Dragon Ball Daima confirms that one of its new heroes is hiding something from Goku, and this could suggest that a major betrayal is coming

Dragon Ball Daima captivated fans around the world with its introduction to an entirely new world filled with unique characters and villains. Among these new faces is Glorya sniper from the Demon Realm whose motivations seem aligned with Goku’s, resulting in an alliance of convenience. Glorio guides Goku and Shin to the Demon Realm, where they face challenges and introduce new allies like Pansy, but Glorio remains as reserved and mysterious as ever.

Having arrived in unfamiliar territory, Shin remains the ever cautious and calculating observer, offsetting Goku’s usual carefree nature. As his journey continues, Shin realizes the details surrounding Glório’s story don’t add upindicating that he may not be as harmless as he initially seemed. As Shin’s suspicions grow, it becomes clear that Glory is harboring secrets, setting the stage for a revelation that could turn their alliance upside down.

Shin’s suspicion grows as Glório’s version of events doesn’t add up.

Shin’s observant behavior truly makes him the best companion

Shin’s suspicion of Glory suggests an underlying tension that could lead to deeper conflicts in the future. Dragon Ball Daima. As an ally, Glorio’s role is to support Goku’s mission, but his reluctance to be transparent raises doubts in Shin’s mind. His opening story about King Kadan, ruler of the Third Demon Realm, becomes the first major red flag that pokes holes in his story, having told Goku and Shin that the king approached him and not the other way around. The inconsistency suggests that Glory is selectively reshaping the truth behind his motives.

For Shin, these small details are enough to question whether Glorio is truly aligned with his cause or simply taking advantage of Goku’s trust for his own purposes. While Goku ignores the behavior, Shin remains as cautious and observant as ever, refusing to accept Glorio at face value. Upon questioning the details he finds, Shin puts himself in a safe position against any potential betrayal, providing support in a skill where Goku’s instincts are insufficient.

Glório’s reluctance to accept new allies could be a warning sign

Glorio didn’t want to have many people around from the beginning

Shin took note of the fact that King Kadan was not aware of his current situation and that Glorio instead approached the king, contrary to his initial story. Coupled with his clear reluctance to have more allies, this could well point to something more suspicious than a preference to keep his party small. Before learning of Pansy’s identity as a royal, Glorio was visibly reluctant to involve her in his journey. By trying to limit the size of the group, Glório raises questions about whether he is hide something that might be revealed around many people.

This reluctance had already been seen earlier in the series through his refusal to allow Vegeta to join, even though the group was likely small enough to easily fit him onto his ship. Glorio may be resisting any further involvement as a strategic attempt to avoid scrutiny or being greatly outnumbered. It’s clear that Glorio is hiding something, and his reluctance to bring in others implies hidden intentions that could have serious implications for the beloved characters of Dragon Ball Daima.