Dragon Ball Teases a Major Change to the Saiyans’ Origins

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As a seasoned Dragon Ball fan, I’ve witnessed the saga unfold for decades, and let me tell you, the latest twist in Dragon Ball Daima has left me scratching my head in fascination! The revelation that the Saibamen hail from the Demon Realm is a game-changer, but it’s the implication that Saiyans might share the same origin that truly piques my curiosity.

The animated series “Dragon Ball Daima” has been gradually introducing significant alterations to the “Dragon Ball” universe with each new episode, and one such change in the latest installment seems poised to bring about a substantial shift in the Saiyans’ past. In this fresh narrative of “Dragon Ball Daima,” we follow an alternate Goku and the Supreme Kai as they journey through the Demon Realm for the first time in the franchise, offering fans a comprehensive look at a realm that has previously been only partially depicted. This exploration has brought about some major revisions to our comprehension of the Majin Buu saga and other aspects of the storyline.

The narrative in Dragon Ball Daima’s initial episodes, penned by its late creator Akira Toriyama, casually introduced a concept: characters with pointed ears are usually associated with the Demon Realm. This unexpectedly links more characters within the franchise to the Demon Realm than initially thought, and now the Saibamen have been added to that list in the latest episode. Given what we know about Saiyans and the information gathered about other races from the Demon Realm so far, it seems plausible that the Saiyans themselves originate from the Demon Realm as well.

Dragon Ball Ties Saiyans to the Demon Realm

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Episode 9 of Dragon Ball Daima introduces a fresh character named Majin Kuu, a new iteration of Majin Buu. This latest version was engineered by Marba and Dr. Arinsu as an experimental improvement over the original Majin Buu, with a focus on better control. Unlike the initial release of Majin Buu in the original arc, this one has undergone changes. The intriguing twist comes when we discover what was inserted into Majin Kuu. Among other elements, there were remnants of destroyed Majin Buu, some additional monsters, but most notably a Saibamen seed.

The distinctive ears of the Saibamen suggest a connection to the Demon Realm, and it’s now clear that they originate from there. However, this raises questions about their relationship with the Saiyans since Marba hints at selling them to outsiders. But if they were truly outsiders, how would other beings know about the Saibamen? This could lead to more intriguing connections. For instance, could Marba’s “outsiders” be the Saiyans themselves, or perhaps there’s a broader link between the Demon Realm and the Saiyans that we haven’t yet discovered?

Other Demon Realm Species Have Gone Into Space

It’s been known that other species from the Demon Realm have ventured into the broader universe, making it plausible to think that the Saiyans might have done the same in the past. Species like the Namekians and the Glind (the original race of the Supreme Kai) are among those who’ve traveled, settling on different planets. It’s possible that the Saiyans followed suit and left their realm long before Goku’s era. Additionally, the fact that their “true” Great Ape form features pointed ears connects them directly to the Demon Realm as well.

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It’s plausible that they evolved differently from other races in the Demon Realm, exhibiting a combat-oriented physical form. This adaptation might account for their unique powers, which appear more demonic than extraterrestrial. The Great Ape Oozaru form could be a magical manifestation, reinforcing our understanding of demons and their magic. As we delve deeper into the Demon Realm and its connection to the outside world, we might encounter a groundbreaking revelation that alters our perception of the Saiyans fundamentally.

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2024-12-10 01:10