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Taking care of Buu doesn't have to refer to violence. Given the context of the scene, Vegeta didn't want things to get heated between anyone there. When Buu started fighting, Vegeta didn't attempt to stop him. Going with Buu.

OP said it's not about power gaps. I don't blame them either.

Both Gohan fights are more alike due to his mindset (i.e. serious, but lacking extreme urgency like with Goku) and also that he could maintain that dominance if Cell/Buu didn't have a way out, while Goku's output was limited. I'd say the Goku example reminds me more of Gohan's rage boost moments...

@Warmmedown Bulma has strong pull with CC, so if questioned about Vegeta, she'd tell them that he's not an enemy. Capsule Corp also tends to be left alone when crazy stuff happens; for example, Shenron was deemed as just another one of their scientific experiments when summoned from their...

@Warmmedown It'd be understandable if the story went down the route that you're describing. Though I have a question that we may have very different takes on. Do you think this would significantly change the series?

The idea of keeping Vegeta or other super-powered fighters under long-term surveillance was executed, just by a mad scientist rather than the government. Though the latter is a popular trope of the western superhero genre. When it comes to the more up-close examples of super strength, like with...

Gohan's rage is generally treated as a wild card. Outside of that, the perception of his power, in a long-term sense, is only ever analysed idealistically. E.g. "if he kept up his training then he'd be 'X' strong" is essentially what it comes down to since he can't be relied on to do it. I don't...

That's a fair insight, ahill. When you think about it, it works out well for the Z Fighters since they don't have to deal with the press and be constantly the talk of the town. At worst, they could always blitz out of a situation, but then their character would be called into question. I think...

This goes to show that having an established legacy in the martial arts community is one thing, but worldwide reach and influence -- like Hercule has -- is another. Mr. Satan, as a brand, is levels above. Interesting that you characterise him as mundane considering he's usually presented as...

Pilaf doesn't look like a guy that would partake in martial arts, but he's quite different from a standard dude, given his attempts at world domination and inevitably clashing with fighters like Goku along the way. I think it makes sense for him to know.

For example, if we take Buu out of the equation and Goku just went for a stroll in the city, would he garner attention? Kinda wild that this is a legit question despite him saving the planet several times. Thoughts?

A strong sense of hopelessness and brutality ought to get him going, like we saw with his reaction to Videl's beatdown until he was interrupted. If Dabura was strong enough to violently ragdoll Goku and Vegeta in front of him, then it's hard to imagine that won't do it.

The fact that your rant extends beyond the scope of this argument makes it crystal clear that you're worked up. And judging by the end of your paragraph, you're starting to realise that. You're entitled to your opinion, but if you're so bothered by me, why conversate with me? That's what's...

It's obvious. Writing a long-winded response in an attempt to sidestep facts certainly gives off that vibe. Of course you'll deny it but whatever. You have bigger things to worry about here than defending your mood. How is (1) Khabib knowing Tyson and (2) making use of his wrestling anything...

GT is a continuation of Z's storyline, so it makes sense that the GT PF retains a lot of information from other official sources. Don't see how this counters anything. - Zenkais were never assigned a multiplier value, so that's a false equivalency. - Considering the guidebook makes no mention...

You seem worked up over me pointing out basic logic. Would you mind defining prime Khabib? Referencing adversity that Tyson's boxing opponents faced against his power doesn't exactly mirror an MMA fighter vs boxer match like we have here. Khabib would have his own approach, so you're gonna need...

Not as concrete, yes, but a viable system to adopt above all others by the looks of it. The statement ought to be viewed through a critical lens due to what we know has been established of SSJ values, time and time again. If you want to just take it at face value, that choice is yours, but do...

Khabib already has the knowledge. The Tyson chosen for the fight doesn't, making this a new variable. While Tyson is quite different from anyone else Khabib has fought, this applies to both of them. It appears that the divide right now isn't about what either of them brings to the table, but...

The direct excerpt is "One theory is that it becomes as much as 50 times what it is normally". But even the one you dug out is suitable to serve my point too, so getting into semantics wouldn't help you in any meaningful way. What actually holds importance is that it was referenced at all in...

Tyson having intel introduces a variable that wasn't previously set. We can entertain it, but it brings your prior confidence into question. Pre-existing knowledge is better than none, but it's not inherently a game-changer. This is especially the case with Khabib, both in the cage and from...