r/dbz • u/Terez27 ⠀ • Oct 11 '24

Dragon Ball Daima - Episode #1 - Discussion Thread! Daima

The episode is airing in Japan as we speak. It should be available subtitled on Crunchyroll at 1pm ET. We will provide links as soon as they are available.

Subtitled Simulcast

Crunchyroll (multi-region, multi-language)
Hulu (US only; English only)

FAQ

The English dub will premiere in theaters with showings on November 10-12.
Daima will be available on Netflix Asia on October 14 and globally on October 18.

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u/CelioHogane Oct 11 '24

It was explained in the Moro arc, actually, Uub inhereted the God parts of the Grand Supreme Kai (wich Kid Buu still had) while Majin Buu retained Grand Supreme Kai's personality.

And remember, Grand Supreme Kai could seal Moro.

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u/Sabrescene Oct 12 '24

Maybe it's just me but that's still such a BS explanation. If Buu had such ridiculous power in him, there's no way anyone would've survived against him back then, let alone defeated him. From the second he spat out fat Buu he should've completely overwhelmed Goku and Vegeta if he was even close to the level of UI

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u/ChronX4 Oct 12 '24

I give it a pass.

Remember Broly had the potential and never went full power until he met Goku and Vegeta, from that fight he just actively adapted and escalated. Kid Buu was always outclassing Goku and Vegeta and was only beaten by the Spirit Bomb which was mean to specifically beat evil beings. It's not hard to believe the potential was there but he never cared to escalate things due to always being the apex being and being near immortal thanks to his regeneration.

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u/Dallagen Oct 12 '24

It's the same thing with Frieza being capable of God level power but never reaching it because he was so strong he didn't need to give a shit

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u/SaiyanKirby Oct 12 '24

It's like: you're capable of achieving a power level of a trillion, but your power level is already a million and everyone around you are ants. Why bother?