Kanzenshuu

I'm not "inventing" any grammar rules here. I'm merely going by what is clearly there to begin with. The second clause is supporting and defining the first, by explaining what the "problem" is in the first. Without the second clause, we're left without knowing what the problem b...

That doesn't work though, because the structure of the sentence is specifically saying that they failed to do what he succeeded in doing. Not two separate clauses, but one leading into and connecting to the other, as it is elaborating and establishing the entirety of the events. It's simple sentenc...

No, because in the very same sentence, it is saying that the younger generation failed to accomplish what Goku ended up doing (i.e. destroying Buu), thus it is speaking of Buu in general. You say that the sentence is talking about different points, but it's all talking about the same chain of event...

1/2) It's not an impossible double standard, especially in the second entry, which can only logically be read as all being about Majin Buu in general. No specifics to be discerned amongst what is said, just very generalized statements that fit Buu entirely. 3) The DBS manga can easily be interprete...

It's not a matter of my opinion though. It's a matter of your interpretations of vague statements within the Daizenshuu, the DBS manga and anime, etc all in comparison to concrete statements within the manga discounting your points. I've readily established why the points you bring up aren't valid ...

1) Out of the two fighters available to fight Buu, yes, he was the only one of the two that could. Vegeta couldn't, and that was it out of their options at the time. Vegeta is the one who said it and he's a dead person so purely by context we know being dead isn't it an obstacle. Secondly Goku was ...

It doesn't matter that Rou Kaioushin hadn't seen Goku fight. The fact remains that Goku acknowledged it and accepted it at face value, thus it holds weight. Goku is only stated to be the only one who could defeat Pure Buu when it was just him and Vegeta available to fight, and Gohan only donated ge...

It's a top priority, yes. No one is going to question that, but that doesn't change that Goku shouts in excitement and exclaims they may finally be able to do something upon Buu fully reverting to Pure Buu. If he were even stronger than the earlier forms of Buu, where Goku needed fusion and was too...

No, when it takes place leaves it clear that he's talking about Buu changing into Pure Buu, not anything to do with everyone else being safe and sound. In that same chapter, they just save everyone, they're happy they did so and the first thing they do is hide everyone. So you can keep telling me w...

After RoF, I file this apparent inconsistency as a synergistic combination of Piccolo and Frieza's powers. Piccolo can regenerate parts of his body unless he's dead. Frieza can stay alive even if he's cut up into tiny pieces. So even if the core is destroyed, Cell is still alive.

But then Goku comments on Buu suddenly reaching a state in which they now might be able to do something, relating back to he and Vegeta weakening Buu by removing absorptions.... This indicates a significant power drop. If Buu was "almost there" when in his Evil Buu state, but still too st...

Goku not wanting to beat Buu only is a factor when it came to him being dead. Afterward, there's no indication that beating Buu wasn't his intention if it presented itself or that saving everyone first was his goal all along. Likewise, there's no indication that Goku was underpowered while inside t...

It's worth noting that Herms translated it the same way: https://imgtc.com/i/Dn4iZQA.png I'm firmly in the Kid Buu > every unfused character camp and if you rereadad the manga, all the content more than implies that Kid Buu was intended to be the strongest by the end. There are convenient excuses fo...

You’re incapable of guaranteeing us anything since you’re not working on the show and thus are no better than any of us other fans. I know that Beerus' true power is never clarified in the anime or manga. So making blanket statements from a character who has know idea how truly power Beerus is seem...

It's established in Battle Of Gods that Beerus never fought Goku at full power. So I can guarantee that Goku saying Broly is stronger than Beerus is nothing more than a tease from Toiryama to appease Broly fans. I surely hope not. I'm sick tired of Beerus being unsurpassed and it's seriously hurtin...

Goku says Broly probably stronger than Beerus but he never actually fights him at full power so it still leave the door open a little.

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And if Boo doesn't, they stop him. What are you even arguing about? Why are you assuming Buu won't just because you need Beerus to kill him? The manga frames the fight as a fight for the universe so Kaio Shin would have died too. They list "Prince of Destruction" Vegeeta for the volume he...

Kaioushin wasn't dead so that point is moot. The argument was that Beerus and Whis would save the universe so that Buu couldn't destroy the universe as stated by Daizenshuu and DBS. This is wrong. If Kid Buu kills Kaio Shin then Beers and Whis can't stop it. Vegeeta can lie but the guidebooks canno...

The Universe was never in any danger because Beers and Whis were around. You can't move the goalposts everytime and not acknowledge this. Either Super counts and the presence of Beers and Whis make the Daizenshuu claims wrong or you don't count Super and you no longer have a leg to stand on since y...