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If I fought an opponent and they kept regening and then my brother came and did the same thing and killed em he wouldn't get resistance to only that opponent. Seems like downplay.
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Can you refrain from this please? That attitude is only going to take us backwards.If I fought an opponent and they kept regening and then my brother came and did the same thing and killed em he wouldn't get resistance to only that opponent. Seems like downplay.
Limited regen neg I can see but not because it only ever happened against another Buu, I just haven't seen any good evidence for it being just a weakness of Buu.I think that "Limited Regeneration Negation", explaining that it has only been seen to work against other Majins, could work.
SureCan you refrain from this please? That attitude is only going to take us backwards.
I don't really see this as a thing of Buu going through regen as we can see Buu with visible marks against Beerus (unless you wanna say Beerus has regen negation. In which it would be stupid to say Beerus has negation only over Majin Buu and in turn the other Buu's.Limited regen neg I can see but not because it only ever happened against another Buu, I just haven't seen any good evidence for it being just a weakness of Buu.
I can see it being limited as it's not instantaneous, though. Are you ok with that?
Was that from the original manga? Since anime doesn't count here as it's non canonWhen Kid Buu spits out Buu he has marks for a second then they disappear. That would contradict the fact he goes past the regen of Buu.
You’ve not been reading the thread. We’ve established that the regen neg would be limited because it isn’t instant, Kid Buu literally vaporizes Fat Buu’s head and he grows it back. But he starts becoming tired and his regen starts to fail after a prolonged fight with Kid Buu, despite never having this issue before.When Kid Buu spits out Buu he has marks for a second then they disappear. That would contradict the fact he goes past the regen of Buu.
He looked pretty out of it.You’ve not been reading the thread. We’ve established that the regen neg would be limited because it isn’t instant, Kid Buu literally vaporizes Fat Buu’s head and he grows it back. But he starts becoming tired and his regen starts to fail after a prolonged fight with Kid Buu, despite never having this issue before.
vegeta said he can get hurt , not he's getting tired , idk how u came to the conclusion that it's a stamina issue but ntg proves that , the evidence leans towards regen negationBuu's regen starts to become ineffective after he loses stamina, which happens when fighting another Majin, as he regens even a hole in the stomach and his entire head initially.
Goku also confirmed that Kid Buu (and I guess all Buus) has infinite stamina.
This is another element that makes me believe this negation is only between Buus, as their stamina starts to fade.
In fact, more than negating regen it seems like a battle between Majins causes their stamina to become limited, and consequently they can't regenerate infinite times.
I never said it was confirmed, and you can't exactly confirm it was after no stamina. It simply could have been after a damage threshold. But he lost his head.How are you saying that it’s after he loses stamina like that’s a fact? You can’t just neg stamina, and there’s nothing in the story indicating that’s what happens. Using your explanation for something to prove what you’re explaining isn’t a good idea.
Taking it at face value, which I believe is the best option here, gives limited regeneration negation. You would need proof for anything further.
Anyways, the evidence on your argument is Kid Buu has regen negation is weird as we see Majin Buu lose his head twice and recovers. Kid Buu at that point is (or atleast should be) the strongest opponent he has faced. I think that's how. Same thing goes against Beerus because while he was using regen it looked partial.Yet him being obliterated by Vegeta’s final explosion didn’t stop his regen? Ok.
I don’t need to prove it isn’t stamina, the people making that claim need to prove it. Otherwise I can just dismiss them.
Other than SSJ3 Goku, who can fight Kid Buu. Kid Buu doesn’t obliterate his entire body, he just punches him around some, and Fat Buu becomes tired when fighting him, despite having fought someone who’s supposed to be comparable to him.Anyways, the evidence on your argument is Kid Buu has regen negation is weird as we see Majin Buu lose his head twice and recovers. Kid Buu at that point is (or atleast should be) the strongest opponent he has faced. I think that's how. Same thing goes against Beerus because while he was using regen it looked partial.
I'm pretty sure this is a stronger SSJ3 Goku.Why isn’t it totally up in the air? It’s just an interpretation that requires an assumption. If you don’t have clear proof of it, then we can’t use it.
All Buus are like, literally all offspring of the original Buu or a different part of Buu, even in the games. Them having infinite stamina works.
You would still need to prove that it’s stamina based.
Other than SSJ3 Goku, who can fight Kid Buu. Kid Buu doesn’t obliterate his entire body, he just punches him around some, and Fat Buu becomes tired when fighting him, despite having fought someone who’s supposed to be comparable to him.
And it has circumstantial evidence of a limited regen thing.Ok? You’re arguing it was the damage. He fought someone who you’re claiming is stronger, and who can beat the hell out of him consistently.
Like I said, it needs to be proven that it just has a damage limit. The Spirit Bomb destroyed Kid Buu at a cellular level, which is our explanation as to why he couldn’t regen. Because cellular level is his limit. But they’re not provably doing cellular damage.
Strength wouldn’t affect regen.My point is, you compared the regen of a buu who is most likely stronger than Majin Buu in base ( conisdering it's Evil Buu who is stronger than Majin Buu + Majin Buu .)
...no?And it has circumstantial evidence of a limited regen thing.
I can't prove it, but I just wanted to note that it's not totally clear how the whole thing works, to me it can both neg regen and make stamina limited.So you’re saying U. Gohan is stronger? Why didn’t he neg the regen then?
Let’s stop the derailment though. If SamanPatou can’t prove what he’s claiming to me, then I believe we can move on.
1.The Buu was able to take blows from stronger opponents. Considering the fact that some of it is shielded from durability the rest should be regened.Strength wouldn’t affect regen.
...no?
It's implied by Super Vegito that Super Buu might have limited regeneration in general, the only time we see Good Buu fight he has limited regen. Fat Buu =/= Good Buu, different beings even if they have somewhat similar personalities / appearances.We’re saying limited regen neg because it’s not instant. He’s stated to not be regenning after an extended fight, cause his regen starts to fail after a while, but Kid Buu is stated to have infinite stamina, and Fat Buu is just another version of himself. He’s also never shown tiring against any other opponent, so this is the only exception.
Don't take what I say seriously. I'm just looking for smoke in general.@Foliedeux oh shit... it’s you.
I mean, that’s anime only, correct? Pretty sure the wiki here doesn’t connect them at all, so I don’t know if you can use that. Mind showing or telling me how Super Buu was implied to have limited regen?It's implied by Super Vegito that Super Buu might have limited regeneration in general, the only time we see Good Buu fight he has limited regen. Fat Buu =/= Good Buu, different beings even if they have somewhat similar personalities / appearances.