Super Buu has, at least, human intelligence. Speaking and understanding speech enough to converse (no parrots allowed) is a pretty solid clue.
He may not have the intelligence of a particularly bright human, but definitely within the range of human intelligence.
edited 22nd May '15 8:43:10 PM by Enlong
I have a message from another time...On a vaguely related note, wow, Dr. Wheelo was strong. According to the manual, his PL was 39,000, meaning he could've squashed all the canon villains up to Monster Zarbon.
Eh, I think it was a good idea to phase them out and that was the best time for it. I always liked that Dragon Ball had an ever-changing cast during its run.
Which is one of the problems I have with the new movies, they've toned that down a lot.
take all non-manga battle powers with a heft dose of salt. They aren't intended to fit anything else.
edited 22nd May '15 8:54:21 PM by Saiga
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And yet he looked to (weaker) martial artists for the strongest body to snatch. Maybe his power source was limited? That, or he preferred a biological vessel for their potential to train and evolve.
edited 22nd May '15 8:56:50 PM by DoctorDiabolical
That's not the problem. The problem is that other sources give battle powers on a completely different scale. Nothing to do with official vs semi-official.
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and this is why I want Goku and Vegeta to receive less focus. I don't see why they should be exempt to it.
edited 22nd May '15 9:01:05 PM by Saiga
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Phasing out the hero and his rival in a Shonen series? To focus on characters weaker than them? Pfffffft, what do you think this is, Full Metal Alchemist. We must accept that nobody but Goku or Vegeta matter because their Power Levels are just too uber strong and everyone else is piss weak.
The depressing part is that this is more or less true...
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.That's still more than enough for Gohan, Piccolo, Krillin to handle honestly.
Like for real, it was sorta used in 'Revival of F', but I'd really like an arc about how the characters handle a threat without Goku & Vegeta to bail them out. Have the villain be Dangerously Genre-Savvy and take out the two strongest guys first, Deus Exit Machina, whatever.
Its like, I saw this in one of the last episodes of Digimon Frontier, where an Ice Devimon took out The Hero and The Lancer(Whom at this point were two whole levels above the rest of their gang) and it just so refreshing to see the supporting cast pick up the slack for a change. Just extend that to a whole arc.
Hell, you can have Goku & Vegeta show up at the end to clean up whatever's left, but for the love of god give the lesser characters something to do.
edited 22nd May '15 10:16:13 PM by BlackYakuzu94
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Goku disappears for huge amounts of time every arc and the lesser characters do things. Vegeta does this too. It's only because these are movies instead of multi-episode arcs that Goku and Vegeta are getting so much time.
edited 22nd May '15 10:23:18 PM by Cruherrx
"If you weren't so crazy I'd think you were insane."

That really wouldn't work for that point in the story. He does get stronger from his training in The Room and is probably stronger than Semi Cell after that.
And he was weaker than post-nomnoms Imperfect Cell.
edited 22nd May '15 8:13:19 PM by Saiga