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I have the Answer! c(: It clicked on who has it when I reread the series.
Apocryphos (also known as Cardinal) Says in Chapter 213 page 7 "I understand Please Leave it to me. My lord. He who carries the "heart". Yes. I will defend you for certain." during the scene of when Allen is saved by the Noah and Link declared dead. That crosses Lenalee out of having the heart of innocence because Cardinal says he, and that also crosses out Kanda for he wasn't there at the present time and was without his innocence. It only leaves Allen. Since it is also certain that Lavi doesn't have it either because he is a bookman and is supposed to report to Bookman if enything weird is starting to happen.
So the Answer is Yes Allen has the heart of innocence.Even before chapter 213 there has been clues leading toward Allen having it.
Allen lost his arm but his innocence didn't die.
Allen was also saved by his innocence.
Allen's revived innocence can turn into the opposite colored sword of the Earl.
And also note that Allen's innocence seems to be in two pieces. The mask and the arm/sword.
Lenalee's innocence protected her with a crystal but you can also say because the innocence was ready to evolve into a crystal type innocence.
Kanda's innocence also became a crystal type innocence.
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Where is the zeugma in the Lord of the Flies?
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When does Allen Walker from d gray man recover his arm?
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How many times does Ralph cry in lord of the flies?
Only once at the end of the book when he releases all of his emotions out because of the "loss of innocence, the darkness of man's heart" and the death of Piggy.
What Age Is D Gray-Man For?
D Gray-Man is for ages 13 and older, only because of the violence and swearing, but that's it
