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  Chapter 189. The Antonym of the Savior of Vilins

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  The Savior of Vilins.

  Never before has a work depicted a vilin receiving such glory.

  In fact, when you pce a vilin and a savior side by side, it truly feels out of pce.

  Oneone bees a vilin, how they still be a savior?

  Even those vilins who harbrand ideals and bee the final boss to save the world—after their goal is exposed— they still be called vilins?

  It's hard to say.

  Otherwise, there wouldn't be the cept of "redemption."

  Isn't it that a vilin, who was inally meant to be evil, suddenly stops being a vilin and bees a good person?

  Is DIO an example of this kind of vilin turning into a good person?

  No! Absolutely not!

  Anyone suddenly ge from a vilin to a good person, but DIO—he is the only one for whom it is absolutely impossible!

  This is the firm belief of all those who have followed the series from "Phantom Blood".

  But if that's the case...

  Why do they feel so fused?

  This question arises instinctively.

  And as they look at the respoo this question—some filled with doubt, some wanting to refute, some agreeing, and others just sharing links to ued tent—they find themselves more entangled.

  Sora is flicted internally.

  With Shiro beside him, should he cli that link to the suspicious website?

  If he does, he might corrupt Shiro's purity.

  But if he doesn't, his heart will ache so much he 't breathe!

  "How one please both the Buddha and their lover at the same time," he sighs to himself.

  As he sees the post and realizes others have also noticed the suspicious link—likely meaning it'll soon be reported and removed—Sora's brain kicks into high gear.

  Not only does his mind start memorizing the plex URL at high speed, but he quickly ges the subject to protect Shiro's innoce, saying, "Hey, Shiro. Do you remember this?"

  As he speaks, Sora points to another post from a user named [L] and asks, "Did Avdol really say that?"

  "I remember Avdol ran away when fag DIO..."

  The Polnareff revetle.

  It's one of the most thrilling stand battles in "Stardust Crusaders".

  Polnareff and Kakyoin together defeat the [Hanged Man], delivering their revenge decration—one of the most iic ses in "Stardust Crusaders".

  At the start of this battle, Polnareff, ed by anger, mocks Avdol, calling him a coward who would tuck his tail and run.

  This se deeply resonated with fans.

  But this tradicts the idea that DIO could make someone feel safe.

  At least, no one would flee if they truly felt safe.

  "No, bro. Avdol ran away because he was afraid of feeling safe," Shiro responds.

  Sure enough, hearing Sora's questioes Shiro, eager to show off her knowledge.

  Using her sharp mind, she recalls the details of Avdol's first enter with DIO, saying, "Avdol knew if DIO kept talking, he would eventually be persuaded, like the others, into feeling safe and being DIO's 'friend.'"

  "So, because Joseph had already told Avdol about DIO beforehand, Avdol ran immediately," Sora tinues.

  "And Polnareff, oher hand, didn't know about DIO and instead felt that false sense of security, being his 'friend.'"

  "Or perhaps... fear."

  "In fact, only by being DIO's friend could they feel safe from him..."

  Now, Sora finally uands.

  Why they were filled with doubt about DIO being called the "Savior of Vilins".

  But they never felt something was fually wrong with this title, nor did they feel DIO was unworthy of it.

  Their fusion wasn't about whether DIO deserved the title—it was about "how" DIO became the Savior of Vilins.

  They wanted answers, not to challehe idea.

  Irospect, their hearts had already accepted N'Doul's statement before their rational minds had caught up!

  They had already aowledged that DIO "was" the Savior of Vilins!

  In fact, what did they think the Savior of Vilins was?

  Did they imagine him like a certain man who at dinner offers wine as his blood and bread as his flesh?

  Or like a certain bald man who, after an awakenih the Bodhi tree, entered into a sage-like state?

  Impossible!

  That would be a Savior of Good People.

  A Savior of Vilins couldn't possibly resemble a good person.

  Only someone more evil than any vilin, more fearsome than any vilin, someone who inspires terror so that submission feels like the only way to avoid death, could be the Savior of Vilins!

  And DIO—

  Even though everyone who watched "Battle Tendency" knows that vampires were nothing more than food for the Pilr Me alone for Kars, the Ultimate Being.

  But in terms of evilness?

  DIO outshihem all!

  Almost all fans agree on this.

  And that's why, despite their fusion, no one ever doubted or questioned whether DIO truly deserved the title of the "Savior of Vilins".

  No os the title better than DIO!

  Simirly, if DIO is the Savior of Vilins...

  Then what about Jotaro and the others who set out to defeat him?

  What is the antonym of the "Savior of Vilins"?

  It's as if a hand reached into their minds, unlog the answer.

  As they watched the discussion unfold on the 2, the question finally resolved, a new realization took hold.

  And during their impatient wait for the episode of "Stardust Crusaders", their focus was already locked on the uping episode:

  ——"[Khnum] Oingo and [Thoth] Boingo!"