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Buff Buu screws up the lore and power scaling monstrously. With his power greater than Super Buu, if Kaioshin absorption works additionally like with mortals, it would mean somehow South Kaioshin was strong enough to free the Z sword but didn't. If it works more exponentially then it's just very out of place with the rest of the scaling.
Furthermore the anime keeps the manga's implication that Buff Buu > Kid Buu, but then throws that out to say Kid Buu is the strongest. So it's inconsistent and contradictory.
If Super Buu went straight into Kid Buu form it would be perfectly fine to have Kid Buu either weaker or stronger than Buuhan, because only Dai Kaioshin's influence would be a factor, and it would streamline the lore and scaling considerably.
Dragon Ball SD even skipped all Super Buu forms and just had Fat Buu expel Kid Buu, which should be an acknowledgment as to how unnecessary the other Buu forms were to the plot.
As it stands originally no matter whether you go anime or manga route, Buff Buu's scaling always requires something to be "headcanoned" away no matter the interpretation you go for.
Furthermore the anime keeps the manga's implication that Buff Buu > Kid Buu, but then throws that out to say Kid Buu is the strongest. So it's inconsistent and contradictory.
If Super Buu went straight into Kid Buu form it would be perfectly fine to have Kid Buu either weaker or stronger than Buuhan, because only Dai Kaioshin's influence would be a factor, and it would streamline the lore and scaling considerably.
Dragon Ball SD even skipped all Super Buu forms and just had Fat Buu expel Kid Buu, which should be an acknowledgment as to how unnecessary the other Buu forms were to the plot.
As it stands originally no matter whether you go anime or manga route, Buff Buu's scaling always requires something to be "headcanoned" away no matter the interpretation you go for.