As the story of Super continues, we learn more about the hierarchy among the Gods and how it works. The hierarchy is similar to a military set up where there are multiple overseers and higher-ups, that each one has to report to regarding their universe. They are not greatly elaborated on but with the information that has been provided via episodes and manga publication, it is confirmed that they are strong enough to defeat Frieza Pre Super in a single blow.
Lack of data places them just above the Old Kia until more details are revealed. Like his fellow supreme Kai, Shin is the serving overseer for Universe 7 and is quite strong as well. He is among the Supremes, which means that he is strong enough to defeat Frieza, before the events of Super, with a single blow. He is ranked above the other Supreme Kais because of the fact that we have seen him in action when he first appeared in the Buu Saga, which gives us more insight on his power and limitations with respect to the others.
He was also able to briefly engage Zamasu who is one the strongest antagonists through the series. A position that has only been shown during the Buu Saga, the Grand Supreme Kai stands atop all the other Supreme Kai and is their overseer. The specifics of this position have never been elaborated on, and the only data we were given is his battle against Kid Buu.
He is powerful enough to fend him off, and he even cut off and disintegrated his arm. He did this while Shin was easily beaten by Kid Buu in one or two moves.
Core Person average life expectancy is said to be 75, years. They live leisurely lives, studying various things at a school-like castle, until one of the Kais passes away.
Then, they will draw lots among themselves to choose who will take the dead Kai's place and become the new Kai. There are five Kais in Universe 7. Four of them are given the job of controlling a particular area of the universe, and overseeing the local deities Guardians on each planet of their quadrant. The fifth one is a Grand Kai who oversees them all. While the lower Kais watch over the living world, the Supreme Kais watch over both the Other World and the living world.
They are considered immortal, in the sense that they refer to residents of the living world as "mortals," but can still die of unnatural causes as King Kai does, when he is inadvertently killed by the self-destructing Cell , however since they are already in Other World it doesn't really affect them in the long run however, King Kai did receive tons of laughter and bullying from his fellow Kais for being dead. Before a being earns the rank of a Kai, they come from a race called "Shinjin," which means "Core People.
The Shinjin hail from a planet called Kaishin, which contains about 80 inhabitants at any given time. Despite having magical abilities, the Shinjin live long, peaceful lives which span up to about 75, years.
If a Shinjin is chosen to become a Kai, their tenure will last for a long time. The Shinjin have humanoid characteristics in terms of stature, hair ,and facial features — except their ears, which are pointed. The four main Kai also have bug-like appearances, as seen by their antennae and round bodies. Although the Shinjin seem to resemble males or females, they are actually genderless. The Shinjin race that Kais come from all originate from the fruit of a tree.
This tree, called a "Kaiju," which means "World Tree," are gigantic trees that populate the planet of Kaishin. In addition to their imposing stature, these trees have magical properties which allow them to grow apple-shaped fruit that develop into Shinjin.
Because of this, Kais do not have parents or a family lineage, but instead grow from these life-bearing trees. Those who are born from a golden Kaiju fruit are automatically granted the rank of Supreme Kai.
These fruits are rare, making the Supreme Kai a more selective group. Kais can still be granted this title, but this golden fruit acts as a birth right for the Supreme Kai. Although Kais possess godly abilities and great control over their respective realms, they can still die, which is why Shinjin draw lots to determine who will take on this role. However, based on the plotlines in Dragon Ball involving King Kai, this concept seems to have created a plot hole in deciding a Kai's successor.
In the Cell-saga, Cell begins to self-destruct after Goku beats him in a fight. Despite his death — an event that should have introduced a new Kai into the show to take his place — King Kai remains in charge of the North Area with a halo over his head. This isn't a new concept since Goku himself still remains a prominent character after these events, but it does raise some questions about how death really affects the Kais. In Dragon Ball, the afterlife is a realm called Other World.
Not only is this the place where people go when they die, but it is also where the Kais reside. Heaven and Hell still exist here, but there is also a space in between these two. All five of the Kais are native to the Other World.
While the Kais have jurisdiction over certain parts of the universe, they do not control events in the Other world. That responsibility falls to the celestial bureaucracy comprised of Ogres, who dictate where souls go when they die. Whoever wins will be given the opportunity to train with the Grand Kai. For example, you have a martial arts master who is a pervert Master Roshi , a scary goblin-looking Namekian who is innately peaceful Dende , and a loving king who chooses to dress like a teenager the above-mentioned, Grand Kai.
In summary, it makes sense that there are a lot of Kais, as they all add something different to the story. He assumes the role of Goku's mentor. This mentorship, coupled with bad jokes and cool telepathy, makes for an awesome character who has much to contribute to the storyline in terms of humor and wisdom. His immaturity also mirrors that of the other Kais, perfectly complimenting Dragon Ball 's slapstick humor. West Kai's immature jibes at the expense of North Kai and his antagonism towards Goku also make for good humor and a healthy amount of protagonist-aimed hostility.
It's also worth mentioning the character Chronoa , who is the Supreme Kai of Time a deity that can manipulate time. He is an intelligent and skilled character; Goku notably says that he may one day reach the strength of Beerus.
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