\[Disclaimer: Made at 2AM. Probably a few grammar mistakes in there.\]

So, ever since G toilet switched up his act to get into the good graces of the alliance, a lot of people have suspected that eventually, he'd eventually reveal his true colors and backstab the alliance in their direst time of need, but I think that moment will never come, here's my rationale.

To explain why I think this way, we need to traverse G toilet's story throughout skibidi toilet. What I have picked up on, is that *every singular action G toilet takes in the series is an act of self preservation.*

Currently, what I've theorized is that Gimmy was caught (or framed) doing treason, and fled to avoid execution. Fast forward to when titan speakerman was getting disinfected, he didn't even try fighting back, he just left what he thought was a lost cause.

When the scientist was getting jumped, he ditched him, because he didn't want that smoke. When he inevitably fought the titan trio, he got out of there the first moment he got, alongside that, he peppered in with last ditch warnings about the astro invasion. He valued his life over no other, when potential losses were very much at stake there.

Same goes for this new Your-Friendly-Neighborhood-Interstellar-Conqueror persona he's got going on here. It's to get in the alliance's good graces, to gain their support, also seen by G toilet trying to "convince" Juggernaut to join his side, as a powerful ally to have fighting for him. These actions, while they may not be entirely out of logical thinking, are pretty deep seated in the "self preservation" camp.

This brings us to the situation brought by the betrayal of the alliance, and the meat of my theory. The question that should be asked is "How will the betrayal of the alliance help his prolonged existence?" and I found all answers sorely lacking. The main arguments I recall are "he's the former antagonist of the series, of course he would" and "he wants total control of the union." Which are fair arguments, but the alliance brings a lot to the table.

For one, their technological advancement is immaculate, within 4 episodes, they went from "their cutting edge tech is met, or even surpassed by regular astro weaponry" to "their average level of tech meets, or even surpasses what the astros are putting on their special agents." that rapid progress is something the skibidi toilets can't, and shouldn't lose.

Second, they have great force in the form of their titans, great at being giant beat sticks to kill people with. Betraying the alliance means also losing that.

Thirdly, doing that would reignite a war, possibly killing him in the process, and leaving him more vulnerable to further astro invasion, both things I think G toilet would heavily object against.

However, I do see a path to betrayal, but there's only two ways, and they're not actually active betrayal.

1. G toilet cowards out at a very pivotal moment. Leaving the alliance stranded, and causing an irreparable rift between the two factions.

2. Duke dies, and G toilet goes back to lead an incursion for the throne. This has the same effect of potentially stranding the alliance, but it also destabilises the land he controls, he has to repel his neighbor states almost *certainly* vying for their territories, the potential he may not even get the position, a scale of war orders of magnitude bigger than the one seen on earth, and overall it would not be a good time.

But all in all, I think G toilet betraying the alliance would be a net negative, not only for the alliance, but for himself, too.

TLDR: G toilet betraying the alliance would not only be a detriment to the alliance, but to himself, as well.

Why G toilet would never, in good conscience, betray the alliance.