Majin Buu had several different forms throughout his story arc in the Dragon Ball series.
Most people aren’t huge fans of the Buu Saga, considering it to be inferior to the other story arcs present in Dragon Ball Z. However, that should take nothing away from Majin Buu’s intimidating presence. He was a villain who didn’t look all that intimidating, only for his transformations to blow fans away. Majin Buu was the last big villain of Dragon Ball Z, so it made sense that he would have multiple forms and be significantly more powerful than anything that had come before, despite his unusual appearance.
It’s easy to see why the Z Warriors struggled to take out this foe, with all of humanity and Earth itself being destroyed by this malicious foe. Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, and the rest of the heroes had to pull out everything possible to take out the strongest foe in Dragon Ball Z and ensure that the world would be at peace once again. 5
Uub
Debut: Granddaughter Pan (Episode 289 of Dragon Ball Z)
After Goku obliterates Buu with his Spirit Bomb, he makes a wish for this villain to be reincarnated so he can fight his toughest foe once again. His wishes are answered years later when Goku and Uub face off in the World Martial Arts Tournament. While it may be a stretch to label Uub as one of Buu’s forms, one can’t deny his relation to the villain, especially since he’s meant to be a good reincarnation of this foe.
That being said, Uub looks nothing like Buu, appearing more like a scrawny human with limitless potential. While his powers expand in Dragon Ball GT, he still plays second fiddle to Goku and the rest of the heroes in the series. He has also made a very brief appearance in Dragon Ball Super as well. 4
Evil Buu
Debut: The Evil of Men (Episode 254 of Dragon Ball Z)
After Majin Buu saw the error of his ways courtesy of Mr.
