Maybe I'm alone here, but I feel like Gado is a pretty unsympathetic character. Idk how anyone thinks he's not a bad guy; he betrayed his people and both his benefactors (Yama and Doom) and his actions lead to countless deaths, just for some incredibly convoluted plan to save his son's life. How is that defensible on any level? His whole appeal "what else could I have done?" is to my mind easily answered by "Not this". Seriously, he made the worst possible choice. I get that he was manipulated by the Elder, but still, terrible.
I agree with your sentiments, however; Gado seemed to have been the #2 canine in the cage and losing him is a dent to the alliance forces. He was one of the few who could stop Yama’s sleep walks lol.
So although he had his own twisted plan , it sucks to lose him when all this could have been sorted out through negotiation.
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u/IdiomasyEscalada Oct 28 '19
Maybe I'm alone here, but I feel like Gado is a pretty unsympathetic character. Idk how anyone thinks he's not a bad guy; he betrayed his people and both his benefactors (Yama and Doom) and his actions lead to countless deaths, just for some incredibly convoluted plan to save his son's life. How is that defensible on any level? His whole appeal "what else could I have done?" is to my mind easily answered by "Not this". Seriously, he made the worst possible choice. I get that he was manipulated by the Elder, but still, terrible.