The first aspect of understanding Moro is to analyze his character design. Moro’s character design is clearly modeled after “Argali,” which is referred to as a “wild mountain sheep” that roam through the highlands of Central Asia.

They are the largest species in the world. You can see one in person at a National Museum of both nature and science in Tokyo, Japan.

Moro is also depicted as being completely shirtless, which is covered by his oversized beard.

Other major aspects of Moro’s character design are the white bandages around his wrist and ankles. Many people assumed that these bandages are part of Moro’s fashions.

Even though people suggested that those bandages resembles a God of Destruction type of fashion, I have to respectfully disagree. The wristbands worn by the gods of destruction are there for cosmetic purposes.

Now, Moro doesn’t wear wristbands.

He wears bandages.

In my opinion, these bandages are not there for cosmetic purposes, but to "hide something.” Perhaps, Moro is hiding some of his wounds. Maybe, he is hiding something important.

If this happened to be revealed, it could expose the source of Moro’s power.

So what exactly is hiding under those white bandages?

To find the answer, we need to look at the deity that inspired Moro in the first place. The deity Baphomet is depicted with latin words on his wrist and arms. These Latin words are both “Solve” and “Coagula,” which means to “join together and take apart” the powers of binding and loosing from God by force.

In Levi’s context, these terms represent the dualistic powers of magic, which can be realized by any devoted being, such as Moro. This further explains why Moro was able to absorb the life energy from nearby planets and how he was able to condense the energy into a ball.

Then eat it.

Hence, this caused his strength to grow exponentially. The powers of both Solve and Coagula also explained how Moro was able to defy the deities of Universe 7. He was so powerful, it forced a Supreme Kai to sacrifice most of his godly powers to seal away Moro’s magical powers.

Even after that scenario happened, nobody was strong enough to kill Moro for 10 million years.

So now that we know the history and origins behind Moro’s character design, we are ready to recode the hidden message behind Moro’s symbol on his belt. There will be two more parts about the hidden origins of Moro.

In part two, I will expose the hidden truth behind Moro’s belt and his ultimate plan.

What is Moro’s hidden agenda?

I will also expose how powerful Moro truly is.This concludes part one of “The Hidden Origin of Moro.”

Stay tuned for part two!