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The Sleeping Giant: Unraveling the Mystery of Majin Buu

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Majin Buu's Untapped Potential in Dragon Ball's Battles

In the world of Dragon Ball, Majin Buu stands out as a uniquely powerful and intriguing character. He's got this incredible mix of strengths - he's not just strong, but he can also heal others and regenerate himself, which isn't something you see in the lot of characters we’ve been introduced too. But here's the weird thing: even though he's got all this going for him, he's often left out of the big battles. It's like having a secret weapon and forgetting to use it. In this article, I want to explore why Buu, with all his might and unique skills, is often napping on the sidelines when he could be changing the game.

Majin Buu's Wasted Potential

So, let's talk about what Majin Buu can do. This guy is seriously strong. He's up there with the best of them in terms of power. And then there's his healing ability - think about how many times the Z Fighters have been in a pinch and could have used some quick healing. Buu could have been that game-changer. But, for some reason, we don't see much of this. It's like having a Swiss Army knife and only using it to open bottles. Buu has so much more to offer than what we've seen.

The Moro Arc is a perfect example of Buu's underuse. He almost had Moro beat, showing off just how much of a powerhouse he is. It was a glimpse of what Buu can really do. But then, Moro makes this wish, gets his magic back, and suddenly Buu's contribution seems to get swept under the rug. It's frustrating because it was such a good chance to show Buu in action, really making a difference. But instead, it turned into another story where he's just there in the background.

Majin Buu’s battle with Moro

Toriyama's Take: Why Is Buu Always Sleeping?

It's almost become a running joke among Dragon Ball fans: whenever there's a big fight, Buu is somehow, conveniently, asleep. It's like Akira Toriyama, the guy behind all this, has this habit of benching Buu when things get interesting. While it's kind of funny, it also makes you wonder why he would sideline such a cool character. Buu sleeping through major battles feels like a missed chance to add more depth and variety to the fights. Instead of just punch after punch, we could have Buu mixing things up with his healing and regenerative powers.

Buu's also got this unique vibe, kind of like a mix between a mischievous kid and a powerhouse. There's so much that could be done with that. But, we don't get to see much of it because he's usually napping when things get real. Maybe Toriyama thinks having Buu around all the time would make things too easy for the good guys. It could be a way to keep the stories more suspenseful. But still, you can't help thinking about the what-ifs. Like, what kind of crazy turns could the fights take if Buu was actually up and in the mix?

Ultima on X: "I loved Super Hero, but I won't forgive them for showing us  this tease of Buu in the trailer only for this exact 2 second shot of him  sleeping
Majin Buu sleeping in DBS:SH

Conclusion: The Potential of Majin Buu

Wrapping this up, you can't help but feel like Majin Buu is a character with so much untapped potential. He's not your typical fighter; he's got this whole set of skills that are pretty rare in the Dragon Ball universe. His strength, healing, and regeneration could really turn the tide in a lot of these battles. It's a shame we don't get to see more of that. Maybe in future storylines, we'll finally see Buu wake up and jump into the fray, showing us all what he's really capable of. Until then, we're left wondering what could have been if Majin Buu was more than just the powerful guy who's always catching some Z's.

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