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Seems like Buu can reform his body short of total atomic disruption.

How would they think blowing Buu to pieces would work? Buu's introduction was him reforming from smoke particles.

Why is Yamcha reparing the plane and not Bulma?

Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust.

What a pitiful aircraft. Can't handle slight turbulence without crashing.

Vegeta used Self-Destruct. It's Super effective.

Previously on Kai: tears all around. :'(

So they're traveling the length of the universe? Gonna be a looooong trip. Though seeing the edge would definitely be interesting.

Two sets of Super Dragon Balls? I wonder if you put all 14 together, would you get some sort of Super-Super Dragon.

Why has none of them asked for immortality yet?

What? Shenron failed? Time to try Porunga.

Really? Can't be worse than Prometheus. At least there's a xenomorph in this one.

He's slowly becoming more tolerant of people. Maybe Bulma is spiking his food with medication to fight Bipolar disorder.

Time for the series namesake.

Yeah, well, when one could kill you with the blink of an eye.

Super is definitely more of a light-hearted take on the series. More in line with the original Dragon ball.

Bulma slowly calming the savage...cat.

Damn! Those suits sank in the dirt. How heavy are they?

A written test? Goku fails.

Here we go!

Episode 29: "Combat Matches Are a Go! The Captain is Someone Stronger Than Goku!" Opening 3 (Universe 6 Arc) No flaming, trolling spamming, hating, etc.

Episode 128: "A Nightmare Revisited: The Immortal Monster Majin Buu!" https://youtu.be/NCnkiHmn6gc No hating, trolling, spamming, etc.

Hey, The Mooch is on Samurai Jack right now.

Yeah, and I'm sure whatever third hand gossip you heard is so much more valid. I forget the guy's name, but they had a real computer expert that scoffed at the idea. And yes, Elon Musk (who came to prominence by co-founding and selling a web based company in the mid 90s) and Neil Degrasse Tyson (who is an astrophysicist, so computers are definitely not his expertise) say such things but are not experts in those fields by any means. Real experts who majored and work in those fields say that both the idea of us living in a simulation is slim to none and robots taking over the planet is slim to none.

Farewell, Proud Warriors.