Dragon Ball Daima: Could Arinsu Be the Final Villain?

Summary

Arinsu emerges as a formidable antagonist, plotting to overthrow Gomah by creating powerful Majins Kuu and Duu.
To ensure success, Arinsu manipulates various parties, including Gomah and the Z Fighters, displaying cunning and foresight.
Arinsu’s final contingency involves enslavement collars and manipulation of Dragon Balls, setting the stage for a climactic showdown.

As a long-time Dragon Ball fan and connoisseur of villainous arcs, I must say that the character development of Dr. Arinsu in Dragon Ball Daima has been nothing short of captivating. Her self-serving nature, hunger for power, and calculated manipulations have added depth and value to the narrative that would otherwise be lacking without her involvement.

Being a seasoned observer of villainous antics, I can confidently assert that Dr. Arinsu is poised to become the final villain in this series. While some may speculate about the potential for Neva to harbor sinister intentions, there simply isn’t enough evidence to substantiate such claims at this time.

Moreover, the intricate web of deceit and manipulation that Dr. Arinsu weaves around her minions like Gomah and Glorio is reminiscent of a master puppeteer pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Her involvement in creating the enslavement system governing the Makai world only serves to solidify my belief that she is the true mastermind orchestrating events from the shadows.

One thing I find particularly amusing is how Dr. Arinsu has managed to keep herself hidden while simultaneously being the driving force behind everything that transpires. It’s almost as if she’s playing a game of cosmic chess, always one step ahead of her opponents. But as Goku continues his quest for justice and the truth, I can only imagine how Dr. Arinsu will react when her schemes are finally uncovered.

In closing, let me leave you with this joke: Why did Dr. Arinsu refuse to play hide-and-seek with Goku? Because she’s already behind everything! Keep your eyes on the shadows, fellow Dragon Ball fans, because I have a feeling that Dr. Arinsu won’t be staying hidden for much longer!

Introducing more backstory, the anime “Dragon Ball Daima” brings Nahare’s brothers, Degesu and Arinsu, into focus. Although Degesu hasn’t shown much menace yet, Arinsu, allied with Glorio and possessing a shrewd mind, offers a fresh perspective that could shake things up.

In this scenario, the viewpoint switches from Gomah to Arinsu, who emerges as a possible central adversary. This perspective is bolstered by Glind’s ambition to seize the throne of the Supreme Demon King. To solidify Arinsu’s role in the story, it’s crucial to delve into the strategies the doctor uses to dethrone Gomah as well.

The Recreation Of The Strongest

The Essence Of Majin Buu

Right from the start, Toriyama established that Gomah was the sole formidable adversary Arinsu needed to confront before any others. However, considering the doctor’s immense power, dealing with Gomah (the current Demon King) alone proved to be overpowering. Consequently, Arinsu resolves to gather reinforcements in order to vanquish the diminutive wizard for good.

Gomah may not look like much, but he’s quite powerful

Who could be more suitable than the mightiest Majin that the demon realm has ever known? To make this vision a reality, the one born from a tree connects with Marba and embarks on a journey to acquire the essence of a malevolent Majin. This specific essence holds a unique function: to construct an entity that matches the terror once instilled by Majin Buu.

In a swift and deliberate manner, I witnessed Arinsu move without hesitation towards Majin Buu. After a series of explosive events left Majin Buu in fragments, Arinsu managed to retrieve the remains or essence of the demon. This suggests that Arinsu had been strategically positioned, patiently waiting for the opportune moment to act, as if the pieces of the puzzle were falling into place according to a grand design. This could be Toriyama’s subtle way of emphasizing the intricate complexity of Arinsu’s role in the storyline, making their significance to the narrative strikingly clear.

Observing here, I can’t help but notice that the sticky material is being transported to the demonic realm. Surprisingly swift, within a year, the scheme bears fruit, giving birth to the counterparts of Majin Buu – Majin Kuu and Majin Duu.

Redefining the Role of Majins

Unlike Bibidi, Arinsu’s saliva makes Majins obey the Glind, thereby preventing a spectacle like the one Babidi encountered with Fat Buu. This intricate strategy by Toriyama underscores the inherently opposing disposition of Arinsu.

Although Kuu may lack in combat skills, episode 12 shows that Arinsu can’t match the intelligence of the Majin. When you factor in Duu’s formidable battle strength, far superior to a Tamagami’s, it becomes clear that no Majin could stand against Arinsu. To put it simply, not even Gomah is powerful enough to overcome a Tamagami.

As someone who has spent countless hours immersed in the world of Dragon Ball, I can attest to the fact that even a powerful character like Majin Buu might not always be as formidable as they seem. Marba’s claims about his status as a fluke are not without merit, especially considering the limited knowledge we have about the intricacies of this universe.

In my experience, characters like Duu and Kuu often present challenges that can’t be underestimated. Duu’s partial obedience makes him unpredictable, while Kuu’s combat incompetence could lead to unexpected outcomes. Given these factors, it’s not hard to imagine a situation where the connection with Arinsu might weaken or even break.

So, while Majin Buu may be a formidable force, it’s crucial to remember that no character is invincible and that the dynamics between them can change quickly in this fascinating series.

Insurance Against Failure

A Backup For Every Scenario

In anticipation of potential disagreements with the Majins, Arinsu has already taken preventive measures. This can be noticed by going back to the start where Arinsu advises Gomah to be cautious due to the approaching danger from the Saiyans. Initially, this caution was shown to be a strategy aimed at securing resources for further research.

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

With the airing of Episode 6, viewers learned that this comment was intended to lure the Saiyans to the demon realm. This action underscores Arinsu’s skill in manipulating Gomah’s vulnerabilities and highlights her exceptional foresight. After this one statement, the Z fighters found themselves compelled to traverse different dimensions.

Additionally, the appearance of the Z Fighters shifts the balance, placing them against Gomah’s forces which are matched by beings with great power. Arinsu may be using this opportunity for both sides to wear each other down, before making a decisive move. This strategy showcases the doctor’s clever thinking as it requires minimal resources from her side.

Arinsu’s Blunder: The Enslavement Collars

The Final Contingency

In the storyline, it’s crucial for spectators to realize that Glind has gone to great lengths to remain inconspicuous. However, what Goku had discerned about Arinsu was his sinister character even before the introduction of neck collars in the series. It turns out that it was none other than Arinsu who designed the system of enslavement that currently rules over the Makai world.

It’s unlikely that, given Goku’s character, the sequel would end without addressing the flawed system everyone is subjected to. This plot point provides a reason for the Z Fighters to intervene and prevent the woman from assuming power, as well as for Arinsu to step out of the shadows more than the doctor might prefer.

Despite behaving like a true antagonist, Arinsu strategically positions Glorio among Goku and Nahare to maintain order until Gomah is handled. Interestingly, the doctor found an additional opportunity when Goku’s fascination with fighting the Tamagamis emerged.

Don’t worry, If things go wrong… I’ll use the Dragon Balls

Indeed, by episode 12, the doctor has acquired all three Dragon Balls in essence, as those in the possession of the Z fighters can be taken using Glorio. This situation has sparked excitement among fans, who are eager to see how Goku and the others will thwart Arinsu’s wicked plans.

Conclusion

As an ardent fan, I can confidently say that without Arinsu’s presence, Gomah would have remained a flat character, offering little substance or potential for growth. However, Arinsu has truly outshone as a captivating adversary in every aspect. The doctor’s self-centered traits, insatiable thirst for power, and strategically cunning manipulations have significantly enriched and fortified the storyline.

Given the way the story repeatedly suggests Arinsu as the one pulling the strings, it’s plausible to guess that Glind might turn out to be the ultimate antagonist in Dragon Ball Daima. However, while some speculate that Neva (the ancient Namekian) could harbor dark secrets, at this point, there isn’t enough proof to substantiate such ominous theories.

2025-01-01 23:34