

In the Phantom Troupe, they have Feitan, who's the torturer to get answers out
of people. But they also have Pakunoda, who can get memories out of people by
just touching them.

For example in the York New arc, Feitan tortures someone to get information on
where the treasure and stuff were. But why couldn't Pakunoda just get that
information out by searching through his memories? It would be a lot faster.


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Why does Feitan torture when Pakunoda can search someone's memory?


What makes you think that is Feitan's sole or primary purpose?

First, what's wrong with having 2 members of the Troupe excel at extracting
information from its enemies? What if one of them is indisposed, but they need
to get information out of someone?

Second, he is one of the founding members of the Troupe. While this isn't a
huge deal, I doubt anyone would say to him, "hey, by the way, we don't need
you anymore. We got Pakunoda now. Goodbye."

Third, Feitan is incredibly strong. He is the 5th strongest member in Phantom
Troupe, in terms of sheer strength. He is easily one of the fastest.


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