@Tobias It's like you have no knowledge on how the cosmology of Dragon Ball even works. There are two sections of the macroverse, the Living World and the Afterlife. The Living World is basically our universe, and is split into four quadrants called Areas (they were erroneously referred to as Galaxies for a long time). The Afterlife is made out of the Check-in Station, the four planets of the Kais, Grand Kai's Planet, and Heaven, which is a planet comparable in size to a galactic cluster at the very least. Hell lies between the two realms as a sort of filling, the Demon Realm is located at the very bottom tip of the macroverse, and the Sacred World of the Kais is located in its own separate sphere that seems to orbit the macroverse sphere. The home planet of the Shinjin is presumably either in the Afterlife, or is a separate planet in the sphere the Supreme Kai reside in.
Let's see if you can get past my Beelzemon. Mephiles, WARP SHINKA!That is "biased" the worst place to live...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice....-continues to loath new Dragonball Canon with a passion-
Bardock the Rogue > Bardock-El
Kid Buu as Babidi's pet project > immortal monster from eternity punked by a pair of mortals and blown the f'ck up
Bibidi having an actual son > Babidi being a clone
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The only thing I accept are the names Lapis and Lazuli. Because Abridged Krillin's reaction to them was hilarious.
I'M MR. MEESEEKS, LOOK AT ME!He's better as an ancient genie evil...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I actually think that Bibidi finding some ancient primal evil and giving it a body explains away how Buu was so stupid powerful. But a lot of Toriyama's changes are just thing he thought up years after the fact and don't really make any sense. Although giving names to 17 and 18 is pretty harmless, and I do like that Gero had a son in the Red Ribbon Army. It make his revenge against Goku much more personal.
I just thought of yet another reason Babidi being a clone of Bibidi doesn't make any sense. The way Toriyama described it, it's basically mitotic division, where one cell, or in this case, evil galaxy conquering magician, splits into two identical evil galaxy conquering magicians. One would assume that they both had Bibidi'a memories. However when Buu first appeared Babidi was surprised by his appearance and childish behaviour. If he was a clone of Bibidi then he ought to know exactly what Buu looked like.
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I don't see what that has anything to do with anything. After all, they'd have to fight Kid Buu eventually to stop his rampage either way. Buu actually pulling off some permanent no way out of it damage before they defeat him is a much scarier possibility than them just beating Buu normally.
Because Buu never shows that he knows Otherworld exists and that he knows how to get there originally. Sure there's no reason to think he can't in the manga, but I'm not going to give him points for it if it isn't addressed as a threat. After all, Cell could theoretically have done it too, but thinking of possibilities in retrospect doesn't make his threat have more impact in the moment. Coula shoulda woulda. He didn't, and that's what matters.