Could Arinso be the ultimate villain?

summary

• Arinso emerges as a powerful antagonist and plots to overthrow Goma by creating the powerful Majins Kuu and Duu.

• To ensure success, Arinso manipulates various parties, including Gomah and the Z Fighters, showing cunning and foresight.

• Arinso's final potential event involves slave collars and dragon ball manipulation, setting the stage for a climactic match.

Adding additional knowledge to the mix, Dragon Wings Always He throws the curtains on Nahareh's siblings, Degusso and Arinso. While Dejeso has yet to establish himself as a credible threat, the same cannot be said for Arinso. The Doctor's union with Glorio and his cunning nature paves the way for a new perspective.

This changes the angle of focus from Gomah and places Arinsu as a Potential main antagonist. A vision supported by Glind's desire to claim the throne of the High Demon King. However, to fully establish Arinso's place in the narrative, one must also pay attention to the initiatives the Doctor uses to overthrow Goma.

The recreation of the strongest

Majin Buu's essence

Toriyama makes it clear from the start that Goma is the only real threat that Arinso must face before any other. However, due to the Doctor's power, it is Gomah (the current Demon King). Too much to handle alone. So, Arinso decides to bring help to destroy the child-sized witch once and for all.

Guma may not look like much, but it is very powerful

And who better than the most powerful Magi, the Devil's Realm should ever endure? To fulfill this dream, the tree-born enters Contact Marba and travels to obtain the essence of an evil magine. This essence, in particular, serves a single purpose: to create a being to rival the once-feared Majin Buu.

Arinso, wasting no time, finds Majin Buu and finally obtains the remains/Evil Essence. However, the fact that this substance can only be extracted after Majin Buu is dismembered suggests that Arinsu may have been stuck (waiting for the right opportunity) from the start. This could have been Toriyama's way of emphasizing the intricate depth of Glynde's maps, and Arinso's The importance of narrative More than looks

However, the substance is returned to the Demon Realm and within a year, the plan succeeds and Majin Buu's counterparts are created (Majin Kuu and Majin Duu).

Redefining the role of Majins

Unlike Bibidi, Arinso's saliva produces majins Glind function. Thus, the threat of an outburst like the one fans witnessed when Babidi faced off against Fat Bo was gone. A careful layering scheme through which Toriyama highlights Arinso's inherently contradictory nature.

Now, despite Kou's embarrassing battle prowess, episode 12 proves that even Arinso can't fight the Majin's intelligence. And when that brilliance is combined with Duu's battle power, which far exceeds that of a Tamagami, there is no way any Majin can oppose Arinsu. After all, not even Goma can defeat a Tamagami.

However, even with such an asset, Marba's claims about the coincidence of Majin Buu and Insufficient knowledge Nothing to scoff at With Duu's relative obedience and Kuu's incompetence in combat, there's no telling when the connection with Arinsu could be severed.

Insurance against failure

A backup for every scenario

Realizing the possibility of possible incompatibility with the magines, Arinso has already prepared for the worst. Fans can see this by going back to the beginning, where Arinso asks Goma to take precautions against the impending threat of the Saiyans. The concern that was initially proven is obvious Trying to get funding for research

If such people were to invade the Demon Realm… I shudder at the thought!

However, with the release of episode 6 (where Glorio is shown embarrassingly calling Arinso), viewers realized that the comment was made to lure the Saiyans into the demon world. An act that shows Arinso's ability Take advantage of Gome's insecurities And the revelation that his foresight is fruitless. Anyway, one comment caused so much chaos that the Z-fighters had to travel between realms.

Additionally, the arrival of the Z-Fighters tips the scales in the Doctor's favor, pitting Goma's forces against super-powered creatures. Arinso probably intends to take advantage of this by letting both parties weaken each other Before you go in for the final strike. This tactic is a testament to the Doctor's ingenious planning as it involves the least cost of resources on his part.

Arinso's mistake: the collars of slavery

Final probability

As fans, it's important to understand that Glynde has done everything to stay in the shadows. But little does Arinso know that the Doctor's evil nature has already been revealed to Goku The concept of a neck collar entered the series After all, it was none other than Arinso who helped create the slavery system that now rules the Maka world.

Knowing Goku, there's no way the ending doesn't do anything about the corrupt system everyone is forced to abide by. This slight mistake creates a logic for the Z fighters to stop this woman from gaining power and why Arinso Not so much in the shade As the doctor may like.

However, being a true villain, Arinso keeps Glorio by Goku and Nahare's side to ensure that everything goes smoothly until Goma is dealt with. In addition, to the surprise of the doctor, the development Goku's interest in fighting Tamagami It led to something else that the doctor can now use.

Don't worry, if things go wrong… I'll use dragon balls

In fact, by Episode 12, the Doctor has technically acquired all 3 Dragon Balls as Z-Fighter Balls. Ownership can be stolen Through Glorio an example that has fans waiting to see how Goku and the others will deal with Arinso's evil plans.

conclusion

Without Arinso's involvement, Goma wouldn't have done anything substantial, and it's unlikely that the character would have been added or evolved much more. While Arinso has proven to be a compelling antagonist in every sense. The doctor's self-serving nature, hunger for power and calculated manipulations Add meaningful depth and value According to the narration

So, considering how the story constantly forces Arinso's hand to be behind everything, it's logical to conclude that Glind is the most likely candidate to become Dragon Ball Daima's ultimate villain. And though there is a running theory that Nova (Old Namekian) might be hiding something Much more sinisterthere is still not enough evidence to spread these doubts.