#fat buu

[rico-tyrell]

[theeyebrowexpress]

Some of my DBZ drawings I’ve done (and a random Tatsumaki)

[yamchabrobtw]

Finished another skateboard commission for TotalFodder on Twitter.

3/5 characters done.

[nmcartoons]

I'm not sure what to call this dynamic other than "they would find each other in any universe"

[loreofthefritz]

Buu saga sucks but i like whatever Buu and Mr. Satan had going on. Good for them good for them

[comicchannel]

Bandai S.H.Figuarts Dragon Ball Z Majin Buu (Zen Version)

Link para compra BR: *Possível importar pelo Link abaixo

Buy here: https://amzn.to/3wEuaPg

[nemospecific]

Dana shows us this:

Everyone else sees this:

I see this:

[bengalboyarts]

[smokeybrandreviews]

Glass Slipper

I’ve been a fan of Dragon Ball Z for decades. One of the arguments i keep hearing among the fandom pertains to Majin Buu. Which form is the strongest version of Buu? The correct answer is Buuhan, the form Super Buu takes after absorbing Ultimate Gohan. That power boost is real potent considering that version of Gohan was able to solo a Super Buu that had absorbed a Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks. If that’s not the objective answer, i don’t know what to tell you. However, if we are just talking base forms? Just regular ass Majin Buu forms, no absorption to buff a dude? Then it’s Kid Buu, all day. How can it not be? This little motherf*cker soloed the entire divine hierarchy of the Dragon Ball universe. Dude wrecked the strongest Supreme Kais in history, absolutely embarrassing the quintessential deities of Universe Seven. It took the Grand Supreme Kai getting absorbed to stop this dude, and that sh*t took the form of a debuff! Buu absorbing Grand Supreme Kai made him weaker, and that’s the crux of this argument: Every other version of Majin Buu had the Grand Supreme Kai debuff.

Here me out; if GSK weakened Buu enough to be sealed, then it stands to reason that the debuff was substantial, right? Well Fat Buu is that debuff incarnate. Fat Buu is inherently weaker than Kid Buu. Evil Buu is a version of the malevolence that drove Kid Buu but, a the same time, he’s still bound by the debuff GSK forced upon Kid. When Evil Buu absorbed Fat Buu, he just switched personalities. The debuff from GSK, in terms of strength, was still there because he was still trapped withing Fat Buu. The only thing which happened after Evil Buu ate Fat, was a switch in personality. I would argue that Super Buu isn’t technically stronger than Fat Buu, just more malevolent. This is why Super Buu looks more like Kid Buu, his purest from, and not the tainted and weaker Fat Buu. Super Buu probably did get a buff in strength, similar to the same thing Majin Vegeta got when he gave in to the latent malice in his heart, but the taint of that fat ass Kai wasn’t completely shook just yet. The influence of GSK was still dragging Buu’s full potential down. Even after absorbing Gotenks and Piccolo, i don’t think Super Buu was even close to Kid Buu’s pure strength because GSK was still in there, holding him back. It wasn’t until Ultimate Gohan’s ridiculous strength got absorbed that Buu was able to finally exceed the GSK debuff. Buuhan is, unequivocally, the strongest Buu had ever been up to that point and he got manhandled by Vegeto. And that brings me to my next point: Buuhan was also a debuff. Buuhan is, undeniably, the strongest Buu there is. Canonically. However, that’s as far as it goes for Buuhan. He’s peaked.

There is no increasing that power because it’s not his power. It’s just on loan. Fat Buu was as strong when he fought the Z warriors, as he was when he was sealed millions of years ago. That tells me there is no room for growth once a fusion takes hold. Buuhan is it, unless he can absorb a stronger entity and, outside of Vegeto, there was no one else. He can’t adsorb Beerus because dude is too strong. He can’t absorb Whis because dude is stronger than Beerus. Buuhan is peak Buu. But i argue it’s not peak Kid Buu. It’s been demonstrated that Fat Buu can train and become stronger in Super. I understand that this statement contradicts what I just said about Buu's power being capped, but Fat Buu is an entirely different entity at this point. He is, effectively, a second, brand new Buu, once he is freed from inside Buuhan by Vegeto. The fusion of Grand Supreme Kai is so complete, they are basically a brand new hybrid being, taking on characteristics of both. I think this weirdly unique existence allows Fat Buu a margin of evolution akin to a Saiyan, and I’m inclined to believe that Kid Buu could do the same. Imagine a Kid Buu who was pushed to actually develop his power. How strong would he have become? Well, you don’t have to guess because f*cking Uub exists! That dude was able to solo a god ki Goku at the end of Dragon Ball Z. Goku took that dude under his wing and raised him to be a straight up powerhouse. Even if that ending isn’t canon, Uub made an appearance in the Super manga, giving his chi to defeat Morrow. It was his contribution that turned the tide and took out the old billy goat. Based strictly on strength, alone, the strongest Buu is definitely Buuhan. However, if you take into account potential, it’s Kid Buu, hands down.

[tom-doodlez]

Handsome Buu

[rico-tyrell]

I'm not sorry for the Dragon Ball spam btw

actually might play around with Kai and try to make some Buu GIFs cause he's my favorite and he makes me happy and I am sAD

[ufolvr]

Trying to fall asleep. Not working. Anyways, I think Kid Buu will headbutt people as a way to show affection AND to hurt them. So when he gears up to slam his head against you, you have 3 seconds to figure out whether he's being cute and nice and likes you, or if he's going to do that with all of his strength to knock you into the ground then laugh at you.

[carnal-lnstinct]

HEAR ME OUT 👏🏽

[yamchabrobtw]

Here is another set of commission I did for TotalFodder on Twitter. Made these a year ago.

[ellieverkuasidees]

can i get uhhhh

simon riley being ye olde stray cat friend ?

“man i fed you once you don’t have to keep coming back”

“we’re roommates”

“nO SIR WE ARE NOT—“

OMG YESSSS

It’s like that one meme where the cat is Simon and just meows and the reader is like GET THE FUCK OFF MY PORCH

“Simon you just came over 24-hours ago, buu yourself a cookbook. You’re 32, about to be 33. No.” You sternly frowned. Simon, not really caring, just moved past you and sat at your table like a lil baby ready to eat

Just sitting there like: :>

You just cook him insta-ramen and he’d still be happy. G

“I hope you know you’re fat and lazy. Not okay Simon, learn how to cook for yourself..”

“Okay”

Spoiler alert he never did, he brought his friend Gaz and Soap with him the next day.

“Hi ma’am!” Gaz chirped.

“GET THE FUCK OFF MY PORCH YOU BRITISH STREET RAT!”

[tobiasdrake]

Incidentally, on the topic of the Majin Buu arc.

FUN FACT: Did you know that Super Saiyan 3 blows?

And also Goku didn't throw that fight. People keep saying Goku threw that fight, but he lost it legitimately.

From the moment Goku broke this out, it was the shit. The ultimate of Super Saiyan forms (unless you'd seen marketing of Super Saiyan 4 because GT was already out by the time Z came to the West.)

Unbelievably powerful, to the point it could make short work even of Majin Buu.

There's. Uh. There's just one problem. One teensy-weensy itsy-bitsy little problem with Super Saiyan 3.

It sucks.

More specifically, it's imperfect. Goku warns that it's a work in progress.

But for all the form's power, it's fatally flawed. Neither Goku nor Gotenks is ever able to accomplish anything with the form because of one critical weakness.

It's a weakness that the Super Saiyan has always had. In addition to heightened berserker-aggression and poor decision-making, the other key drawback of the Super Saiyan is that it bleeds ki - an effect that gets amplified when you break its limits.

This is why Goku and Gohan gave up on breaking the limits of the Super Saiyan, instead opting to train their bodies to acclimate to the form instead. By training themselves to normalize the Super Saiyan, they eliminated its drawbacks - both the heightened aggression and the bleeding effect.

Ever the martial artist, Goku recognized that there's more to fighting than raw strength and chose not to step into the pitfall of "HAHAHA Look how HARD I can punch now!" that both Trunks and to a lesser extent Vegeta blindly ran into. Instead, he refined his technique and eliminated his weaknesses.

Which brings us. To the problem. Of him not having done that with Super Saiyan 3. By his admission, this is basically some prototype shit he cooked up yesterday that he hasn't had time to work the kinks out of.

Which. Is an issue. Because the kinks make themselves known throughout the arc. They make themselves very known. The biggest problem being that holy shit, this form bleeds ki so hard that it's basically useless.

The mega-amplification of the Super Saiyan's bleeding effect first makes itself known when it chews through the time Goku has on his free vacation pass from death.

Goku initially attributes this problem to the mortal world itself. It's fine if you do it in the heavenly realms but it bleeds ki too hard if you do it on Earth.

Unfortunately, Goten and Trunks borrow this idea from him and try it out for themselves. It goes about as well. It's all fun and games, and they dominate the fight until the bleeding effect drains every last ounce of ki they have and kick them out helplessly into base form.

Which brings us to the form's main event. Confronting Pure Buu on the world of the Kaioshins, Goku's initially cocky that Super Saiyan 3 will waste him. He brags that he could have taken Fat Buu in this form if he'd wanted to.

And. Like. Of course he's cocky. Why wouldn't he be? The bleeding effect is only a problem in the mortal world. They're in the heavenly realms right now. This isn't going to be a problem at a--

Oh. Never mind, Goku's having a hell of a time with Buu.

This is where the pop culture understanding of this fight takes a turn. It's commonly believed that Goku threw this fight because he wanted to let Vegeta have a turn.

That's. Not. What happened here. Rather, Goku's problem, or what Goku thinks is his problem, is that Buu's relentless assault isn't giving him breathing room to build his ki. He's having to fight constantly on the backfoot, unable to use the immense power of Super Saiyan 3 to its full potential.

This sets up a Dragon Ball classic: Vegeta has to hold the line while Goku charges up enough power to wipe out Majin Buu with an all-powerful super attack. Vegeta throws himself into it with gusto.

But Goku miscalculated.

Even with breathing room to spare, Goku still can't build his ki. Because his problem isn't the relentless assault.

It's the bleeding effect.

Because the problem isn't just that it bleeds ki too fast in the mortal world. It also bleeds ki too fast in a mortal body.

Goku never could have beaten Buu with this unpolished technique. He did not throw the fight. He gave it everything he had, and he failed. Maybe he could have taken Fat Buu with it. But even then, we only have his overconfident word for it and as we see here, he's vastly underestimated the form's drawbacks.

Super Saiyan 3 is a poorly-tested prototype that screwed every single person who ever used it. Goku was right when he said that the regular Super Saiyan is best.