Tower of God season 2 is finally here, but the mystery behind the real prince of Jahad is still up in the air, resulting in a huge divide in the fanbase.
Many fans think that Baam is the real prince of Jahad, but others believe it’s Ja Wangnan, who debuted in the second season's first episode.
Spoiler Warning: This article includes spoilers for Tower of God, so proceed with caution.
What It Means to Be the Prince of Jahad in Tower of God
Many Tower of God characters look forward to the return of the series' real prince of Jahad, but his identity has yet to be revealed, sparking more speculation about him, where he is, and how strong he could be.
Po Bidau Gustang, the irregular and head of the Po Bidau family, believes that the true prince of Jahad will climb the 135th floor of the tower, higher than Jahad, to take the final exam and eventually become the tower's king.
This will not be an easy task, as Garam revealed that the real prince of Jahad is expected to collect and combine the 13-month series to form half of the tower's key, which will unlock the 135th floor, as well as obtain the rings of the red-light district princes crafted from half of the tower's key.
It would take so much strength and power to obtain all of these, leading Tower of God fans to speculate that Baam could be the real prince of Jahad and not Ja Wangnan due to his limitless potential.
So, Who Is the Real Prince of Jahad in Tower of God? Predictions Explored
It’s not a surprise that fans are debating the identity of Tower of God’s prince of Jahad.
After all, the second season of the webtoon is titled The Return of the Prince, featuring both Ja Wangnan and Jyu Viole Grace (who was revealed to be Baam) as its main protagonists, resulting in ambiguity about the prince’s identity.
Some fans think that Ja Wangnan is the prince of Jahad because he’s one of the princes of the red light district who inherited the blood of Jahad; not to mention, he looks like Jahad himself with his yellow hair.
However, others believe that the real prince of Jahad is Baam because he’s expected to take the final exam on the 135th floor of the tower and surpass Jahad himself.
There are also theories online that suggest Baam is Jahad’s son from Arlen Grace. If this is true, then V would not be the father of Baam, for Jahad theoretically found a way to force Arlen to sleep with him.
The identity of the real prince of Jahad is still a mystery to this day, so be on the lookout for more updates and information leading up to the much-anticipated reveal in the series!
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