Pol T.

Pol T. is taciturn and never speaks, yet he has a gentle side and a sincere concern for kind people.

He was one of the first sinner-personalities collected by Xiang Yu, alongside A. Hitler.

He often acts together with A. Hitler.

That bond comes from his sense of gratitude toward Hitler for bringing him out, and because Hitler is the only one with whom he can communicate.

Although silent and intimidating, Pol T. is not simply cruel.

He is capable of recognizing humanity in others and making merciful choices.

This contrast defines him well: overwhelming destruction on the outside, quiet compassion underneath.

It gives him a striking presence even without a single spoken word.

During the battle against Xiang Yu, Pol T. and A. Hitler defeat many great figures through sheer, crushing power.

He also engages I. Newton and A. Einstein in combat.

After defeating Newton and Einstein, Pol T. senses the humanity still within them.

Because of that, he decides not to kill them.

In the end, he dies alongside Hitler after being consumed by corrosion himself.

Even so, that is not quite the end of his story.

He is later revived for a limited time through the combined effects of Cornish's talent, the Scale's reviver, and Mary Shelley's talent, the Nameless Monster.

After returning, he fights against the new Grove of Great Men.

Corrosive Fruit

Pol T.'s talent is Corrosive Fruit.

Its alternate name is Killing Field.

This ability corrodes everything around him, regardless of whether it is animal life, plant life, metal, or other forms of matter.

Its effective range exceeds a radius of 50 meters.

That makes Pol T. a walking zone of decay.

Simply being near him can be fatal.

In his previous life, Pol T. was Pol Pot, the dictator of Cambodia.

This origin reinforces the terrifying nature of his destructive power and grim presence.