None of the union leaders are the traitors, it is Luxu or the master of masters, because the master gives them all an individual task and manipulates them all completely so that they actually work against each other all the time instead of with each other, if you take it seriously, Acead is actually right , because only this working against each other leads to the keyblade war but to understand everything you have to have seen the story cutcenes from Union Cross, otherwise you only understand half
If you look at the naming convention for the Union Leaders, Luxu is actually short for Luxuria, the deadly sin of Lust. Gula: Gluttony Ava: Avarice/Greed Aced: Acedia/Sloth Ira: Wrath Invi: Invidia/Envy Which leads us to believe that the Master of Masters true name will be something to do with "Superbia". The Deadly Sin of Pride.
There is a traitor. It’s just not revealed in the movie. In fact the traitor doesn’t know. The movie was basically the equivalent to Riku’s story in Chain of Memories with the game being Sora’s. I hope that analogy makes sense.
@@calebgoodman3028Well yeah but I did t wanna spoil it. Even then, how that person is the traitor exactly doesn’t make too much sense to me. Seems like they’re disobeying but in actuality they’re doing what the MOM wants anyway.
She said she watched Damo’s video on the χ series in a reply but she said 0.2 was next in another. I assume she means steaming since I love the χ series story and want to see her reaction firsthand.
@@christianschoff2490 Which was to stop darkness permanently and ensure that light survives. He did horrible things yes but keep in mind that he cannot control the future, only predict it. He’s trying to make sure that the prophecy doesn’t wipe everything completely out. Is it desperate? Yes. Immoral? Definitely. Though I can only see him as a morally ambiguous character rather than a hero or villain. While he definitely held secrets from the others the plan wouldn’t have worked if he told them. He gave them their tasks and told them to carry them out. I don’t agree with his methods and definitely believe he caused a lot of crimes but he is also going out of his way to stop it from happening again. It’s a messed up situation with a messier solution.
The Master of Masters really played the Union leaders for fools. They were so dependent on his guidance that they didn't question being told their roles in secret. The M.o.M. planted little seeds of doubt amongst his students and used the Chirithy Nightmare to really get the ball rolling. As he said in "The Case of Luxu", the Book of Prophecies was proof of Luxu fulfilling his role. Whatever that Keyblade sees will eventually be written into an original "Book of Prophecies" that will be copied and given to the Union leaders, ensuring a sort of temporal loop. The only question worth asking is what does the Master of Masters intend to gain from all this?
probably Arby's.
The reason was to create vessels strong enough to destroy darkness permanently of which only the Master and Luxu know. To do so he needs strong hearts that can control both light and darkness, like Xehanort. Causing distrust among the Union Leaders while also having the mentality to defy the darkness would make them suitable vessels to trap darkness without succumbing to it, kind of like the mentality Eraqus had. He and his apprentices make 7 so they have to get rid of the weaker four in the Data-Daybreak Town. So far four were defeated by the MC (who died) so all we have is the apprentices left.
That is a good question.
@@iocu agreed
It's ironically quite simple, he wants to completely abolish and destroy Darkness.
As a young boy, the Master witnessed the beginning of the Keyblade War and met the 13 Darknesses firsthand. Those Darknesses caused a lot of grief and loss for the Young Master, and he set out to destroy Darkness forever, no matter the cost. A cost that is very extreme.
Darkness has no form to defeat, and the Master decided to literally play 4D Chess as used his Keyblade to peer into the Future. He'd trap the most powerful 7 Darknesses in himself and his 6 apprentices, while simultaneously training his apprentices to be strong enough to quell said Darknesses. The manipulation in Back Cover is the instrument necessary to pull that off. Of the remaining 6, one joined with Ventus' heart and became Vanitus, one enabled Maleficent's return and faced Luxu (and possibly lost it's form and became the general entities of darkness, such as the heartless), while the remaining 4 were locked away in a closed gate that could only be opened by Keyblade Wielders.
The biggest issue the Master faced was the ever growing expansion of darkness. Which is where Quadratum comes into play, a world with neither light nor darkness rules.
I like how serious he is when he talks to Ava. It makes it clear that her role is the most important.
Also Ira the only one to talk to him in a different location. Which is probably cause he’s the leader?
I also see it that she is the youngest so he needs to be more stern and direct while the others are older but needed some loosening up
It took me a long time to see that the Master was basically telling them to Rule, Usurp, Spy, Lie, and Steal from each other. The “Roles” made me think it all was normal before.
Ava's role seems to be the most inocuous of the five. After all, it's thanks to that role that we have Marluxia, Larxene or Ventus in the present days.
I really like Damo279's video on Back Cover/Union Cross as it puts together scenes from both to give the best experience to the viewer.
He even gives "spoiler" advice, telling people "imo it's better to stop watching here or here if you still have to play KH3"
I can't honestly recommend it enough.
Still, thank you for this video!
Have a nice day!
yeah i watched damo's video after this!
@@jakisaur That's nice!
Take care and have a great day!
@@jakisaurwish we could see a reaction to that
@@PsychSoldier756 i have the footage! i will look into editing after melody of memory :)
@@jakisaur cool looking forward to it 😀
The Master definitely seems like them real scheming villain putting everyone against each other and discouraging trying to stop the war.
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Looking forward to that Xenoblade playthrough.
@け毛hopkey123 true!! i'm really excited to watch lots of KH videos :D
@@masterprick1 yay! it's nice to hear that :D
16:08 best part of the video 😂
I love how intriguing everyone in this is! It's so easy to watch this and have your theories on the traitor's identity repeatedly switch in an instant. As tempting as it is to just see the MOM as the bad guy, I can't forget that the one cutscene in the whole thing where he is _completely_ serious and doesn't make a single humourous comment is when he gives Ava her role. I wish I could work that guy out, but while he's definitely manipulating some things, I don't think he's trying to mastermind the fall of light. He's fun to watch either way.
Believe it or not, but if you're caught up with *Union X,* the popular theory is that it's actually Ava who's the traitor. She fulfills her role, but she still fits the description of the traitor in the lost page, even if she herself is good at heart and trying to do the right thing.
I don't see Ava as the traitor becuase even when she went against the Masters instructions about the new head for the Union Leaders, the book and the Keyblade still ended up with the person they were intented for in the end.
And about MoM being so serious about giving her the role to gather Keyblade wielders, that's part of his plan to get rid of darkness. He's asking Ava to only gather the finest wielders because they can withstand darkness and all the ones who weren't strong enough were send out to die because their darkness would be dark stain on MoM's future of light. I think MoM wants to create something like utopia.
I don’t think it could be Ava. Not just because MoM literally says that the traitor was someone else but Ava would still be fulfilling the Master’s orders as written in the Lost Page Gula has.
"I think it's Gula... the Leopard"
Are you certain? What proof do you have?
LOL
LOL I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE THAT
So... you might want to look at the mobile game cutscenes at some point. Because this movie only gives context for that. If you want to know the traitor you will have to see them.
I've never seen this one before, but the Master is awesome! This was awesome!
nearly spat my water out at 4:19
The best part of this is that there isn't truly a traitor. The Master of Masters just told them all there was and then gave them all different instructions that would pit them against each other, insuring that the Keyblade War would happen. It's all a part of his grand scheme to wipe the Darkness out for good, a plan that is centuries in the making.
KH series are full of mystery. What is Luxu and the Master of Masters evil plan?
@@johnsantos507 The way I understand it, the Master of Masters’ end-game is to finally destroy the remaining Darknesses(the physical manifestations of evil). How exactly he plans to do that when he’s already sacrificed God knows how many worlds to try and destroy them is beyond my ability to guess at this point.
@@AstralMuffin105 Then Riku better find Sora as quickly as possible. Who knows what Luxu and the Master of Masters are planning to do with Sora.
The most hilarious thing about all this is that the Traitor wasn't even among them. The Master did all this to 1. ensure that the Keyblade War happens by his script and 2. that there is a future after everything settles down so that Avas Dandelions can exist and thrive and Luxu can fulfill the first part of his role which is to observe all events to come while training a worthy apprentice who would wield No Name. Luxu was named the traitor because of what his role entailed. Tbh to get the full KH experience you sadly need to play the mobile games or atleast watch either all cutscenes or an explaination video.
OMg it's the hit game amogus featuring envy, era, acid, avo and hulu (and mommy and loo shoe)
sus
23:30 *Intense Writing Sounds*
best video series on the entirety of youtube
If you want to know more about the whole thing and the traitor I suggest Everglow's RUclips channel
This was so crazy when I first watched it! And I agree it was rude to play Roxas' theme at the end. But! There's a singer named Lizz Robinette that has an album where she takes the music from KH and makes it her own, and adds lyrics. Listen to Memories of Nobody by her (if you want) it's really good, and soft music.
I know this was a year ago but one thing if you really think about it and piece it together is that Luxu is the traiter
You're going to need at least 5 college ruled notebooks to keep up with all of the lore throughout the games and three more for unanswered questions and theories you've developed
So, it looks like the Master of Mommy is the true traiter!
Luxu is the traitor...but only the Master knows that. I have to wonder where Ava is
Absolutely can't wait for Ux reactions, if you know, you know
"Honestly I think MoMy is the traitor"
Funniest way to say a true line
Can we agree that Master of Masters acts like a total sociopath?
As of "X Back Cover" we see him manipulate all of his students:
Foretellers doubt eachother because they trust MoM above all else. They are dependent on him, so the moment he's gone and weird things are starting to happen of course they won't know what to do aside from following their roles, with exception of Gula at the end.
Ira is fit to lead but it's true that he doesn't take action and needs someone like Aced to actually do something. Also Ira knows that the world is doomed either way, still tries to prevent it but doesn't mention that conversation to the others. Probably having something to do with being made a leader and the Master letting him do what he feels is right.
Invi is told to observe the others and be fair, well, what happens instead? Aced couldn't have put it better: "To observe us, yes. But not to disclose everything we say and do to Ira!" She also points accusatory fingers without knowing all the details, saying Aced is a traitor and Ava being suspicious with gathering talented Keyblade wielders.
Aced is hot-headed but is good at heart. He would be a great motivator to make Ira actually take action instead of looking at the Book all day but MoM used Aced's selfish want (being a leader) to make it all go sideways. "You will be Ira's righthand-man but the moment you think "He's terrible at this!", you are free to try and take leadership.". Also naming it "the most important" and "true" role? It's almost like it was all planned by someone... Oh wait...
Gula (someone who clearly thinks he's smart) is given a mission to find the traitor and the only clue he has is some ambiguous words that could mean anything while also trying to act normal. Adding to that, he and Ava are probably the youngest of all Foretellers making it an absolute disaster at the end where Gula has no idea what to do after being beat up by Aced who calls him out for hiding everything from everyone and shaking his resolve in thinking if he really was the traitor.
Ava... the only one who got a role with MoM being completely serious. That screams "This is important" even without "You're the only person for this." line. Do you see what I'm getting at here? Also, "Don't get involved in any fights."... Yeah, rasing your Keyblade against one of your friends without knowing all the details it totally what that line meant... Yes, I'm calling you out Ava fans.
TL;DR: Master of Masters used his students and their insecurities to set all this up to make a perfect storm for Keyblade War to happen and none questioned him because they were too dependent on him and trusted him above all else. That's why every Foreteller (yes, even Ava) looks like an idiot.
PS. I just have to mention it: Aced fought three Foretellers at once, got away somehow beaten up and still defeated Gula. This man is a beast and, in my eyes, the strongest of them all.
The scariest thing is... as horrible as his plan is... he actually has a legitimately good reason to do what he did. It’s messed up don’t get me wrong but the reveal that *causing* everyone to turn on each other was *necessary to trap darkness to destroy it permanently* gave me chills. MoM is such a great morally ambiguous character but he terrifies me.
@@calebgoodman3028 Yeah, but even then, that motivation is misguided, because light can never truly exist without darkness, so destroying the Darknesses could have an unforeseen effect that even he couldn’t predict.
@@AstralMuffin105 True but that raises a question. What about worlds that have neither? Fiction is stated to be beyond the concept of light and darkness. If both are necessary then why is there a dimension thriving without them?
@@calebgoodman3028 Probably because in that version of reality, the concepts of light and dark never existed, so the same rules don’t apply as they do in the reality of KH. That’s most likely why the Master of Masters is apparently there now, because he wanted to research and see if there was a potential solution in Quadratum.
@@calebgoodman3028 Well, I was only talking about events in "X Back Cover", I tried to avoid spoiling anything to people who didn't check the... uhhh... the mobile game cutscenes...
I assume we are getting the short Agua chapter before KH3?
Hopefully we do!!
When I saw this, I thought you thought kh 3 wasn't out lol. Then I realized what you meant XD
yes, the next video will be 0.2 then KH3!
@@jakisaur horray, can wait to see 0.2 re: fragmented chain of coded birth by 358 dream distance passage of union cross.
@@jakisaur I hope you did saw KH4 trailer.
None of the union leaders are the traitors, it is Luxu or the master of masters, because the master gives them all an individual task and manipulates them all completely so that they actually work against each other all the time instead of with each other, if you take it seriously, Acead is actually right , because only this working against each other leads to the keyblade war but to understand everything you have to have seen the story cutcenes from Union Cross, otherwise you only understand half
Luxu is a simplification of Lucifer. Does that help? I know who the traitor is. Question is, how does he betray them?
If you look at the naming convention for the Union Leaders, Luxu is actually short for Luxuria, the deadly sin of Lust.
Gula: Gluttony
Ava: Avarice/Greed
Aced: Acedia/Sloth
Ira: Wrath
Invi: Invidia/Envy
Which leads us to believe that the Master of Masters true name will be something to do with "Superbia". The Deadly Sin of Pride.
Aced isn’t a traitor for sure, he’s just a himbo
I just had a thought. What if the master of masters disappeared because he took over Luxu's body and now he's running around masquerading as Luxu
Can we just make DiZ the traitor and put all the blame on him?
this is the perfect solution
He wasn’t born yet so that would be a problem...
You mean Ansem the Wise?
That would make it a lot easier
The answer is revealed explicitly but only in the crappily animated mobile game.
I can’t believe I missed this one.
Master of Masters acts so much like Demyx
MOM confuses everyone.
Everyone and no one is the traitor.
There is a traitor. It’s just not revealed in the movie. In fact the traitor doesn’t know. The movie was basically the equivalent to Riku’s story in Chain of Memories with the game being Sora’s. I hope that analogy makes sense.
@@calebgoodman3028Well yeah but I did t wanna spoil it. Even then, how that person is the traitor exactly doesn’t make too much sense to me. Seems like they’re disobeying but in actuality they’re doing what the MOM wants anyway.
@@raunjisto2925 That is the twist isn’t it?
@@calebgoodman3028 I think?
Luxu is the traitor. The master of masters mentioned this in another union game.
It’s Ava…Ava is the “traitor” just not in the traditional sense
👍👍 i love kingdom hearts series
Ok, but who is the traitor?
IS IT YOU 😲
MoM. What better way to hide your evil than to tell everyone else that one of them is evil.
Gula! Aced was right. He let everyone else tear each other apart and summoned Kingdom Hearts, starting the Keyblade War.
@@DogoHalibar Because he was told to.
@@christianschoff2490 Fair enough 👌 However, the Master never told him to summon Kingdom Hearts, so Gula is certainly not innocent in this.
You're the traitor!
Good thing luxu is not someone you hate wink wink
Where's the crying, though? They should've put some Roxas frames flashing on screen ffs.
it was nice to have a break 😭😭
@@jakisaur nice to see you laughing more this time. MoM does that to ppl, he's an entertainer by nature
That was a surprise because I cannot watch this without at least one tear.
Or no one is the traitor and the master of masters is just bullshiting them
There’s a traitor. Revealed in Union χ. Though the traitor didn’t know either.
The traitor is one who killed one of the Dandelions and snuck in ;) play the mobile game for info on that
Will you react to KHx after 3?
She said she watched Damo’s video on the χ series in a reply but she said 0.2 was next in another. I assume she means steaming since I love the χ series story and want to see her reaction firsthand.
Morning! The traitor is the Master of Masters. I hate him so much.
It’s not. It’s explicitly revealed to be someone else in the game.
@@calebgoodman3028 If you're talking about Luxu, no they didn't explicitly state that.
@@christianschoff2490 MoM calls Luxu the traitor in the game.
@@calebgoodman3028 Yes. MoM does. The person who has been manipulating EVERYONE to get what he wants.
@@christianschoff2490 Which was to stop darkness permanently and ensure that light survives. He did horrible things yes but keep in mind that he cannot control the future, only predict it. He’s trying to make sure that the prophecy doesn’t wipe everything completely out. Is it desperate? Yes. Immoral? Definitely. Though I can only see him as a morally ambiguous character rather than a hero or villain. While he definitely held secrets from the others the plan wouldn’t have worked if he told them. He gave them their tasks and told them to carry them out. I don’t agree with his methods and definitely believe he caused a lot of crimes but he is also going out of his way to stop it from happening again. It’s a messed up situation with a messier solution.
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