CATDOLL: A powerful organization that you must know. How can we miss their wonderful stories?

Humans are social animals. If you regard a family as an "organization", then you are a member of this organization. Society is composed of many organizations (large and small groups). So what are they in anime works? The battles in anime are no longer a simple battle between one person and another. The protagonist must have reliable companions around him who can be trusted, and the enemies are mostly heroes from all over the world. These days, if you don't have a few comrades to support you, you are embarrassed to say hello to people when you go out. Here is an inventory of the powerful organizations in the popular anime.

(1) Akatsuki - Naruto

When talking about organizations, Akatsuki is bound to be the first one mentioned.

This organization, which was born out of mercenaries and grew up in the cracks of war, originally aimed to change international relations and build a bridge of peace.

However, the death of leader Yahiko put the organization into a struggle.

The new leader, Nagato, does not believe that there is a self-regulatory peace in the world, and believes that only conquest can bring peace to this disobedient world.

So under the leadership of Nagato, Akatsuki began to stockpile war resources, tame the tailed beasts, and prepare for war.

The struggle between the protagonist and Akatsuki supports the main storyline after Naruto Shippuden.

Even though the main members of Akatsuki died one after another in the later period, it did not affect Obito's leading Akatsuki step by step towards the ultimate goal. In the end, the Ninja World War broke out, and Akatsuki finally achieved the organization's goals.

Of course, whether this goal is correct, whether the results are as expected, or even whether Nagato and Obito eventually change their minds about peace, does not affect the tremendous changes this organization has made to the world.

It can be said that as a villain, Akatsuki succeeded and the only one who failed was Obito.

That’s why I put it first.

(2) The Arrancar Corps - Bleach

The Arrancar Corps' appearance was very high-profile. After Ulquiorra and Yammy left the human world, Soul Society analyzed that the combat power of the Hollows above the "Vastold" level was above the captain level.

And if there are more than 10 such Hollows, Soul Society will be doomed.

The scene changed, and Aizen, surrounded by Vastrod, began to listen to Ulquiorra's report.

Judging from the author's setting at this time, these people are completely superior to the Soul Society, not to mention the other large group of soldiers who are not even ranked.

Aizen and his two companions defected from Soul Society and needed an army to fight for them.

The formation of the Arrancar Corps kept Aizen away from the frontline battles and consumed most of the Soul Society's combat power.

Even in the final battle of Karakura Town, the Espada were able to fight on equal terms with the captain, and the Fire Extinguishing Prince directly defeated the strongest and most difficult captain-general for Aizen.

If it weren't for Ichigo's protagonist halo, the Arrancar Corps should be enough to help Aizen achieve his goal.

(3) The Seven Warlords of the Sea - One Piece

Strictly speaking, the Seven Warlords of the Sea are not an organization in theory.

The Shichibukai are seven pirates who have been granted status and qualifications by the World Government and carry out plundering under the government's banner.

The World Government can summon the Seven Warlords to fight when necessary, and the Seven Warlords can ask the government for power convenience.

It is almost certain that Oda's setting for the Seven Warlords of the Sea was based on the history of the British Queen recruiting pirates as her country's fighting force during the Age of Discovery.

However, the government and the Seven Warlords of the Sea are not close, but for the sake of long-term interests, both sides can maintain the current fragile relationship.

Under this fragile relationship of exploitation, there is no friendship between the seven warlords. Once the right opportunity is found, these seven people will ruthlessly choose to destroy each other.

However, before the government is seriously damaged, once the government issues a call and the Seven Warlords of the Sea gather together, it will surely be a huge force that will shake the world.

(4) The Abyss - Great Sword

Isli in the north, Livlu in the west, and Lucyela in the south.

These three Abyss Ones, led the Awakeners to occupy three quarters of the continent. The remaining east was the territory of the Great Swordsmen, and ordinary humans could only survive on this land.

In the world of Great Sword, the Abyssmen are local rich men from the start, possessing better resources and territories than the previous organizations.

However, the Abyssmen no longer have human thoughts after all. The three of them pursue their own instincts and use their own instincts. The most important strategies and tactics for an organization are abandoned by them.

So, the Abyssmen, who were dominating the world when they first appeared, quickly became fugitives as the Great Sword Organization and the protagonists grew.

The awakened ones under the Abyss were either abandoned as pawns or killed by the protagonist and his party. In the end, all that was left was the once-mighty name of "Man of the Abyss".

This story tells us that organizational development cannot rely on brute force but on intelligence.

(5) Artificial Humans - Fullmetal Alchemist

Compared with the previous films, Fullmetal Alchemist's worldview is more subdivided and delicate. The story is told from beginning to end without going beyond the author's control, thus presenting a clearer main storyline.

The androids are important chess pieces for the final boss to achieve his ultimate goal and they appear throughout the entire story.

There are seven androids, corresponding to the seven deadly sins: lust, gluttony, envy, greed, anger, laziness, and pride.

These seven people were separated from "Father"'s body. At this point, "Father" no longer had any emotions.

Except for "Greedy" Grid, all the other seven people made great contributions to "Father's" plan.

For this plan, "Angry" Russ ascended to the presidency.

Therefore, this organization is truly omnipotent. As the protagonist, Edward needs to face not only the battle in front of him, but also the invisible cold arrows. Under such circumstances, the success of the organization is almost inevitable.

However, Edward had a good father, and this father eventually led to the destruction of the organization.

It's really amazing.