Thread: Is Hoshino trying to regain a male audience?

He could always have a heroic death that comes just after everything about him has been revealed. I hope it doesn't have anything to do with his life outside the Order, though - Kanda has obviously been there for a number of years, and it could actually be a decently sympathetic past if it turns out the Order is responsible for a miserable life, too.

If it was Order who is responsible for Kanda's twisted fate it will make DGM darker, so I would like it to happen this way.

If it is related to his life outside the Order it will most likely be about someone killing his parents, because he was obviously to young to cause his own huge conflicts back then.

The Order was responsible for nearly everything that's wrong with Lenalee (and there is a lot), so I can't see Kanda being screwed up because of something else, and then just happening to come to a place known for doing that to kids. I really hope it isn't about his parents dying - since the same thing happened to Lenalee, and that's not the cause of her problems, that would just be a terrible explanation.

Agreed, Order is a best choice. Although I'm not sure hw Hoshino will make it work - if Kanda's enemy is inside the Order why have he not tried to kill him yet?

Kanda's "enemy" could be someone like the Inspector, or possibly the Inspector himself - remember, Lenalee said she'd come running to him every time the Inspector was around. There could also be someone outside the Order who he met while on a mission.

Still, why couldn't he try to kill Inspector or some other higher-up whoever he is then? It is not that impossible.

If he is outside the Order then how Order can be responsible?

Has Kanda been in unsupervised contact with any of those higher-up people? He may not have had the opportunity to do so.

(Kanda said there's someone he has to meet, didn't he? It wouldn't be the person he wants to kill, just someone else.)

Considering he lives in the same place as Higher-ups do and that there is no one to stop him with power (generals are always wandering somewhere) there is no hindrance before his revenge. Unless his enemy lives in some branch office, of course.

Maybe. It still may be the one he wants to annihilate though.

We don't know if the Inspector ever comes into contact with minions, though. The Order is a pretty tall building; they could have rooms away from everyone else. Besides, it just isn't a good idea to attack someone in plain view, with lots of innocent people around, particularly when your evidence is personal opinion (not everyone would see the experiments and forcing of Exorcists to fight as mistreatment). It could very well be that Kanda wants to kill that person, and is constantly tortured by knowing they're nearby and can't do a thing about it.

...would Kanda be wise enough to think of such things? Okay, I'm giving him too little credits.

Are some higher-ups maybe in the Vatican?

Hey, I'm actually looking forward to the revelation of his past...if it shows some images of little-Kanda....~