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| Why didn't evil(gray) buu appear again? | |
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| + Ssj3vegito96 | Dec 20 2013, 03:45 PM Post #1 |
 
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Ok so I know kid buu is stronger than gray buu. But they're both pure evil still. So why did super buu revert back to pure evil and become kid buu and not gray buu? |
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| EMIYA | Dec 20 2013, 03:57 PM Post #2 |
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Because Akira Toriayama obviously hasn't heard of the word "continuity" or "Plot-Hole" Because I mean...Aku Boo...absorbed Good Boo...became Super Boo...1+2+3 So if 1= Goo Boo and 2+ Aku Boo and 3= Super Boo then 3 (Super Boo) -1 (Good Boo)= 2 (AkuBoo) I mean it was even questioned, would he turn into the fat one, or would he turn into the skinny one? No, because continuity is crap and this is something I will go off on because there is no reason for it. Akira Toriayama decided to ignore proper story telling, development and characterization for his little shounen fun-time I make everything up on the spot battles. I mean, Goku and Vegeta could have gone in, released everyone, and they find Aku Boo after releasing Good Boo. It's about to be done, Aku Boo has no chance against SSJ3 Goku when they find Dai Kaioshin! Wow, who is this guy? Well why not save him and make Boo even weaker. Oh snap, did Boo just become stronger and revert back to his original form thanks to losing the essence that gave him a heart and decreased his power? Did I just fix up continuity in a single paragraph? Get rid of Southern Kaioshin as that was entirely pointless in the manga and whoo, problem solved. The difference between Aku Boo and Kid Boo becomes different from each other on a reasonable basis. Edited by EMIYA, Dec 20 2013, 03:57 PM.
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| + ThePrinceOfSaiyans | Dec 20 2013, 03:58 PM Post #3 |
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Pure evil Buu IS kid Buu. After absorbing people, kid Buu's power was restored so he reverted to his original self. |
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| SuperSaiyan1993 | Dec 20 2013, 04:02 PM Post #4 |
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My current theory (just came to me now actually) is the following: Gray Buu is the Pure Evil of BOTH Majin Buu and the Remnants of the South Supreme Kai absorbed by Buu Extricating Good Buu in the way Vegeta did may have somehow caused the Kai Remnants to leave/transmit into Good Buu entirely Kid Buu is the Pure Evil of JUST Majin Buu |
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| + Kaboom | Dec 20 2013, 04:24 PM Post #5 |
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The way I see it, the gray "Pure Evil" Boo isn't a complete being. He's just the expelled evil of Fat Boo taken physical form. Kind of like King Piccolo and Kami. But somewhere in the process of absorbing himself and transforming, that evil side of Boo regained a soul of its own and became "complete" again. |
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| * Ketchup Revenge | Dec 20 2013, 10:19 PM Post #6 |
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It's obviously a hint that Toriyama wrote by the "seat of his pants", as he's stated in at least one interview. In other words, he's saying that he's writing the story as it's happening then, and not planning on what's going to happen later. In that context at that point in time of Toriyama's writing, Grey Boo was obviously designed to be a contrast to Fat Boo, who (at that point in time) was the only Boo that there ever was. We did not find out that there was an "original" form of Boo until later, and I'm willing to bet that Toriyama hadn't even thought of that at that time. Boo at this point in time was thought of as having two natures, and his evil nature had been repressed and as a result, had wasted away. It was born from his wrath, and therefore got the latter share of his power when he expelled him. |
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| petewentz | Dec 21 2013, 05:10 AM Post #7 |
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Yes, a contrast to Good Buu. While he is fat, pink and jolly, Evil Buu is grey, sleek and serious. I've thought of this in the past, and with little actual factual evidence, but it's like this: Evil Buu retains most of the power of the South Kaioshin, whereas Good Buu retains most of the power from the Dai-Kaioshin. This is what makes him stronger. Granted it doesn't make sense in context later because of the South Kaioshin's appearance, but it does explain the power difference between the two and also explains exactly WHY Super Buu got stronger. I've always wondered, why would this happen: Fat Boo is say, 8. He splits. Evil Buu retains most of the power, and Good Buu is left with the rest. So it's like 5 and 3 between the two. Evil Buu reabsorbs Good Buu, and it should be 5+3=8, but it's actually say, 12 now. Where does this extra power come from? Edited by petewentz, Dec 21 2013, 05:11 AM.
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| + Kaboom | Dec 21 2013, 05:20 AM Post #8 |
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I more or less subscribe to the idea that Fat Boo actually has more power than we see from him, but it's dormant and inaccessible because the goodness of the Grand Kaioshin has locked it away. For one reason or another, only the power Fat Boo had available was chopped in two pieces when he split before being beaten and eaten. Then when his two sides are rearranged and the evil side is in control (as Evil Boo), suddenly more (but still not all) of that total power is now available. When the Grand Kaioshin's influence is removed entirely, then he briefly has all of that power available (as "Buff" Boo) before the South Kaioshin's influence fades as well and the extra power vanishes entirely, leaving us with Pure Boo. Fat Boo: 10 (Good side in control, majority of power inaccessible) Pure Evil Boo: 7 (Majority of Fat Boo's power) Good Boo: 3 (Remainder of Fat Boo's power) Evil Boo: 20 (Evil side in control, majority of power accessible) "Buff" Boo: 25 (No good influence, total power available) Pure Boo: 15 (Original power) |
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| petewentz | Dec 21 2013, 05:24 AM Post #9 |
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Yea, right on Kaboom. I think I've made similar points on Pojo some years back. I agree completely. I just wasn't able to articulate it as well as you. I think that's the general gist on why Super Buu>Fat Buu and the entire Buff Buu issue. It's a very neat, wrapped up explanation and contradicts NOTHING in the Buu saga as far as I know. Thank you. |
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| + Majin Vegeta | Jan 2 2014, 02:31 PM Post #10 |
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Perhaps Gtey Buu is kid Buu but in a different way like Kaboom said above,not exactly the same |
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