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>Almost never really wins a single battle, and the few times she's victorious, it doesn't really amount to much.
>Is at an utter disadvantage every step of the way, with no real hope of turning things around.
>Is constantly defeated, humiliated and forced to retreat, just like her forebearers.
>When the final boss is revealed to be Dokurobei, she once again can't do anything. Doronbo are Dokurobei's servants and can never truly oppose him. Even though she sees him as an enemy, she has no means of defeating him.
>The moment Galina and Alouette choose to become Yatterman, she has to separate from them. Because Doronbo are Yatterman's enemies, they can't be together anymore.
>Yatterman are able to utterly trounce Dokurobei, while all Doronbo can do is distract his mooks. To the very end, Doronbo are weak underdogs.
>In spite of that, if it weren't for them, things probably never would have changed for the better. She was the one who was able to inspire a new generation of Yatterman. Doronjo wasn't able to defeat the darkness or become the light, but was the one who paved the way to a new dawn.

Without Doronbo, there is no Yatterman.
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