Ordinary Group Owner: "Being unknown still counts as being unknown, I suppose. In any case, not many people on Earth knew how many times they had protected the planet."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Basically, much of the credit went to someone else."
Ordinary Group Owner: "At first, I found him pretty annoying too. Obviously, Satan hadn't done anything, yet all the credit ended up going to him."
Ordinary Group Owner: "But after thinking about it carefully, it was pretty impressive that he could pull it off. He showed up whenever there was danger, but because Sun Goku and the others didn't want too much attention, he ended up becoming the hero who saved the world."
Su Yunqing recalled how indignant she had felt while watching the Satan parts of Dragon Ball. Satan had clearly done nothing; he was completely bluffing. So how had he become humanity's hero, while Sun Goku, Vegeta, and the others who truly protected Earth remained unknown?
Even when facing Majin Buu, Satan had needed to speak up before people were willing to believe in the Spirit Bomb.
At the time, she had not only disliked Satan, but had also been deeply disgusted by those ordinary people being protected. But ultimately, it had been anger that a hero's achievements had been stolen by someone else.
Yet as the story continued, more and more powerful enemies appeared, and Earth went through more and more battles. Gradually, she stopped being so angry.
Satan's existence was a setup meant to stabilize the Earthlings. Pushing all the credit onto Satan kept everyone from feeling confused. Someone presentable had to step forward as Earth's protector, and Satan was undoubtedly the most suitable person for the role.
Sun Goku and Vegeta were not Earthlings in the end, and their destructive power was far too