The official discord link if you wish to join the discord: https://discord.gg/j5RKwCvAFu
Support the wiki on our official Ko-Fi page or Patreon page!
Majin Buu
Articles About Majin Buu
| |
---|---|
Innocent Buu
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Shin Budokai - Another Road |
Good Buu
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Dragon Ball GT - Dragon Ball Super Manga - Shin Budokai - Another Road |
Evil Buu
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Shin Budokai - Another Road |
Super Buu
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Shin Budokai - Another Road |
Kid Buu
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Kid Buu - Dragon Ball Xenoverse - Shin Budokai - Shin Budokai - Another Road - Clone Kid Buu |
Uub
| |
Media | Dragon Ball - Dragon Ball GT - Dragon Ball Super Manga |
Background
He is the main antagonist for the Majin Buu Saga.
This dropdown contains the synopsis of Innocent Buu’s story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise! |
---|
General Information
Origin: Dragon Ball
Sex: Male
Age: Over Hundreds of Millions of Years Old (It is noted that Majin Buu has "existed since time immemorial"[1], predating the likes of Beerus and the Kais)
Classification: Alien
Species: Majin
Occupation: None
Status: Alive (Good Buu is the only one to remain alive of all the Buu's, with Son Goku noting to Vegeta to let him live)
Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Buu is a cold, heartless being that has killed millions of humans with him noting he hates good guys, doing all of this killing purely because it's fun and he was told that's the only way to have fun), Chaotic Good as Good Buu (Was told by Mr. Satan he should not be killing people in which he agreed to, but after Mr. Satan is shot, his anger swells up within him and pops out as another body, splitting him into the good buu and evil buu)
Codex Statistics
Grade: B | B | B
Tier: At least 6-C. Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast | At least 6-C. Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast | At least 6-C. Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Power Source: Ki (All beings in Dragon Ball[2][3][4] have ki, the very life force energy of all characters[5], ki allows a fighter to extend beyond their bodies limits, allowing them to even[6] block attacks that would otherwise[7] kill them from[8] raising their guard[9], higher level users can lower their own durability to allow people far below them to fatally wound them[10])
Attack Potency: At least Island level (Fought and matched against Super Saiyan 3 Son Goku, who is far superior to Semi-Perfect Cell, who destroyed several islands with several blast). Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast (His strongest charged blast by this point should be superior to Super Perfect Cell's solar kamehameha which is shown that if it succeeded, it would've destroyed the entire planet) | At least Island level (This form is the result of Innocent Buu's power cut in half as he's only Buu's evil half). Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast | At least Island level (As with Evil Buu, he is only half of Innocent Buu's power). Much Higher with Strongest Charged Blast
Durability: Unknown (Buu's body is made of special material that allows objects such as guns to pierce him, have his body get dispersed by explosions and for his body to be destroyed by planet explosions, all of which he freely regenerates from), Regeneration makes him difficult to kill | Unknown, Regeneration makes him difficult to kill | Unknown, Regeneration makes him difficult to kill
Striking Strength: At least Island Class | At least Island Class | At least Island Class
Lifting Strength: Class 50 (Is comparable to Super Saiyan 3 Son Goku, who is superior to his Super Saiyan Buu Saga self, who could casually fight while carrying 40 tons) | Class 50 | Class 50
Travel Speed: At least Massively Hypersonic+ (Superior to Super Saiyan Son Goku on Namek, who previously in his base form traveled from Frieza's ship over to Vegeta in this timeframe) | At least Massively Hypersonic+ | At least Massively Hypersonic+
Attack Speed: At least Massively Hypersonic+ | At least Massively Hypersonic+ | At least Massively Hypersonic+
Reaction Speed: At least Massively Hypersonic+ (Far Beyond 22nd Budokai Son Goku, who could dodge a mouth blast from Tambourine, which he used to tag the flying nimbus where even post King Kai training Goku used the flying nimbus to make it to the saiyans implying it is at least comparable to his flight speed by then, with Goku being capable of traveling over a million of kilometers in two days which results in these speeds) | At least Massively Hypersonic+ | At least Massively Hypersonic+
Stamina: Essentially Limitless (Noted in the Daizenshuu that Buu doesn't "particularly need energy"[11])
Range: Standard Melee, Interstellar with Ki Attacks and Magic (Ki attacks can reach out of the planet and to other planets. All ki attacks should be comparable to Goku's kamehameha, which reached all the way to the sun. Buu can telekinetically control all the humans within a city and is heavily implied he could do this to the entire planet if he wanted to)
Intelligence: Below Average Intelligence (Innocent Buu is very naïve and lacks knowledge in many things, with it even being shown in series such as Dragon Ball Super that he can't even past a test)
Powers and Techniques
Equipment
Nothing notable.
Notable Techniques
- Flight: The ability to fly with the use of ki.
- Ki Blast:The most basic form of energy wave.
- Mimicry: The coveted ability to copy another fighter's technique after seeing it used only once.
- Absorption: Innocent Buu engulfs a victim completely or using a part of his body to suck the victim into his body, thus gaining their power and abilities.
- Body Manipulation: An ability that allows the user to freely manipulate his/her own body structure.
- Regeneration: The ability to regrow certain body parts or cells that have been dismembered or destroyed and replace them with brand new cells, or simply regrouping all of their separated parts back together.
- Survivability: Like Frieza and Cell, the other iterations of Majin Buu, Buu has the ability to survive anywhere, in any condition without sustenance, even the most horrifying injuries. Combined with his regeneration, Buu's survivability makes him extremely difficult to kill.
- Transfiguration Beam: This attack can actually change any object besides of chocolate or person into any type of object regardless of their strength. However, upon transformation, strong opponents can retain enough power to attack. The user usually announces what the attack will turn the victim into before using it.
- Vaporize!: Innocent Buu throws his arms forward and fires a bluish-green energy wave against the opponent. He then charges more power into the energy wave, changing it into a giant energy sphere that blasts the opponent away, inflicting huge damage.
- Healing: Buu is able to heal users of wounds and diseases. Such as being able to heal broken legs, gunshot wounds, and cure blindness.
- Telekinesis: A technique that allows the user to manipulate objects and other people with the power of one's mind.
- III Flash: First, Buu opens his mouth and charges a pink energy sphere with additional streaks of black and pink electricity. Then, he fires the energy sphere from his mouth in the form of a narrow, pink energy wave at the opponent, inflicting a high amount of damage.
- Potbelly Attack: Buu grabs his belly and yanks off a piece of it, manipulating the skin to turn it into a long cylindrical piece. The skin suddenly comes alive, and he can use it as a weapon.
- Angry Explosion: Majin Buu crosses his arms on his chest and charges a vibrating pink energy sphere around his body. Then, he looks up and shouts, "Big power!" with a deep voice. Finally, Majin Buu says, "Me mad now!" and unleashes an explosion of pink energy across an incredibly wide range, destroying everything caught in its path.
- Vanishing Beam: A simple pink, perfectly round beam fired from the palm of the hand.
- Enjoy Browning: The user fires pink energy spheres from both hands at their opponent.
- Majin Kamehameha: A powerful Ki blast fired with two hands after concentrating a large amount of Ki.
- Choke Hold: The hold used by Buu to stop Babidi from using the Sealing Spell.
- Supre Breath: The user inhales deeply, and then exhales creating a huge gust of wind similar to a hurricane.
- Flame Shower Breath: First, the user inhales a large amount of air and strongly exhales it, creating a huge gust of wind similar to a hurricane that can level a city.
- Innocence Express: Innocent Buu yells out "Ready, set, go!" in a humorous way, because he says it very fast. He then charges by running into his target using his whole body. His legs move very fast, making it impossible to see them (only two pink waves are shown). He would eventually slow down.
- Protective Bubble: Majin Buu conjures a force field bubble around him when the Earth's military forces try to destroy him.
- Fission: The ability for a single being to split into two different copies of himself, divided more or less equally in terms of power and appearance, but usually share a single lifeline.
- Explosive Buu Buu Punch: First, Innocent Buu appears in front of the opponent and punches them away. Then, he proceeds to assault the opponent with a nearly endless barrage of more heavy punches, inflicting a large amount of damage.
Other
Weaknesses
- Standard Ki Weaknesses: Due to the nature of ki draining stamina and energy, Dragon Ball characters ki usage requires them to usually use their higher levels of energy in short bursts, using a large amount of ki overtime can greatly weaken them to the point that characters far lower then them can actually harm them with attacks[133]. Taking large amounts of damage can greatly deplete a ki users attacks, making it where attacks that would otherwise kill massively weakened characters, only pushes them back[134]. Ki users that are able to ki sense cannot do it when their guard is dropped, such as when Vegeta was able to sneak attack Son Goku during the end of their fight in the Buu Saga[135]. Despite some ki users being able to reach blasts that can destroy planets through charged attacks or techniques[136][137][138][139], they have not shown to be able to tank such blasts themself[140][141][142], with attacks that have[143] destroyed several[144] planets in the series always killing the character. Even characters such as Majin Buu's body cannot withstand the energy of a planet exploding.
- Unique Weaknesses: Overly naive and can be tricked into doing things due to his child-like mindset. His absorption can be circumvented by forming a forcefield around oneself.
Note
- Super Buu with Gohan Absorbed's feat in the anime is not scalable to physicals at all, Vegito notes that his power is causing holes that will cause the dimensions to crash into the universe, the actual feat itself is not immedieate and takes a massive amount of time to happen, with Vegito stopping him before he was even close to completing it.
- No matter what statements are attempted to be used, Kid Buu is not stronger than Super Buu with Potential Unleashed Gohan absorbed. Kid Buu's entire reasoning for being so fearsome is that he is the only Buu unhinged and willing to just destroy everything without a care in the world. When he's first awoken, Son Goku and Vegeta believe they're able to take him, when they noted they stood no chance against Super Buu, Son Goku even notes he would've been able to beat Kid Buu if his SSJ3 stamina didn't drop so quickly. Kid Buu is also noted that every past person he's absorbed or eaten is gone from his body, meaning he lost all of the amplifications received from those. People will also try to say that Son Goku got a masive power boost, but this doesn't make sense as zenkai boost are activated from near death states, which not only has he not had during each of the Buu fights, but also a Zenkai boost has never shown to have that massive of a power boost.
- Some clips used on the profile come from an anime or movie due to the fact that some abilities Goku use shouldn't function much differently from how they can in canon, along with this sometimes the anime version/video game version of a scene will be used for cleaner visuals. Toriyama himself directly overlooks scenes in the anime and movies and gives Toei the thumbs up[169].
- The speed scaling for PLs are taken with a grain of salt as there are noticeable times where someone's speed isn't equal to their power, such as Burter being faster then Recoome and Jeice, along with Super Saiyan Grade 3 Trunks having his power greatly increased but his speed decreased.
Trivia
- Buu's along with Bibidi and Babidi's manga names are most likely references to the magic words the fairy godmother uses in the 1950 film Cinderella, "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo." In Japanese, "Majin Buu" is roughly translated to "mean chief magical being."
- The "wrapping goo" attack Majin Buu uses on Majin Vegeta (which Goten and Trunks later get him out of) is similar to the Merry-Go-Round Gum attack that Giran used against Goku at the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament in the original Dragon Ball.
- During Majin Buu's first encounter with Goku, Goku tells him that he is a Saiyan. In the English Dub, Majin Buu tries to say "Saiyan", but it comes out as "Saiya-jin", a reference to the Japanese pronunciation for the Saiyan race.

- Despite his immature nature, he seems to be able to have a normal memory since he did remember certain things such as Bibidi telling him to destroy planets even though this was millions of years ago, and remembering the promise Goku made him for giving him a good fight.
- The fat Majin Buu seems to be the only character in Dragon Ball Z who was eaten by one of Buu's various forms and survived as if he was absorbed. In the manga, it was stated by Super Buu that out of all the people he ate, Majin Buu was the only one to receive special treatment, and be absorbed instead of killed.
- In Budokai 2, Majin Buu says "Die you dummy!" just before he kills Babidi; this quote is not in the series. However, it may be a rewording of "Die, you fool!", which Majin Buu said in the Japanese version of the episode in question.
- Majin Buu's character design is later reused as the main protagonist in Akira Toriyama's children's book called Toccio the Angel.
- Majin Buu's vest and pants look similar to the Metamoran style of clothing.
- In the Toonami: Night of New Years Eve-il, Majin Buu was elected the best villain of the year with a total 46,276 votes.
- When Majin Buu is in his "Fat" form and stands atop Shin after supposedly defeating him, It is similar to later on when Mr. Satan (Hercule) did this to Majin Buu in order to take a picture, showing to everyone later that he had single handily defeated Majin Buu.
- In the Mandarin and Funimation dub, both Super Buu and Kid Buu are voiced by two different people whereas in almost every other dub the voice actor remains the same.
- According to Daizenshuu 1, Innocent Buu was inspired by Akira Toriyama's third editor, Fuyuto Takeda.
- Buu bears several similarities to a genie. Buu is a magical being that is trapped inside an object, and then freed. Buu's general appearance bears some similarities to a genie. However, unlike a genie Buu does not grant wishes, and only goes back in his egg if he is trapped inside of it.
- In the first trailer of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, Majin Buu is shown on screen and his name is written in English with the Japanese spelling "Boo". In the Japanese home release version, it was changed to the localized anime English spelling "Buu".
- Evil Buu's voice is high-pitched in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi; this is fixed later on. However, he still only yells and grunts in the Budokai Tenkaichi series despite being able to speak in the series.
- On a side note, in the remastered release of the Fusion saga, the vocal effect to make his voice sound deeper was removed.
- Theoretically, Evil Buu and Kid Buu are the same being, as Kid Buu represents the pure Evil Buu (without Piccolo, Gotenks, Son Gohan, and the fat Majin Buu/Supreme Kais).
- He is the only form of Buu not to display any stretching of his body parts in the manga/anime; however, he has this ability in video games. Also, while still having a pink aura, Evil Buu is the only incarnation of Buu to usually not have pink skin.
- Evil Buu is also the only form of Buu to never be seen using the Transfiguration Beam. However, as Evil Buu is Majin Buu (he is the evil half of Innocent Buu embodied in physical form), it is very likely Evil Buu can perform the Transfiguration Beam as well.
- An image depicting the Organization of Babidi in Daizenshuu 4 shows an alternately colored version of Evil Buu with pink skin and red eyes, the same color as the other Buus on that image. The other pictures in that specific section of the Daizenshuu are all colored in pink/red and black and white tones, including members of the Ginyu Force.
- Evil Buu is also depicted with pink skin in the Dragon Ball Collectible Card Game.
- Along with his good counterpart, Evil Buu is one of the first Majins known to have been created via fission. In Dragon Ball Online, it is revealed that Good Buu himself would later use fission to create a female companion named Miss Buu whom along Good Buu (who became Mr. Buu), went on to become the preverbal Adam and Eve of the Majin race. In Xenoverse 2, in an alternate timeline Majin Buu creates the Majin family via fission instead. However, these fissions are not evil due to Good Buu's pure heart.
- In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, the Devilmite Beam inflicts more damage to Evil Buu than any other version of Buu. This implies that Evil Buu is indeed the evilest of the Buus.
- Though hesitating (and at one point, refusing) to kill Mr. Satan, and listening to Videl asking him to wait one hour, he did not seem to mind turning Videl into chocolate and eating her later on, although it is unlikely he would have noticed in his feeding frenzy.
- Unlike most villains, Super Buu is permanently gone as his personality was lost when Good Buu was removed and Kid Buu reincarnated into Uub following his death.
- Super Buu, along with his pure form, is one of the only villains of the main timeline that killed most of the Z Fighters and most humans, the only exception being Goku, Gohan, Goten, Trunks (as Gotenks), Piccolo, Tien Shinhan, Chiaotzu, Mr. Satan, Bee, and Dende, however, the six above were killed when his Pure Form blows up the Earth, leaving only the four mentioned above.
- Coincidentally the Androids of the future killed most of the Z Fighters except Gohan and Trunks, in both cases, Gohan and Future Gohan tried to avenge their friends (present Android 18 was among who fell victim) from the menaces (Super Buu for Gohan and the Androids for Future Gohan), they initially overpowered their opponents first, but they got overpowered themselves, and both are badly injured fighting their respective opponents, and were ultimately killed by the villains (Super Buu's pure form did so by destroying the Earth, taking the unconscious Piccolo, Goten, and present timeline Trunks with the planet), the only differences being that the Androids kill the Z Fighters and later Future Gohan, in the present timeline, even Trunks was killed when Kid Buu blew up the planet, also, Tien and Chiaotzu were killed much later after the others, and Piccolo, Trunks, with the addition of Goten, died with Gohan, along with Tien and Chiaotzu, although they were ultimately revived by the Namekian Dragon Balls (along with the present timeline Androids).
- Super Buu turned almost all members and supporters of the Z Fighters (except Tien and Chiaotzu) into candy, as even Goku and Vegeta (as Vegito) fell victim as well, although, unlike the others, who were turned into chocolate, Vegito was turned into a coffee flavored jawbreaker and could still move around in his new form. He even developed a new attack, called "pinball attack" to take advantage of his size, beating Super Buu in a comical way until he is forced to turn him back to normal.
- In the Xenoverse series, the Candy Beam turns all characters into jawbreakers which can move around like Vegito did, though are unable to attack while in candy form, though the user of the Candy Beam is unable to attack them either until they return to normal.
- Right after he absorbs Gotenks and Piccolo, but before he fights Gohan, they both assume the fighting stances of Goku and Vegeta before their first battle; Gohan taking Goku's, and Buu taking Vegeta's.
- After absorbing Piccolo and Gotenks, Super Buu tells Gohan "That really hurt, didn't it, Gohan? Facing your fears would have been far less painful". This is what Piccolo said to Gohan during the Saiyan Saga after Tien died while fighting Nappa. Super Buu also refers to Gohan as "Kid", a name Piccolo often addresses Gohan by. This may have been a psychological tactic on Super Buu's part likely influenced by Piccolo's intelligence.
- Super Buu is sometimes confused with the Huge Majin Buu form the original Majin Buu took after absorbing the South Supreme Kai. Examples of this include Super Buu's biography in the video game Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi, which identifies this form as such.
- In Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road, the good Majin Buu's influence on Super Buu is still seen. After Babidi tries to kill Mr. Satan, Super Buu leaps in front to take the blast and then kills Babidi. While he still menaces the Z Fighters and events ultimately play out similarly to the main timeline from there, it nonetheless depicts the influence that was only seen fleetingly in the main timeline Super Buu. It is also worth noting that this incarnation is technically "Future Super Buu", since the game's events occur in the Future Trunks timeline.
- In the original FUNimation dub, Super Buu's voice was deepened from the original recordings. The Remastered version kept the voice at its original pitch. In the Kai dub, however, the voice was tweaked to be deeper in pitch from the Z dub.
- In the Mandarin and FUNimation dub, both Super Buu and Kid Buu are voiced by two different people whereas in almost every other dub the voice actor remains the same.
- This is the only form Buu did not transform into since it is a fused form of two of his fissions Good Buu and Evil Buu.
- After training non-stop for the Tournament of Power, Good Buu assumed a slimmed downed version of himself, which almost resemble Super Buu in appearance.
- After Uub fuses with Good Buu, he buffs up similarly to Super Buu, with his being Kid Buu reincarnated also having parallels to Evil Buu absorbing Good Buu.
- In the manga, Kid Buu does not have any fingers besides the small index finger, but, in the anime and video games, he has the regular four fingers and a thumb.
- Kid Buu and Frieza are the only villains seen destroying planets by hitting the planet's core. They are also the only villains to have directly destroyed the Earth, though Frieza's destruction of the Earth was undone by Whis' Temporal Do-Over while the Earth was later restored using the Namekian Dragon Balls.
- Kid Buu is the only villain in the original manga that Goku actually defeated (and killed) by using the Spirit Bomb.
- Kid Buu's enlarging his fist to giant size to attack Vegeta is similar to Luffy's Gear Third from One Piece. This isn't surprising the manga's creator Eiichiro Oda is a noted Dragon Ball fan.
- It is revealed that King Cold knew about Kid Buu as he warned Frieza never to fight with God of Destruction Beerus or Majin Buu. Additionally, Frieza was shocked upon learning Goku had killed the legendary Majin which made him realize how powerful Goku had become, though Frieza's training and acquisition of Golden Frieza allowed him to ultimately surpass Kid Buu.
- In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Cooler reveals he too was warned by his father to never oppose Beerus or Majin Buu indicating confronting either of them was taboo among the Frieza Clan.
- In Super Janemba's ending in the arcade mode of Shin Budokai - Another Road, Super Janemba and Kid Buu are shown to be able to understand each other's words, and they even become friends.
- In Xenoverse 2, Kid Buu and Janemba also become partners in the parallel timeline featured in Parallel Quest 57: "Hell is a Picture?" where they end up turning hell into their playground, only to be confronted by Gogeta and the Future Warrior.
- In Dragon Ball Fusions, after Janemba is defeated by Tekka's Team, he transforms into Super Janemba and performs EX-Fusion with Kid Buu creating their EX-Fusion Janembu.
- In Xenoverse 2, it is revealed by Good Buu when he offers to train the Majin Future Warrior to help them unlock their Pure Majin form, he warns them that there is a risk they may lose their "heart" if they try to achieve it which if it occurred would cause them to effectively turn into another incarnation of Kid Buu. However, the Future Warrior manages to retain their heart allowing them to transform into their Pure Majin form at will while maintaining their personality and sanity.
- In Shin Budokai - Another Road, as a joke, the World Tournament Announcer understands all of the sounds Kid Buu makes as words, which surprises and confuses Vegeta and Goku.
- In the Mandarin and FUNimation dub, both Super Buu and Kid Buu are voiced by two different people whereas in almost every other dub the voice actor remains the same.
- In some of the fan-subbed Dragon Ball Z episodes from the 90's, Kid Buu is referred to as Pure Evil Boo, even though the only Majin who is pure evil is Evil Buu.
- In Dragon Ball GT, when Kid Buu makes a cameo appearance, his eyes are white despite them being red originally.
- In the original Japanese version, Kid Buu only says one word while fighting Good Buu being "die!".
- In World Mission, Chronoa's flashback shows Kid Buu invading a planet during one of his many rampages during the period of history between Time Immemorial and 5 Million Before Age making it the first time said period history was actually depicted on-screen in any media.
- Ironically, Kid Buu ends up unintentionally fixing a minor alteration to history caused by the Time Patroller Sealas who had defied Chronoa to save a boy from being attacked by the Pure Majin. This makes Kid Buu the only known villain to have corrected history altered by a member of the Time Patrol.
Battle Records
None.
References
- ↑ "Majin Boo & Co.
How did Bibbidi make Majin Boo? What process was there, what were Boo’s ingredients, etc… Though in the manga Kaiōshin said that Bibbidi made him, the truth is that one called “Boo” was not actually created by Bididi, but has existed since time immemorial. He cycled between rampages and long hibernation. During numerous iterations of this cycle, he absorbed the evil elements of mankind, becoming steadily more violent. Bibbidi merely knew the means of calling Boo from out of his long slumber. Since the current Boo is a slightly different life-form due to the changes brought about when the evil Boo was expelled, it’s not known whether he’ll still go into long hibernation." - ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Majin Boo is invincible, but where does he get his energy from? It can’t be from all that candy he eats, can it…?
He doesn’t particularly need energy. It’s just that he likes candy.
*By the way, since the bad Boo was pure evil, he was easily purified in the afterlife, and was able to be reincarnated as Oob right away. - ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 79
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 79
- ↑ Majin Boo is invincible, but where does he get his energy from? It can’t be from all that candy he eats, can it…?
He doesn’t particularly need energy. It’s just that he likes candy.
*By the way, since the bad Boo was pure evil, he was easily purified in the afterlife, and was able to be reincarnated as Oob right away. - ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 48
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 49
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 10
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan Broly Transforms into the Legendary Super Saiyan Scene
- ↑ Dragon Ball Episode 144
- ↑ Translations Archive Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Story Volume
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza-Android Interlude
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 231
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 95
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 59
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 125
- ↑ Dragon Ball Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Xenoverse Take Back History and Your Body
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 Pratice Chapter 9
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 Hyper Mode
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 126
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai The Final Chapters Episode 24
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai Chapter 5
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 72
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai Chapter 5
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 72
- ↑ Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Parallel Quest No.01 Being a Time Patroller
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 39
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 171
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 10
- ↑ Dragon Ball Episode 144
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 10
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 47
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 162
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 82
- ↑ Dragon Ball Episode 144
- ↑ Dragon Ball 22nd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Android Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball GT Baby Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball GT Super 17 Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 98
- ↑ "Majin Boo & Co.
How did Bibbidi make Majin Boo? What process was there, what were Boo’s ingredients, etc… Though in the manga Kaiōshin said that Bibbidi made him, the truth is that one called “Boo” was not actually created by Bididi, but has existed since time immemorial. He cycled between rampages and long hibernation. During numerous iterations of this cycle, he absorbed the evil elements of mankind, becoming steadily more violent. Bibbidi merely knew the means of calling Boo from out of his long slumber. Since the current Boo is a slightly different life-form due to the changes brought about when the evil Boo was expelled, it’s not known whether he’ll still go into long hibernation." - ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 273 "The Innards of Buu"
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 273 "The Innards of Buu"
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 27
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 27
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 27
- ↑ "What work do you do on the films, Sensei?
I check the plot and script that gets sent to me from Toei Animation. I also do some character designs and touch-ups, as well as altering the names and such."