Pedro Pascal supports No Kings as fans plea to

Pedro Pascal is standing up for what he believes in, and fans love to see it.

The Last of Us star joined 1000’s of protestors in Los Angeles on Saturday as a part of the nationwide No Kings protests, a coordinated collection of marches denouncing what organizers describe as President Donald Trump’s “crackdowns on First Amendment rights.”

Pedro, 50, took to Instagram on Sunday to share some photos from his day out marching together with the caption, “#NoKings #LosAngeles PROTECT #Democracy.”

In the cowl snap of the carousel publish, the actor stood alongside fellow protesters, elevating his fist next to a person sporting a “Black Brown Unity” shirt, surrounded by indicators studying “Freedom,” “No King,” and “I Am Antifa! Anti-Fascist, Anti-Racist.”

Other snaps displayed him kissing a protester wearing a large inflatable unicorn costume and proudly strolling among crowds carrying rainbow-colored fists and anti-authoritarian posters.

“Thank you for giving a voice loud and clear to those who need it most, we need democracy, I hope one day I can live in democracy. I love you Pedrosol,” another person chimed in.

While a sixth echoed, “I didn’t expect less from you You are not afraid to position yourself and you are on the right side. That’s why I admire you more and more and I’m very proud of you. I love you.”

The actor, lengthy identified for championing progressive causes and LGBTQ+ rights, has been praised for persistently utilizing his platform to advocate for equality, democracy and inclusion.

Despite there being more than 2,600 protests across the nation and overseas on Saturday, President Trump disregarded the backlash by releasing an AI-generated video displaying him sporting a crown while flying a army jet over American cities and dumping feces onto No Kings protesters.