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Majin Buu is a fictional character, super-villain and later anti-hero and then hero in the manga Dragon Ball and the anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the last major villain to appear in Dragon Ball Z and the most powerful of the three major Dragon Ball Z villains (others being Cell and Freeza). Screen shot of Majin Buu This work is copyrighted. ... Japanese writing Kanji 漢字 Kana 仮名 Hiragana 平仮名 Katakana 片仮名 Uses Furigana 振り仮名 Okurigana 送り仮名 Romaji ローマ字 The title given to this article lacks diacritics because of certain technical limitations. ... A scene from the anime Cowboy Bebop (1998) Anime ) is an abbreviation of the Japanese word ã‚¢ãƒ‹ãƒ¡ãƒ¼ã‚·ãƒ§ãƒ³ (animÄ“shon), which is based on the English word animation. ... 2nd English edition of InuYasha Vol. ... This image has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright. ... This image has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright. ... This is a list of fictional characters from the Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following each characters bio are external links that focus on the corresponding character. ... Babidi is a fictional character in the manga/anime series Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z. He is the son of an evil sorcerer from whom he has learned many magic spells. ... Uub is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ... Uub is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ... This is a list of fictional characters from the Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following each characters bio are external links that focus on the corresponding character. ... A fictional character is any person who appears in a work of fiction. ... 2nd English edition of InuYasha Vol. ... Dragon Ball tankÅbon volume 1 (Japanese version). ... A scene from the anime Cowboy Bebop (1998) Anime ) is an abbreviation of the Japanese word ã‚¢ãƒ‹ãƒ¡ãƒ¼ã‚·ãƒ§ãƒ³ (animÄ“shon), which is based on the English word animation. ... Dragon Ball Z is the long-running sequel to the anime Dragon Ball. ... Dragon Ball GT ) is the sequel to the anime Dragon Ball Z, but is the only series that is not based on a manga by Akira Toriyama. ... Doctor Doom, one of the most archetypal supervillains and his arch-enemies The Fantastic Four (in background). ... Cell is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball and the animes Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the product of Doctor Geros creative mind, designed to have all the abilities of the greatest fighters known, including cells from Son Goku, Piccolo, Vegeta, Nappa, Freeza... Freeza ) is a fictional villain in Akira Toriyamas Dragon Ball/(US only: Dragon Ball Z) manga and the anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is voiced by RyÅ«sei Nakao in the original Japanese and in English by Pauline Newstone (of the Ocean Group) and FUNimation...

Buu is over five million years old, created in Dragon Ball's past by the wizard Bibidi in an attempt at universal domination. While powerful himself, Buu is also able to obtain a great deal of strength by absorbing others, adding his victims' physical or mental attributes to his own while taking on part of their aesthetic appearance. His body is unique in that it can alter its composition at will: rubbery and able to stretch, shift, and bounce back from attacks; liquefied or vaporous to regenerate damage; or independent of its main essence to be used as a weapon or to ambush a stray opponent. Buu is always hungry, using the magical properties of the tentacle atop his head to change living organisms into a variety of sweets. This page consists of the timeline of the Dragon Ball animated franchise, as provided by Toei Animation in the seventh daizenshuu and the DBGT Perfect File books. ... Dragon World This page describes the planet Earth as seen in the fictional Dragon Ball universe (sometimes called Dragon World). ...

Although he is one of the most powerful entities in Dragon Ball Z, Buu is often playful and childish, revealing he destroys things for fun simply from old instructions from his master, stopping once told what he was doing was wrong. He literally struggles with the evil inside himself, with the latter winning and usurping near complete control, Buu becoming far more dangerous as a result.

Like most of the Characters in Dragonball, Buu's name is part of a joke. When placed with his creator, Bibidi, and Bibidi's son, Babidi; it forms Bibidi Babidi Buu, the phrase used by the Fairy Godmother in Disney's Cinderella. In fairy tales, a fairy godmother is a fairy or person with magical powers who acts as a mentor or parent to someone. ... Gustave DorÃ©s illustration for Cendrillon For other uses, see Cinderella (disambiguation). ...

Biography

Origin

Many millennia prior to his appearance on Earth, Majin Buu was created by the evil wizard Bibidi for the sole purpose of Universal dominance. The monster that emerged from the experiment was a small, pink humanoid with a head-tentacle, no top, and white trousers: Majin Buu (known in this form as Kid Buu). Because of its wild nature, Majin Buu is uncontrollable even to Bibidi himself.

Putting his plan into action, Bibidi and Buu travel to Planet Kaioshin, home of his sworn enemies, the Kaioshin (Supreme Kais of the Galaxy). The first Kaioshin to fall victim to Buu's wrath is West Kaioshin, who fights valiantly against the demon until she is ultimately defeated and killed by the merciless Buu. The next Kai to die is North Kaioshin, who also fights bravely against Buu and manages to slice one of his arms off, but Buu reveals his super-fast regeneration technique, and easily takes North Kaioshin down. The next target is South Kaioshin, the strongest of them all. South Kaioshin battles Buu and puts up a good fight against him. But Buu demonstrates his absorption technique and wins the battle by absrobing South Kaioshin and transforming into bulky version of himself: Mega Buu/Buff Buu.

The next target is East Kaioshin, who proves to be no match whatsoever for Mega Buu. But just before Buu can land the final blow, Dai Kaioshin (Dai Kaio in the FUNimation dub) intervenes and battles Buu. But Buu uses his absorption technique and consumes the valiant Dai Kaioshin. Rather than transform into an even deadlier monster, the absorption results in an obese, childlike Buu who can now speak and whose power and evilness have greatly decreased due to Dai Kaioshin's good nature: Fat Buu. Because of this, Bibidi manages to keep Buu under his control by promising him daily sweets and cakes. East Kaioshin (FUNimations dub: Supreme Kai) is a fictional character in the popular Japanese Manga Dragon Ball and the anime Dragon Ball Z. Residing on the Sacred World of the Kais, East Kaioshin is the Supreme Ruler of the Eastern Quadrant of the Universe along with his best friends...

However, over the weeks, Buu slowly steers out of Bibidi's control, and Bibidi uses his magic to seal Buu in a magic ball, trapping him inside forever. On his way to Earth to bury the ball, Bibidi is attacked and killed by East Kaioshin, who goes along with the initial plan and buries the ball deep under the surface of the Earth.

Buu's resurface

Thousands of years later, Buu is once again unleashed thanks to a plan made by Bibidi's evil son, Babidi, who also seeks to exterminate the Kaios and Kaioshin and bring the Universe under his control. Using the energy brought from his Majined cohorts, including the recently-created Majin Vegeta, the ball inside which Buu is contained is opened, and the dreaded Buu reappears right before the eyes of Gohan and East Kaioshin, who had earlier come to Earth with his bodyguard Kibito to warn the Z Warriors about Babidi and Buu. The Majin Buu Saga from the fictional anime Dragon Ball Z, deals with Majin Buus the emergence into Earth by the wizard Babidi, emergence of Rou Dai KaiÃ´shin (Elder Kai), the introduction of the Super Saiyan 3 transformation, and the fusion technique. ... Image File history File links Buu. ... Image File history File links Buu. ... Babidi is a fictional character in the manga/anime series Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z. He is the son of an evil sorcerer from whom he has learned many magic spells. ... Vegeta or Prince Vegeta is a fictional character, villain, anti-hero and later hero in the manga and anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the prince of the fallen Saiyan race, arch-rival to Son Goku and a powerful warrior. ... Son Gohan, or simply Gohan in the FUNimation English dub, is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ... Kibito is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z. Kibito is the greatest ally of the East Kaiōshin, also known as the Supreme Kai. ...

But when Buu seems more like a naughty child than a terrible villain, Babidi's right-hand man, Dabura Daimao, makes taunting remarks about Buu, and Buu teaches him a lesson by demonstrating his power and kicking Dabura into a nearby cliff, much to Babidi's delight. Babidi then gains Buu's sympathy by complimenting his strength. Dabura is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z. He is the King of the Demons, and Babadis right-hand man, being placed under his control by a spell. ...

Babidi then commands Buu to strike at Gohan and East Kaioshin next. Despite their attempt to escape, Buu demonstrates his super-speed and catches them. With one blow each, Gohan and East Kaioshin are rendered harmless. But just as Buu moves in for the kill, Dabura intervenes and impales Buu with a javelin. But Buu simply removes the javelin, and uses a tentacle beam to turn Dabura into a harmless biscuit and devouring him, thus turning Dabura's victims, Krillin and Piccolo, back to normal. Kuririn (クリリン), or Krillin in the English anime, the English video games, and the English trading card games, is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z, and the Anime Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT. He is the short friend of Son Goku... Piccolo is a fictional character from the manga Dragon Ball and animes Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. Piccolo is a namekian and his background is quite convoluted. ...

Buu's next challenge is Majin Vegeta, who has come to fight Buu out of guilt for causing Buu's release. Buu and Majin Vegeta fight, and Majin Vegeta seems to have the upper hand until Buu grows tired of being punched around and gets serious. Using a piece of his own body, Buu wraps Majin Vegeta in a helix and starts to beat the Saiyan Prince to a pulp until Trunks and Goten intervene and kick Buu into the distance. Vegeta or Prince Vegeta is a fictional character, villain, anti-hero and later hero in the manga and anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the prince of the fallen Saiyan race, arch-rival to Son Goku and a powerful warrior. ... Trunks (called Chibi Trunks by many to distinguish from Mirai Trunks) is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z, and the anime Dragon Ball Z. He is the human/saiyan hybrid son of Bulma and Vegeta. ... Son Goten (孫悟天 Son Goten) is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is a Human-Saiyan Halfbreed. ...

Buu quickly recovers just as Piccolo flies off with Trunks and Goten. Majin Vegeta then performs a kamikaze attack in order to destroy Buu, and it seems to have worked, since Buu is blown to a million pieces. However, Buu's pieces combine to reform Majin Buu, who reappears just as Piccolo escapes the battlefield, where he was mourning Vegeta's death.

Later, Buu and Babidi are confronted by Goku, who uses his Super Saiyan 3 technique to stall Buu long enough for Trunks to retrieve the Dragon Radar from Capsule Corp. After an even fight (in which Buu learns the Kamehameha wave), Goku, seeing that Buu isn't as evil as he seems, and Buu share some friendly compliments. Goku then bids farewell to Buu and a furious Babidi, after scolding Buu for letting himself be controlled "by a coward like Babidi". Goku then tells Buu that in two days, he will be presented with an even greater challenge, much to Buu's delight, and leaves. Babidi then gives Buu another order but unfortunately, Buu proves to have had enough of Babidi, and shows his mutiny by blasting him into smithereens. Son Goku is the main protagonist of the Dragon Ball series, spanning the original Dragon Ball, its sequel Dragon Ball Z and the further sequel Dragon Ball GT With spiky black hair and his trademark orange/red and blue martial arts gi, Goku is known for his cheerful, energetic personality... Broly as Super Saiyan 1 A Super Saiyan ), often abbreviated as SSJ, is a special advanced and powerful state of the Saiyan race in the manga /anime of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT. There are at least four levels of the state, each more powerful than...

However, Buu doesn't stop his rampage there. He carries on destroying cities and devouring countless people until he is encountered by a mysterious fighter named Gotenks. Buu and Gotenks fight for a while, and Buu topples Gotenks with ease. Gotenks then retreats to an unknown location. Gotenks is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball Z anime and manga. ...

Later on, Buu finds a nice piece of land where he decides to build a small house. After returning from a killing spree, Buu finds the world champion, Mr. Satan, in his home, who claims to admire Buu and has brought him some "presents", which turn out to be an explosive video game, and a box of cyanide-filled chocolates. But Buu likes them, and takes a liking to Mr. Satan, making him his new playfriend and servant. Mr. ...

Later on, after Buu returns from another killing spree with a hurt puppy, Mr. Satan explains that the puppy didn't run away because he was injured. Buu heals the puppy, but the puppy takes a liking to Buu and refuses to stop following him. Mr. Satan tells Buu that he is the puppy's new best friend, and this makes Buu a lot happier. Mr. Satan then manages to get Buu to reveal that he was only killing people because of orders from Bibidi and Babidi. Told that what he was doing was wrong, Buu vows to never again take another life, and then settles down to live a life of peace with Mr. Satan and the puppy, which Buu named Bee.

However, Buu's new life is quickly shattered when he witnesses two thugs shoot Bee for no apparent reason. Buu starts to blow out steam from his ventilation holes in anger, but he calms down after seeing Mr. Satan beat the thugs up. Buu then manages to heal Bee at the last minute, and they resume their life of peace. Image File history File links 2_Buus1. ... Image File history File links 2_Buus1. ...

But the thugs don't give up there, and shoot Mr. Satan right in front of Buu's eyes. Although Buu is able to heal Mr. Satan in time, he finds himself torn between his desire for revenge and his promise. The frustration is so intense that Buu loses control and involuntarily excludes all the evil inside him in the form of a grey, skinny Buu: Evil Buu. The good Buu, now known as Fat Buu, watches in horror as Evil Buu mercilessly kills the two thugs.

Horrified and enraged by his evil counterpart's actions, Fat Buu engages Evil Buu in combat, but since Evil Buu has the bulk of Buu's power, Fat Buu proves to be no match whatsoever for Evil Buu, who mercilessly beats Fat Buu up and even wins their Kamehameha duel. In a last ditch effort to destroy Evil Buu, Fat Buu fires a tentacle beam at him to turn him into an edible form. Unfortunately, Evil Buu merely blows it back, and Fat Buu is then transformed into a piece of chocolate, which is devoured by Evil Buu. With this new power, Evil Buu undergoes a horrible transformation obscured by pink smoke. The new Buu that appears is a tall, pink humanoid with no top, and white trousers: Super Buu.

Super Buu then sees Mr. Satan, and moves in to kill him when he stops dead in his tracks, having the memories of Fat Buu. Super Buu merely speaks Mr. Satan's name, and sensing some new power levels, flies off towards Kami's Lookout.

Super Buu

Arriving at Kami's Lookout, Super Buu finds the leftover warriors, and remembers Piccolo from before. He then demands to be presented with the promised fighter, despite being a day early. Piccolo begs Super Buu to give them another day, and to go back to killing the leftover people on Earth. But Super Buu displays his ruthlessness by using a genocide attack that kills every last human on Earth, except for Mr. Satan, and all those powerful enough to evade the blasts. Piccolo then reduces the time to an hour, and convinces Super Buu to accept by using Videl, Mr. Satan's daughter, as the one making the request. Buu reluctantly agrees, and sits impatiently by a hourglass Piccolo made. During this time, Chi-Chi slaps Buu, who then turns her into an egg and crushes her. In the fictional anime Dragon Ball Z, the Fusion Saga deals with the Fusion dance technique, the KaiÃ´ Potara Earring Fusion, and the emergence of Gotenks and Vegetto, all during the battle between the Z Warriors and their most formidable foe, the ruthless Buu. ... Videl is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. She is a human. ... Chi-Chi is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball series. ...

However, after thirty minutes, Super Buu loses his patience and demands to be taken to the fighter. He is then led the long way to the Hyperbolic Time Chamber by Piccolo, where he finds Goten and Trunks, who fuse into Super Saiyan Gotenks via the fusion dance. However, Super Buu proves to be too much for Gotenks, and Piccolo destroys the entrance to the Time Chamber, trapping himself, Super Buu and Gotenks inside forever.

But upon hearing that he will never eat candy again, Super Buu releases all his anger in a mighty scream, which rips a hole through the two dimensions. Escaping back to the Lookout, Super Buu wastes no time and turns everyone into chocolate, except Dende, who was thrown off by Mr. Popo in time. Later on, Super Buu is confronted by Piccolo and Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks, who also escaped from the Time Chamber. Super Buu proves to be no match for Gotenks at this stage, but Gotenks merely toys with him until the fusion wears off and he turns back into Goten and Trunks. Super Buu then moves in for the kill when he is interrupted thanks to the timely intervention of Gohan, who has undergone the Mystic transformation with East Kaioshin and Rou Dai Kaioshin and is ready to battle Super Buu. Dende is a character from the manga Dragon Ball and anime Dragon Ball Z. He was first introduced on Planet Namek when Zarbon and Dodoria (Friezas henchmen) attacked his village, being the Namekian child that Son Gohan and Kuririn had saved. ... Mr. ...

Super Buu and Gohan fight, and the tables seem to be in favor of Gohan, who is too much for Super Buu to handle. Seeing no other choice, Super Buu flees for his life, and waits for one hour. Image File history File links Buu_and_Gohan. ... Image File history File links Buu_and_Gohan. ...

An hour later, Super Buu is confronted by Gohan, Goten, Trunks, Piccolo, Mr. Satan, Dende, and Bee. Super Buu uses taunting language to provoke Goten and Trunks into fusing into Gotenks, which they do. Seeing his chance, Super Buu wastes no time and uses his absorption technique to absorb Gotenks and Piccolo, and trasnform into a stronger and more intelligent version of himself wearing Gotenks' fusion vest: Super Buu w/Gotenks and Piccolo.

Super Buu then resumes the battle against Gohan, and completely dominates him, beating him badly. Super Buu prepares to destroy the Earth but is stopped by the intervention of Tenshinhan, who is also beaten unconscious, but stalls long enough for Dende to heal Gohan. Super Buu then tries another attempt to destroy Earth, but is stopped once again, this time by a Kienzan fired from behind him by the revived Goku, thanks to Rou Dai Kaioshin giving his life.

Goku then reveals his plan of a Potara Earring Fusion with Gohan, and throws an earring to him. Unfortunately, Gohan misses, and Goku is forced to hold off Super Buu as a Super Saiyan 3. But just as Gohan finds the earring, the Gotenks fusion inside Super Buu wears off, and he reverts to a Piccolo-clothed version of himself: Super Buu w/Piccolo.

However, Super Buu plays a dirty trick and uses his severed tentacle from Goku's Kienzan to absorb Gohan from behind, transforming into the insanely powerful version of himself with Gohan's shirt: Super Buu w/Mystic Gohan. But just before Super Buu can kill Goku, Goku senses Vegeta's Ki from afar, and both he and Super Buu go to investigate.

At first, Super Buu battles both Goku and Vegeta, since Vegeta's pride gets in the way of him fusing with Goku. But after some emotional blackmail, Vegeta finally accepts, and the two Saiyans fuse to create Super Buu's next opponent: Vegetto. Vegetto is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga and Dragon Ball Z anime. ...

Super Buu then battles Vegetto, who uses his new power to completely topple Super Buu. Horrified, Super Buu tries all sorts of attacks on Vegetto, each one just being brushed aside by the fused Saiyan. Super Buu even tries turning Vegetto into a jawbreaker with his tentacle beam, but Vegetto is still in complete control and even harder to fight, so Super Buu turns him back to normal. Eventually, Super Buu manages to win the battle by provoking Vegetto into coming nearer to him, just near enough for Super Buu to perform an absorption and absorb Vegetto, thus winning the battle.

But what Super Buu doesn't know is the fact that this is what Vegetto was waiting for this the whole time.

The Innards of Buu

Inside Super Buu, Vegetto, who used an energy barrier to shield himself from being completely absorbed, somehow defuses back to Goku and Vegeta, and the two Saiyans then explore Super Buu's body in order to complete their goal: that of finding the absorbed bodies of Goten, Trunks, Gohan and Piccolo. Eventually, after many escapades with Super Buu's digestive juices, Goku and Vegeta finally manage to make it to Super Buu's brain thanks to directions given to them by a pack of friendly enzimes.

Inside Super Buu's brain, the Saiyans find what they were looking for, and immediately proceed to rip the pods containing their friends from Super Buu's brain. However, back on the outside, Super Buu realizes that he is somehow reverting back to his normal Super Buu state. Sensing something is wrong, Super Buu uses his own molding of himself to create a form of a minature Super Buu inside his own brain.

Meanwhile, Goku and Vegeta find another pod containing noneother than Fat Buu! Reading Fat Buu's mind, Goku is able to learn of the events that occurred between Mr. Satan, Fat Buu, Bee and Evil Buu. Then, the thought form appears and engages the saiyans in combat, but since Goku and Vegeta are only at Super Saiyan 2, the find themselves no match for the invincible thought form of Super Buu.

Just before the thought form can kill Goku, Vegeta blackmails him into stopping by threatening to remove the pod containing Fat Buu. Despite the thought form begging him otherwise, Vegeta rips the Fat Buu pod off, and the thought form disintegrates while Super Buu undergoes one last transformation.

Goku and Vegeta then grab the pods with Trunks, Piccolo, Gohan and Goten and eventually manage to escape from Super Buu's body to witness Super Buu's transformation, unaware that they have forgotten the Fat Buu pod. Removing the Fat Buu pod has clensed Majin Buu of everyone inside him, including South and Dai Kaioshins. Thus, Majin Buu reverts to his original form, which seems to be a miniature version of the original Super Buu: Kid Buu.

Kid Buu

Immediately after coming to his senses, Kid Buu creates a huge energy ball and destroys Earth in a matter of minutes, but not before Goku and Vegeta escape with Mr. Satan, Bee and Dende via Kibitoshin's Instant Transmission. The Kid Buu Saga is a saga of episodes from the fictional anime Dragon Ball Z. The saga deals with Kid Buu the final form of Majin Buu. ... Image File history File links Buu_little. ... Image File history File links Buu_little. ...

Regenerating after the explosion, Kid Buu goes off in search of Goku and Vegeta, teleporting to many planets as he goes and destroying them upon sensing the Saiyans' absence. Eventually, Kid Buu finds his way to Otherworld, where he prepares to destroy the planet, wiping all the deceased fighters out of existence in the process, including Kuririn and Yamcha. However, Kid Buu manages to sense the increasing Ki of Goku and Vegeta, and teleports off to Planet Kaioshin for his desired rematch. Kuririn (ã‚¯ãƒªãƒªãƒ³), Kulilin, or Krillin in the English anime is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z, and the anime Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT. In the early Harmony Gold English Dragon Ball dub from the 1980s, he is known as Bongo. ... Yamcha, the desert bandit, is a fictional character from the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. He is a human who was introduced early in the series as an antagonist of Goku but quickly reformed and became an ally. ...

Upon arriving, Kid Buu does battle with Super Saiyan 2 Goku, but easily dominates him, causing Goku to go Super Saiyan 3 and fight evenly with him. But Kid Buu, having the advantage of perpetual strength, wins the battle over the exhausted Goku. Vegeta then steps in to buy Goku some time, but gets badly beaten by Kid Buu until Mr. Satan decides to stall Kid Buu for a while.

Kid Buu moves in to kill Mr. Satan, but finds himself unable to do so due to having the memories of Fat Buu. His frustration ultimately leads him to spit out a small stone which explodes into an unconscious Fat Buu. Now with nothing to stop him, Kid Buu resumes the playfight with the enraged Mr. Satan, and goes to kill him when Fat Buu miraculously wakes up, and tells Kid Buu stubbornly that his battle is with him.

Fat Buu and Kid Buu then engage oneanother in combat. The battle seems to be even at first, due to Fat Buu's increased strength, but Kid Buu is ultimately driven to the point that he fights at full power and completely dominates Fat Buu, who refuses to give up.

Meanwhile, Goku and Vegeta hatch a plan to have Dende and the Kaioshins use the Namekian Dragon Balls to restore the Earth and revive all the good people who were killed since the World Martial Arts Tournament. Goku then prepares to create a spirit bomb, while Vegeta uses King Kai's telepathy to ask for the Earthlings' help, to which only their friends and family respond.

Fat Buu and Kid Buu continue their battle, until Fat Buu is beaten so badly that he cannot fight any longer. But Mr. Satan steps in to stop Kid Buu, and Vegeta engages Kid Buu in battle in order to save Mr. Satan. Ultimately, Mr. Satan manages to convince the people of Earth to give up their energy, and the spirit bomb reaches completion. Unfortunately, Kid Buu stays near the battered Vegeta, stopping Goku from throwing the spirit bomb and firing small energy balls at Goku.

However, Fat Buu wakes up, and smashes himself headfirst into Kid Buu, knocking him off Vegeta for Mr. Satan to carry off to safety. Although Fat Buu wishes to die along with Kid Buu, he is shot away by Kid Buu and seriously wounded.

Now with an obstacle-free path, Goku takes his chance and throws the Spirit Bomb straight at Kid Buu, but Kid Buu is able to stop it and slowly pushes it back towards the exhausted Goku. Dende then uses the third wish with the Namekian Dragon to have all of Goku's strength be restored. Goku then overpowers Kid Buu with the spirit bomb, and the evil half of Majin Buu is vanquished forever.

But with Kid Buu gone, the healed Vegeta angrily prepares to finish off the unconscious Fat Buu, not wanting to risk the creation of another Evil Buu through Fat Buu's anger, despite Mr. Satan begging him not to do so. But Goku believes that Fat Buu has redeemed himself and deserves to live the life of peace that he craved, and asks Dende to heal Fat Buu.

Kibitoshin then uses his power to teleport Goku, Vegeta, Dende, Mr. Satan, Fat Buu, and Bee back to Earth, where they are given a warm welcome by their friends and family.

In order to settle things for good with Fat Buu, Goku wishes for Shenron to erase all the Earthlings' memories of what Fat Buu had done while evil.

The New Majin Buu

Ten years later, Mr. Buu enters a world tournament in order to continue his cheating with Mr. Satan (he throws the final against Mr. Satan). But he learns from Goku that a certain competitor, a dark-skinned boy named Uub is actually the human reincarnation of Kid Buu. Fat Buu witnesses the fight between Goku and Uub, with Uub's power slowly increasing as the battle goes on. Eventually, Goku sees that Uub needs a trainer to teach him how to fly and to use his Ki properly. Goku then bids farewell to all his friends, and departs with Uub to his poor village to train him. Uub is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ...

Another ten years later, in Dragon Ball GT, Mr. Buu is once again forced to spring into action when the demented Tuffle parasite, Bebi, invades Earth in search of the Saiyans. Mr. Buu uses his magical abilities to absorb Mr. Satan and Pan (Goku's granddaughter) to protect them from Bebi's spell. Infiltrating the line of hypnotized people who are preparing to depart Earth for the Planet Tuffle, Mr. Buu is forced to intervene when Pan is confronted by her hypnotized parents, Gohan and Videl. However, Uub returns at the last minute and knocks Gohan and Videl out while Mr. Buu takes Pan and Mr. Satan to safety. Dragon Ball GT ) is the sequel to the anime Dragon Ball Z, but is the only series that is not based on a manga by Akira Toriyama. ... Bebi in his second form Bebi (also referred to as Baby (english dub version)) is a fictional character in the anime Dragon Ball GT. Bebi was created by the Tsufurujins when the Saiyans took over Planet Plant to one day extract their revenge on them. ... Young Pan eating an Ice Cream in Dragon Ball Z Pan (ãƒ‘ãƒ³), or more properly Son Pan, is a fictional character in the anime series Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. She is a Human-Saiyan quarterbreed. ...

But seeing Uub struggle against Bebi-Vegeta, Buu bids farewell to Mr. Satan and Pan, and flies off for the battlefield, where he saves Uub at the last minute by absorbing Bebi's Revenge Death Ball and exploding into smithereens. Image File history File links Buu_and_Uub. ... Image File history File links Buu_and_Uub. ...

However, still alive, Buu shares a warm moment with the battered Uub, in which he reveals to him that they are the two halves of the Legendary Majin Buu, and that it's time for them to unite once again. Liquifying himself, Mr. Buu fuses with Uub and they permanently form a stronger version of Uub.

Mr. Buu is not seen again afterwards, except for flashbacks and parts in which he telepathically communicates with Uub, who is in control of the 'Majuub' persona.

Forms and transformations

Buu has the most transformations of any character in Dragon Ball. Due to his vast amount of forms each carries its own fan-given nickname, though the character remains the same. While not in the original manga or anime, the fourth Daizenshuu and various videogames and merchandise assign different titles to help fans distinguish between the changes Majin Buu undergoes throughout the series but regardless of appearance or personality, he remains Buu. Dragon Ball canon is a term used to describe the various levels of truth in the fictional Dragon Ball universe of Akira Toriyama. ...

The first time viewers are introduced to Buu he is in this corpulent form, created through the absorption of Dai Kaiōshin. Rarely do his eyes ever open, and his body is adorned with yellow boots/gloves, a purplish-blue cape, a black vest, and white pants. He speaks in a childish manner and is the most naive of all the Buus, as he is shown to have little or no knowledge of anything around him, even by his own powers. Because he retains an element of evil, Buu is still a danger, because he has almost no sense of an independent mind, so he is easily sucseptable to doing whatever someone tells him to do, just like a young child. His power is controlled by his emotions, becoming a true threat when enraged. When Buu struggles with keeping his promise with Mr. Satan not to kill and a desire for revenge with those who wronged him, the internal conflict causes a second Buu to emerge.
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After Buu dispelled the evil from his body, the vapor gained this tall, emaciated form. Undiluted by Dai Kaiōshin, this Buu has the bulk of the original's power, and is a polar opposite of the "good" Buu in all aspects apart from apparel, including the color of his flesh (a drab grey) and gravelly manner of speech. The two Buus fight, with the evil incarnation gaining the upper hand and consuming "Good Buu" after reflecting an attack meant to turn him into chocolate. By consuming the Good Buu, the Evil Buu transformed into Super Buu.
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In this form Buu enjoys a large increase in power, as the good in him has been almost completely suppressed. Both his height and musculature increase, with his eyes turning full black, save for the irises which are in turn red and white. The gloves previous Buus once wore are eliminated and replaced with black armbands, complimented by a new set of boots that are black and gripped. Image File history File links SuperBuuB3. ... Image File history File links SuperBuuB3. ...

He is easily irritated and impatient, entertaining himself by constantly cracking his neck with an insatiable desire to prove himself as the strongest fighter in existence. He first battles Gotenks, who is on even terms with him at Super Saiyan 3. Gotenks eventually defuses, but before Super Buu can press his advantage he is attacked by Gohan. Overwhelmed, Buu successfully schemes to absorb the power of Gotenks and steal the mind of Piccolo.

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In addition to Gotenks' strength, Buu's intelligence skyrockets and he now speaks with Piccolo's eloquence. He takes on human facial features, though his head tentacle is far longer than before, mimicing the exaggerated hair acquired at Super Saiyan 3. His short, stubby fingers become long, full-sized fingers. Because Gotenks is his main power source, Buu is dressed in the black and yellow vest unique to the Fusion Dance. Buu is able to adapt and customize his victims' attacks and techniques, and has the battle well in hand until the fusion between Goten and Trunks wears off.
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A sub-version of his previous form, Buu loses much in the way of power while retaining intelligence, now wearing Piccolo's trademark cape (as the Namek is now his primary absorption). Fearful that Goku and Gohan would team up and destroy him, Buu uses a piece of tentacle that had been previously severed to absorb Gohan, adding another casualty to his dietary menu.
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Buu's power shoots to an unprecedented level, with his body going through yet more physical changes. He now wears Gohan's familiar orange gi; appearing more human as the tentacle atop his head increases in size and width. Buu is more confident and boastful than ever before, belittling attempts at stopping him by Goku and the newly arrived Vegeta until they fuse into Vegetto via the Potara earrings. Even by Buu’s standards Vegetto's power was astonishing, and an attempt at absorbing him only led to the Saiyans freeing Buu's previous victims, removing nearly all stolen mental/physical attributes and influences.
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Buu reverts to this form briefly in the midst of his final transformation. Seen briefly in a few panels of the manga and an anime flashback, the original Buu absorbs the Southern Kaiōshin, creating an incredibly muscular version of the creature. But after a second absorption of the plump and good-natured Dai Kaiōshin, Buu gains the deceptively harmless and child-like form first seen in the series. Image File history File links Buff_buu. ... Image File history File links Buff_buu. ...

As no name is given for this short-lived Buu, it has been coined "Mega Buu", "Buff Buu" and sometimes "Super Kid Buu" by fans.

The original demon created by Bibidi. He is the smallest of the Buus, he is not only almost pure evil, but his rationality and sanity is practically non-existent, making him extremely dangerous to be around because of his destructively unpredictable nature. When he finds he can not harm Mr. Satan, Buu clutches his head in agony before spitting out his last remnant of good, (Fat/Good Buu), thus becoming what he originally was, pure evil. In the original Japanese version, Kid Buu only speaks in chirps and jibberish (except for exclaiming "You've had it!" on the Dai Kaio's planet), while the English dub gives him a wider vocabulary. He learns new techniques just by watching them, and destroys Earth and numerous other planets out of childish glee. Buu tracks down and injures Goku and Vegeta badly, causing the latter to muster a plan to destroy him by having Goku generate a Super Spirit Bomb. With the help of his friends and all the people they had met throughout Dragon Ball, Goku's attack succeeds and vanquishes the evil of Buu forever. This Buu has perhaps the most controversy surrounding him, as many fans debate whether or not he was more powerful than the other forms of Buu.
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Other adaptations

Uub is the pure good, reincarnated version of Kid Buu. Right when Goku defeated Kid Buu with his Universal Genkai Dama, he told Buu that he hoped that he would come back someday as a good person, so that they could fight again. King Yenma heard Goku's wish and had Kid Buu reincarnated into a human form named Uub and Goku fights him at the Tenkaichi Budokai ten years later. Goku then takes him away to train with him so that Goku would have an apprentice who could protect the Earth. That is the end of Dragonball Z. Uub is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ... Son Goku is the main character in the Dragon Ball series. ...

Majuub is the result of a fusion between the innocent Buu and Uub in Dragon Ball GT, creating a much more muscular Uub wearing Buu's black and yellow vest. Once joined, the two are never again apart and formed a being much stronger than the sum of its parts. Majuub retains many of Buu's abilities, including the power to turn organic beings into chocolate. Image File history File links Gtubuu. ... Image File history File links Gtubuu. ... Uub is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series and the Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT anime series. ... Fusion from the anime Dragon Ball Z refers to the joining of two persons to become one. ...

He appears several times throughout the series to help ward off the most powerful of foes: Bebi, Super 17, and Yi Xing Long (Syn/Omega Shenron).
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Super Buu (Absorbed Freeza)
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Super Buu (Absorbed Cell)
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Super Buu (Absorbed Vegeta)
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Super Buu (Absorbed Yamcha & Tien)
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Special abilities

Body Manipulation and Regeneration
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Jibaku
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Special Human Genocide Attack
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Appearances in other media

Video games

Buu has appeared in one form or another in various Dragon Ball Z videogames. In fighting games, Buu has been usually treated as the final boss while he was just one of the regulars in others. Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 had both Fat and Super Buu available, and in Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension, he is playable as Fat and Kid while Mega and Super Buu cameo. Fat Buu appears alone in Dragon Ball Z: Super Butouden 3. // Dragon Ball Games released only in Japan Bandai: WonderSwan Color (WSC) Dragon Ball (Bandai, 2003) Nintendo: Family Computer (FC) Dragon Ball: DaimaÅ Fukkatsu (Resurgence of the Great Demon King) (Bandai, 1988) Dragon Ball 3: Gokuuden (Tales of GokÅ«) (Bandai, 1989) Super Cassette Vision (SCV) Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyou (Epoch. ...

In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2, Fat Buu, Super Buu and Kid Buu are playable. Super Buu is able to absorb people using the absorption skill. He is able to absorb not only Gotenks and Gohan, but Freeza, Cell, Vegeta, and a combination of Tien and Yamcha.

In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3, Fat Buu, Super Buu and Kid Buu are playable. Piccolo is added to Super Buu's absorption list, but the four what-if combinations are removed from it.

In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi, you can play as all the forms of Buu besides Mega Buu. It was Evil Buu's first playable appearance in a game. Fat Buu, Super Buu and Kid Buu also appear in several other fighting games.

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In the upcoming Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, all the forms of Buu that appeared in Tenkaichi 1 will return.

Buu has also appeared as an enemy character in two RPGs. In the game Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors, every form besides Evil and Mega Buu appear as enemies and playable characters. In Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury, many forms of Buu act as bosses and Kid Buu plays the role of the final boss.

Neko Majin Z

Fat Buu appears as a cameo in Neko Majin Z, a short series of one-shot manga chapters by Akira Toriyama. Neko Majin's friend finds Buu just wondering around after mistaking him for Neko Majin. Buu is surprised that Neko Majin's friend doesn't know who he is and breaks the fourth wall by mentioning that he's from the Dragon Ball manga. Buu displays his strength while Neko Majin's friend remains unsurprised and responds by saying that Neko Majin does stuff like that all the time (he also mentions how Neko Majin looks and acts simular to Buu). Buu leaves and tells Neko Majin's friend to call him to fight Neko Majin when he comes around. Later, Neko Majin's rival had stolen the source of his power, so Neko Majin's friend called Buu and told him that Neko Majin's rival was Neko Majin. Buu easily beats him and leaves very unfulfilled. Neko Majin Kanzenban, collecting the entire series, published in April 2005 by Shueisha. ...

Voice actors

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References

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He is an android, as his name says, but he is not considered canonical, as his appearance in DBZ Movie 7, Super Android 13 (Extreme Battle!!! The Three Great Super Saiyans!!! in Japan) is... JinzÅningen #16/Artificial Human #16/Android #16 is a fictional character in the Japanese manga, Dragon Ball Z. #16 was completely robotic, unlike #17 and #18 who were converted from normal human beings. ... JinzÅningen #17 (FUNimations dub: Android #17, also known as Cyborg #17 or Artificial Human #17) is a fictional character from the Japanese manga Dragon Ball (US only: Dragon Ball Z) and anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is a black-haired cyborg created by Dr... JinzÅningen #18 (FUNimations dub: Android #18, also known as Cyborg #18, Artificial Human #18, or simply 18 to everyone after the Cell Games Saga. ... Android #19 (Cyborg #19, Jinzoningen 19) is a fictional character from the manga Dragon Ball and from the anime TV Series based on the second half of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z. He is an energy absorbing-android, rotund in appearance with alabaster-colored skin. ... Doctor Gero is a fictional character from the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z. // Dragon Ball He is (or was) the head scientist of the Red Ribbon Army. ... Cell is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball and the animes Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the product of Doctor Geros creative mind, designed to have all the abilities of the greatest fighters known, including cells from Son Goku, Piccolo, Vegeta, Nappa, Freeza... Spoiler warning: In the Japanese anime Dragonball GT, the fictional character Super JinzÅningen #17/Super Artificial Human #17 (FUNimations dub: Super Android #17) is the result of a fusion between Cyborg #17 (FUNimations dub: Android #17) and Dr. MyÅ«s artificial duplication of #17. ... This is a list of Androids who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... In the manga/anime Dragon Ball Z, Majin is the title given to someone under the control of the Wizard Babidi. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... Babidi is a fictional character in the manga/anime series Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z. He is the son of an evil sorcerer from whom he has learned many magic spells. ... Dabura is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z and the anime Dragon Ball Z. He is the King of the Demons, and Babadis right-hand man, being placed under his control by a spell. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Majins who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... Kami (Japanese for god) is the name given to the individual fictional protectors of planets in the Dragon Ball universe. ... Mr. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... North KaiÅ (Lord of the Worlds) (FUNimations dub: King Kai) is a fictional character in the manga Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z, and the anime Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the KaiÅ of the North quadrant of the galaxy in which Earth resides. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... East Kaioshin (FUNimations dub: Supreme Kai) is a fictional character in the popular Japanese Manga Dragon Ball and the anime Dragon Ball Z. Residing on the Sacred World of the Kais, East Kaioshin is the Supreme Ruler of the Eastern Quadrant of the Universe along with his best friends... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... Shenlong, Earths Dragon Shenlong (ç¥žé¾; literally god dragon), a. ... Porunga, the Namekian Dragon, also known as Super Shenron Porunga (ãƒãƒ«ãƒ³ã‚¬) is a dragon character from the Dragon Ball manga/anime series. ... Yi Xing Long (Japanese: Kanji: ä¸€æ˜Ÿé¾, katakana: ã‚¤ãƒ¼ã‚·ãƒ³ãƒãƒ³ , RÅmaji: Äªshinron, English: One-Star Dragon) (FUNimations dub: Syn Shenron/Omega Shenron) is a dragon-like villain in the anime series Dragon Ball GT and the last of the seven Evil Dragons to appear. ... This is a list of dragons who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of dragons who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... Fusion from the anime Dragon Ball Z refers to the joining of two persons to become one. ... Gotenks is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball Z anime and manga. ... Vegetto is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga and Dragon Ball Z anime. ... Gogeta is a fictional character in the animes Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is a Fusion made from the fusion technique of the two Saiyans, Goku and Vegeta. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Kaio. ... This is a list of aliens (who are not a part of a main race) who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of humans who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bios are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of humans who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bios are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of Dr. Slump characters who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of fictional characters from the Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of humans who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bios are external links that focus on that character. ... Garlic Jr. ... This is a list of Androids who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ... Bojack is a fictional character from the 9th Dragon Ball Z movie. ... Zangya is a fictional character who appeared in the Dragonball Z movie Bojack Unbound. ... Pikkon (Paikuhan in the original Japanese version) is a character from the anime Dragon Ball Z of an unknown species (he does not appear in the original manga). ... Janemba is a fictional character in one of the anime Dragon Ball Z movies (Fusion Reborn). ... Tapion is a fictional character from Dragon Ball Z Movie 13: Wrath of the Dragon He acts as the protagonist of this film and is described as a Legendary Hero from the planet Konats (Konnatsuu). This makes his race the Konnatsuu-jin (Konats Race). ... Hirudegarn was the major villain in DBZ Movie 13:Dragon Fist Explosion!! If GokÅ« Wont Do It, Who Will? (Wrath of the Dragon in the English dub). ... This article or section may need to be cleaned up and rewritten because it describes a work of fiction in a primarily in-universe style. ... Tsufuru-jin trying to stop the Saiyan invaders Tsufuru-jin, known in the English version as the Tuffles are a race of people in the anime series Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. Tsufuru-jin is a play on the Japanese word for fruit (ãƒ•ãƒ«ãƒ¼ãƒ„ furÅ«tsu), continuing the pun... This is a list of humans who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bios are external links that focus on that character. ... This is a list of aliens (who are not a part of a main race) who appear in the fictional Dragon Ball manga and anime ( ), including the Dragon Ball Z movies ( ). Following some characters bio are external links that focus on that character. ...