![]() ![]() He faces his execution with repentance and dies with dignity. In his last day he declared that although he had failed as a leader, he still intends to face his end with honor. In the end, he comes to realize (albeit too late to matter) how wrong he was and that instead of leading his people into peace and prosperity he had only caused them suffering with his gullibility and delusion. Honest has been using him as a pawn and puppet ruler ever since that day and now. This proves that The Emperor, while kind-hearted, is capable of murdering others who get in his way.Ī few years ago before the series started, the Emperor won the succession to the throne of the Empire thanks to Honest's shrewd tactics, including killing his parents. Shortly after activating Shikoutazer (the supreme teigu), Prime Minister Honest activates its hidden trump card which brainwashes the Emperor and causes him to become extremely corrupt, utterly bloodthirsty and uncaring as not thinking and caring about the innocent people he killed in the process. His naive nature, makes him incapable of making decisions that benefit his country. He obediently listens to Honest without question and asks for his approval in the decisions he has made, as shown when he sentenced a man to death for being against some of the decided political measures he had taken. Constantly under the watchful gaze of his "most trusted adviser", the Emperor's perception of morality has become warped as he is incapable of discerning right from wrong, believing that all he does is for the good of the Empire. The Emperor is immensely naive, gullible, and blindly trusting to the Prime Minister, who is using him as a puppet to do whatever he wants. He also carries a golden scepter with a blue orb attached to it. He wears a purple outfit with white boots and a blue mantle, as well as a large headdress. The Emperor is a young boy with green hair and eyes. ![]()
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