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Image 1 — Majin Vegeta vs. Fat Buu (after separating from Kid Buu)
Image 2 — Majin Vegeta vs. Fat Buu (after separating from Kid Buu)

Majin Vegeta vs. Fat Buu (after separating from Kid Buu)

Majin Vegeta vs. Fat Majin Buu after separating from Kid Buu.

This sub considers that Fat Buu became weaker after separating from Kid Buu... right?

Could Fat Buu survive Majin Vegeta's disintegrating suicide attack?

u/Steel_turtles20000 — 11 days ago

What is the power level of Goten and Trunks in Super Hero?

In your opinion, where would Goten and Trunks rank in terms of power during the Super Hero saga?

Forma base e Super Saiyajin.

Sem contar a fusão.

u/Steel_turtles20000 — 15 days ago

Improving Jinichi Zenin's Cursed Technique:

​I was thinking about upgrading the technique of the Grade 1 Zenin Clan member, the Missile Fists. I wanted to make the technique more interesting than just... giant fists.

​Technique Name: Jo-Ken-Po!

​The technique is based on the famous game Rock-Paper-Scissors. It has 3 modes to be activated and used in combat:

​Rock: This is the base ability of Jinichi's Missile Fists, completely unchanged. It represents Rock because he keeps his fist closed, delivering heavy punches with the durability of a rock, brutally crushing everything in front of it.

​Scissors: This is where it changes. The giant hands Jinichi summons form a scissors shape with their fingers and fly toward the target on a massive scale. Upon contact, instead of massive blunt force damage, the hand slashes through everything that touches the fingers acting as scissor blades. Even without a sharp appearance, the Cursed Technique applies this slicing effect. It's similar to Sukuna's Dismantle/cleaver, but more weak.

​Paper: This mode serves more as combat support. When activated, the giant hands appear open in the sky and do not rush directly at the opponent. When the target steps into the hand's shadow or gets under it, they get pinned in place and feel their body being "swallowed" and crushed inward. It is as if the giant hand, or paper, wrapped around the target and squeezed them.

​Weaknesses/Drawbacks: The technique has a major disadvantage that I actually find funny; it self-cancels just like the real game. The user cannot use two modes at the same time, because they counter each other and cause self-damage. If Rock and Paper are activated together, his fists become overwhelmingly heavy; Rock and Scissors causes his fingers to feel battered like they were hit with stones; Scissors and Paper causes his own hand to get cut. The user is strictly limited to one mode at a time, since trying to use two results in a total backfire.

​I just made this for fun, the idea popped out of nowhere.

u/Steel_turtles20000 — 2 months ago