“Being satisfied in all desires” will be indicated in this verse by the words “those possessing superior character (lokottara-guṇa-śālinām).” Though he is satisfied in all His desires, it should be understood that Kṛṣṇa actually gave His fame to Bhīma because of His unconditional affection for Bhīma. Without this quality of affection, all other qualities become worthless. Since a person shows unconditional affection only for those who surrender, the Lord shows unconditional affection for the devotees who surrender unconditionally. The Lord’s fondness for fame arises only in order to give happiness to those devotees out of His affection. The devotees gain intense bliss by appreciating that fame of the Lord. Then the Lord transfers His own fame to the devotees. In this way, from His fondness for fame, full satisfaction is accomplished.