Mack :
I feel like people take the whole “Akaza hates weak people” out of context, he says this when his backstory is being explained he hates weak people and I feel as though this comes from a place of self loathing, because he wasn’t able to protect those he cared about. As for the part of him thinking women are weak, maybe that’s a possibility but it’s never stated, he never says his father or Koyuki are weak, he says the people who poisoned the well are weak people and that those who are truly strong would never resort to something like that. By no means would I say Akaza thinking women is weak is canon to the story, it’s never stated he views women as inferior or weak. Obviously, what im about to say isn’t canon but it’s just my interpretation of Akaza’s character, he’s very clearly a self loathing person, he wasn’t there when the people he loved most died and when he talks about how much he hates weak people I don’t think he fully means weak in a strength sense, but also in a weakness of character, which ties back to Akaza’s feelings of self loathing. In short, it’s by no means a canon trait that Akaza views women as weak or inferior, he never views his father who, by all accounts is a “weak” man, he’s being fully taken care of by his son and is sickly, but does Akaza hate him for this? No, because Akaza’s hatred of weakness, I feel, is more attributed to a weakness of character than being a literal meaning for physical strength.
2026-09-15 02:33:00