<p>During the Goku Black arc, we see Zeno destroy all the universes and is just floating in space.</p>
<p>My theory is that there is someone that created everything that just has not been figured out yet. Just like Beerus and Whis, Beerus is the destroyer god and Whis is the angel and the attendant for the destroyer. Well, the Grand Priest is the angel to the destroyer god Zeno (who is on a whole other scale from Beerus and other destroyers). And Zeno is made to destroy not create.</p>
<p>However, this is all a theory. And with the new upcoming arks such as the Moro ark and the Granola the Survivor arc, we may find out.</p>

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<p>From the exposition in Daima, the Super Majin Rymus (Zenoh in this case) are the caretakers of the realms created by order of the demon king (i.e. the set of universes). The Rymus are demon world residents themselves so it can be implied that any entities that exist outside of the universes to assist the Rymus in their duties (such as the angels, and the Kais) are also residents of the demon world who were recruited by them to the universes or created by them to assist in their duties.</p>
<p>It was noted that the Kais had left the demon world for one reason or another. The Namekians fled from the demon world, but settled inside of two of the universes (6 and 7) instead of residing outside of it. Notably, as the gods of destruction are not mentioned in Daima, the lore of the gods of destruction still unfortunately have to be explained by the plot hole riddle DBS. The gods are destruction are not former residents of the demon realm. As pointed out in the tournament of power, but also as Whis and Beerus has noted throughout the series, the God of Destruction is a being that is from a particular universe that is trained to become the God of Destruction (e.g. Toppo, but Beerus also makes the offer to Goku). This unfortunately doesn't explain how Beerus and Champa (both brothers) are God of Destructions in different universes. It also doesn't explain how the is a strange rule that ties the life of &quot;the&quot; Supreme kai (as the Buu saga points out, there were 5 at a time and the East Kai is what DBS calls the Supreme Kai, there as even a 6th one in the Z sword) is tied to the God of Destruction... Nor does it explain how the Angels fall asleep when the God of Destruction dies (as mentioned by Zamasu).</p>
<p>Daima makes clear that the Kais are not gods, nor even immortal. They are regular Majin who age, grow old, and eventually die (to which the Zamasu arc makes even less sense than it already did). The Angels, whose origin are not named, are likely familiars created by the Rymus since they lack the pointed ears (that frequently becomes a plot point) that all Majin have. To support the point that they are familiars, you may notice that unlike the Kais, they appear to lack any sort of moral compass or even strong emotion one way or the other and even appear to be disinterested in anything than completing their duties even if they risk their own &quot;lives&quot; (Whis didn't seem to care one way or the other if Beerus dies and he falls asleep), completely ignoring both the in universe politics and the out of universe politics.</p>

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<p>I believe that Zeno did create somebody to provide the universes with peace, so maybe the Grand Priest decided to work on all the universes, but he must have created angels due to him getting tired. So maybe now the Grand Priest was the first angel that did not have a god of destruction.</p>
<p>My reasons are that the Grand Priest is:</p>
<ol>
<li>maybe the first angel</li>
<li>a close person to Zeno</li>
</ol>
<p>So he is probably the creation of Zeno as Zeno's first friend.</p>

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<p>In <em>Dragon Ball</em>, the Grand Priest is said to be the father of all the angels. But how about the Grand Priest? Was he created by Xeno or by someone else, or did he just simply always exist?</p>

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Who created the Grand Priest?
# Who created the Grand Priest?
Posted by: username_0 on 2021-01-10
In *Dragon Ball*, the Grand Priest is said to be the father of all the angels. But how about the Grand Priest? Was he created by Xeno or by someone else, or did he just simply always exist?
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## 3 answers
### Answer by username_1 on 2021-01-27. Score: 0
During the Goku Black arc, we see Zeno destroy all the universes and is just floating in space.

My theory is that there is someone that created everything that just has not been figured out yet. Just like Beerus and Whis, Beerus is the destroyer god and Whis is the angel and the attendant for the destroyer. Well, the Grand Priest is the angel to the destroyer god Zeno (who is on a whole other scale from Beerus and other destroyers). And Zeno is made to destroy not create.

However, this is all a theory. And with the new upcoming arks such as the Moro ark and the Granola the Survivor arc, we may find out.
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### Answer by username_2 on 2024-12-19. Score: 0
From the exposition in Daima, the Super Majin Rymus (Zenoh in this case) are the caretakers of the realms created by order of the demon king (i.e. the set of universes). The Rymus are demon world residents themselves so it can be implied that any entities that exist outside of the universes to assist the Rymus in their duties (such as the angels, and the Kais) are also residents of the demon world who were recruited by them to the universes or created by them to assist in their duties.

It was noted that the Kais had left the demon world for one reason or another. The Namekians fled from the demon world, but settled inside of two of the universes (6 and 7) instead of residing outside of it. Notably, as the gods of destruction are not mentioned in Daima, the lore of the gods of destruction still unfortunately have to be explained by the plot hole riddle DBS. The gods are destruction are not former residents of the demon realm. As pointed out in the tournament of power, but also as Whis and Beerus has noted throughout the series, the God of Destruction is a being that is from a particular universe that is trained to become the God of Destruction (e.g. Toppo, but Beerus also makes the offer to Goku). This unfortunately doesn't explain how Beerus and Champa (both brothers) are God of Destructions in different universes. It also doesn't explain how the is a strange rule that ties the life of "the" Supreme kai (as the Buu saga points out, there were 5 at a time and the East Kai is what DBS calls the Supreme Kai, there as even a 6th one in the Z sword) is tied to the God of Destruction... Nor does it explain how the Angels fall asleep when the God of Destruction dies (as mentioned by Zamasu).

Daima makes clear that the Kais are not gods, nor even immortal. They are regular Majin who age, grow old, and eventually die (to which the Zamasu arc makes even less sense than it already did). The Angels, whose origin are not named, are likely familiars created by the Rymus since they lack the pointed ears (that frequently becomes a plot point) that all Majin have. To support the point that they are familiars, you may notice that unlike the Kais, they appear to lack any sort of moral compass or even strong emotion one way or the other and even appear to be disinterested in anything than completing their duties even if they risk their own "lives" (Whis didn't seem to care one way or the other if Beerus dies and he falls asleep), completely ignoring both the in universe politics and the out of universe politics.
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### Answer by username_3 on 2021-02-18. Score: 0
I believe that Zeno did create somebody to provide the universes with peace, so maybe the Grand Priest decided to work on all the universes, but he must have created angels due to him getting tired. So maybe now the Grand Priest was the first angel that did not have a god of destruction.

My reasons are that the Grand Priest is:

1. maybe the first angel
2. a close person to Zeno

So he is probably the creation of Zeno as Zeno's first friend.
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