Kelp Plankton posted:

https://twitter.com/teamfourstar/status/774451508364455936

reignofevil posted:

I recall when I first saw the Buu arc I was worried that Mr. Satan was not prepared for the level of "servant for life" he was accepting by befriending Buu and I was certain that it wouldn't be a long term thing.

Now I'm not so sure. Mr. Satan seems happy enough with the role and Buu seems to have pretty much settled into a lazy life of eating as many sweets as he wants instead of a tiresome life of actually using your powers.

Kelp Plankton posted:

https://twitter.com/teamfourstar/status/774451508364455936

Momomo posted:

I'm pretty sure Zamasu isn't supposed to be particularly strong, he's just immortal. He seemed to be outclassed by Super Saiyan Goku in the past, so I doubt he's supposed to be SSB level as of now. Trunks is stronger than him, but I don't think he's supposed to be on par with Goku.

Momomo posted:

I'm pretty sure Zamasu isn't supposed to be particularly strong, he's just immortal. He seemed to be outclassed by Super Saiyan Goku in the past, so I doubt he's supposed to be SSB level as of now. Trunks is stronger than him, but I don't think he's supposed to be on par with Goku.

Blue Star posted:

Are the Super Dragon Balls related to the Earth or Planet Namek Dragon Balls? Were they created by a Namekian?

Blue Star posted:

Are the Super Dragon Balls related to the Earth or Planet Namek Dragon Balls? Were they created by a Namekian?

Tokelau All Star posted:

I want to see Buu turn these two chumps into candy and eat them.

Reinanigans posted:

So we sort of know what Soulja Boy is, finally. Zamasu wished for a servant "as strong as Goku." Proving yet again how stupid the gods are in Dragon Ball. Why not wish for a servant even slightly stronger than Goku? Or wish yourself to be stronger?! Anyway, he used a time-ring to fast-forward a year and immediately make a second wish for immortality.

Overall, kind of a boring explanation, but there's still the lingering question of why Soulja Boy's ki feels like Zamasu's.

bowmore posted:

Would that then make Buu immortal?

Crabtree posted:

What the hell would immortal candy be like? Would it just exist and refill forever?

Reinanigans posted:

So we sort of know what Soulja Boy is, finally. Zamasu wished for a servant "as strong as Goku." Proving yet again how stupid the gods are in Dragon Ball. Why not wish for a servant even slightly stronger than Goku? Or wish yourself to be stronger?! Anyway, he used a time-ring to fast-forward a year and immediately make a second wish for immortality.

Overall, kind of a boring explanation, but there's still the lingering question of why Soulja Boy's ki feels like Zamasu's.

Blockhouse posted:

It's worth pointing out that this is pretty much Whis spitballing and not an actual from-the-horses-mouth confirmation.

Josuke Higashikata posted:

"Make me black", as Goku put it

bowmore posted:

Would that then make Buu immortal?

Crabtree posted:

What the hell would immortal candy be like? Would it just exist and refill forever?

New Leaf posted:

Rutibex posted:

Since when is Buu not immortal? He has never been destroyed, ever.

zelah posted:

came to post this.

In Dr Slump Toriyama admits that he is not a very creative artist and can only draw one or two women's faces. He illustrates it by including two female characters and editing out their hair to show that they're actually identical.

He has drawn many, many Gokus.

Jedah posted:

Which Buu are you talking about?

Kid Buu was destroyed by Goku's intergalactic Genki-dama. Vegeta got his rear end beat as a distraction, and Mr. Satan got everybody to donate ki. Buu literally disappears into nothingness after being struck by the blast, doesn't that count as being destroyed?

Rutibex posted:

I bet the dust after that attack flew through space and rejoined Fat Buu, which is why Kid Buu didn't reform.

Jedah posted:

Sure, we can define Kid Buu as a piece of Majin Buu. What confused me is that you'd said that Buu was immortal. Goku's Genki-dama proves that Buu can be killed, it's just that nobody has nuked Fat Buu into oblivion. If, for example, Beerus was pissed off enough, and wanted to erase Buu entirely, I don't think Buu could regenerate.

Rutibex posted:

Yeah maybe Beerus could erase him from existence! But I don't think any big Ki blast, no matter how strong could "nuke him into oblivion". You can't destroy matter, only change its state. Buu can come back from being blasted into a gas, Piccilo and Gotenks did that in the time chamber.

Maybe if Buu was heated into a plasma? I don't know, I still think he would reform

Tokelau All Star posted:

I want to see Buu turn these two chumps into candy and eat them.

JDRockefeller posted:

Isn't Kid Buu the only enemy the Spirit Bomb has succeeded in completely wiping out (not counting Omega Shenron in GT)?

Rutibex posted:

Yeah maybe Beerus could erase him from existence! But I don't think any big Ki blast, no matter how strong could "nuke him into oblivion". You can't destroy matter, only change its state. Buu can come back from being blasted into a gas, Piccilo and Gotenks did that in the time chamber.

Maybe if Buu was heated into a plasma? I don't know, I still think he would reform

Eopia posted:

Pretty sure while Buu can regenerate from basically anything, it does wear him down over time. So all you have to do is keep hitting him until he finally dies, no disintegration into nothing required.

Rutibex posted:

Nah, I think Buu is 100% true immortal. The only reason that Kid Buu was able to be disintegrated was because it was not the "primary" Buu. Like, if you cut off Zamasus arm, and he grew a new one. It wouldn't violate his immortality if you could destroy the arm that was cut off.