Are buccialati an his gang the bad guys?
Boss just wanted to just stay anonymous and have his daughter in his custody again.
Are buccialati an his gang the bad guys?
Christopher Carter
Jackson Long
They're anti-heroes
They (meaning Bucciaratti and Giorno, and presumably the rest of the gang when all is said and done) still want to be in control of a major criminal organization that holds a dominant stake over all aspects of Italian life, and regularly deals in payed assassinations, gambling and prostitution, but they care enough to stop selling drugs, or at least forbid their dealers from selling to children. In the larger picture, Diavolo isn't any more of a villain than they are beyond wanting to kill Trish and serve his own paranoia about staying anonymous, he's just the guy who has to die so Bucciaratti and Giorno can get what they want
Nathaniel Flores
Don't think there's any real villains or good guys in part 5.
If bucci gang wanted to take down Passione they'd be good guys, but they want to take over Passione. Sure, drugs bad, but a mafia is still a mafia.
Jayden Smith
Giorno and Bucciaratti hate drugs, so everything they are doing is a-okay
Jackson Walker
They literally just beat people up over nothing.
Connor Murphy
The real villain in part 5 is fate
Jace Smith
>leads an organization of drug dealers and murderers
>"just wanted to stay anonymous"
Samuel Kelly
Guess what Giorno does at the end of Part 5.
Wyatt Hughes
>have his daughter in his custody again
Why was he trying to kill her again?
Lincoln Gutierrez
Something to do with the fact that people might be able to work out his identity through Trish or his ability through her stand, which hadn't manifested when he tried to kill her