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It says on GT Goku's page that he is 4A due to being able to fight beings who are comparable to Buu, who in his Kid state gradually destroyed a galaxy. Wouldn't this therefore make all Buus (except for Fat Buu) 4A?
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Buu downplay
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Our Majin Buu page is for the primary canon Buu (manga + Super), while GT Goku's page is for a non-canon Toei version of the character. Toei Buu is 4-A, but canon Buu is not.
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What Azzy said. GT is in a different canonical source of dragon ball, where Buu has shown some 4-A feats. The manga never showed him do anything similar to that.
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So the anime DBZ is non-canon?
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Yes, that's how it's been for every manga series.
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Wasn't Buu stated in the manga to destroy galaxies over time?
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He was stated to have destroyed many celestial bodies.
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Azzy is correct.
Anime Buu is 4-A. Canon Buu is 4-B, scaling off of Cell.
Anime Buu is 4-A. Canon Buu is 4-B, scaling off of Cell.
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They only said "celestial bodies"?Azathoth the Abyssal Idiot said:
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He destroyed hundreds of planets/stars, since it could mean either, over several years.
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IIRC, "hoshi" was the exact word used, which can be used for planets or stars (though more often the latter, I believe).
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@Azzy
"Hoshi" is just the sole word for "celestial bodies" in Japanese, though I think they more often use "Sekai" referring to actual planets (Since it means "world").
"Hoshi" is just the sole word for "celestial bodies" in Japanese, though I think they more often use "Sekai" referring to actual planets (Since it means "world").
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Yes, hence why I mentioned it being often used as the latter (especially in cases like this), as "Buu destroyed many celestial bodies" would seem likely to include stars, considering they didn't just say he "destroyed many worlds".
Yes, hence why I mentioned it being often used as the latter (especially in cases like this), as "Buu destroyed many celestial bodies" would seem likely to include stars, considering they didn't just say he "destroyed many worlds".
