What a great example. It's even easier to explain, thank you. Why are defeats satisfying? Because they are horrible and do bad things to different people in different areas, right? We know that, we know perfectly well that every villain in OP has done something horrible, and yet in every arc they show it again, why!? Do you think it would be better for Luffy to defeat people who we know are bad simply because the context implies or actually see the cruelties they cause, so that we can see the future defeat? It's exactly the same thing that happens here, the only (obvious) difference is that here the dragons have infinite powers over humanity and therefore can do whatever they want, and the story itself allows graphic violence, as it is something shown from the first chapter. Your complaints are nonsense and you are only really implying violence, nothing more.You are not taking into account the wrong acts, and only the violence. I really can't understand why we should spend pages of a MONTHLY manga for prolonged defeats. (Since the fights are already part of the defeat) all this without even taking into account what we saw until now, since unlike the dragons now, the Ultimatia part was completely different. There were clear relationships and objectives between them, regardless of whether they were dragons or not, one day they were people and that's why they had stories. Whether they are sad or not serve to motivate the characters, honestly, if you don't want motivations since the character needs you don't want a good story. They were never absolutely evil and that's all, there have always been relationships between them, relationships that are important. If you don't think so, then it really isn't a good story what you want.
