When Elder Namek Monaito saw his godson Granolah embroiled in a life and death battle, he was ultimately forced to tell the truth. What the grain avenger has always believed to be true is a bitter lie. His employers, not the Saiyajins, are responsible for his sad and lonely life.
The relationship familiar between Granolah and Monaito it was one of the most fascinating parts of the saga. The one described as a ruthless and vengeful bounty hunter was actually an ordinary boy along with his green friend at the end of the day. In fact, Monaito is the one who was massacred by Freezer’s army in the absence of his family. raised him as a father. However, the older Namek has finally got it confessed his lies and his sins. The Heeters are actually responsible for the death of grain.
In Dragon Ball Super 78, faced with an angry Granolah, Monaito admits to having him grew up in a big lie albeit for a good cause. If only Granolah had known the truth about who was responsible for her parents’ deaths, then it would he would die too Seek revenge. However, the sudden appearance of Goku and Vegeta forced Monaito to tell the truth.
The Namek of Grain confesses his regret, he should never have lied and he should have told everything before the Saiyans arrived. Monaito’s regret, however, is partly justified: it has been so in the past threatened with death from the Heetern. If only he had revealed the truth to Granolah, Elec and Gas would have slaughtered her with no chance of reaction.
Monaito has therefore always lived with us great regret, with a great burden on his shoulders. And you, what would you have done in his place? We leave you to the theories about Dragon Ball Super 79 and the very close connection between Granolah and Vegeta in Dragon Ball Super 78.
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