Dragon Ball's Majin Buu Gets a Mythic Redesign in Jaw-Dropping Fan Art
In the legendary series that is Dragon Ball, the villain named Majin Buu was one of the most powerful enemies the Z-Fighters ever faced, and in a jaw-dropping piece of new fan art, this ultimate bad guy gets a mythical redesign for not one but three of his overpowered transformations!
Recently shared on Twitter by username @Justin96636, this account consistently posts breathtaking images of various bits of nerd culture illustrated in the unique art style of Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings. A centuries-old style that is often seen in relation to Japanese folkloric and mythological images, @Justin96636 taking Majin Buu and giving him the Ukiyo-e treatment is a redesign that Dragon Ball fans need to know about.
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A character who has more transformations than you can shake a Dragon Ball at, Majin Buu was the final antagonist in the original Dragon Ball Z series and was considered to be the most powerful enemy Goku and company had faced at the time; depending on who you ask, of course. And now, with @Justin96636 choosing three of Buu’s earliest forms as his subject matter, fans get to see what Buu looks like with a more mythical bent to his already iconic design, and it doesn't disappoint.
Chien Chih Kang (Justin)art -Dragon ball Ukiyoe style pic.twitter.com/woAs1LCAZy
Placing the first version of Buu revealed to fans, known as “Fat” Buu, on the bottom of the image, @Justin96636 next moves onto the literal manifestation of Buu’s evil nature, a skinnier, gray, and far more powerful version of “Fat” Buu dubbed “Evil” Buu. Finishing the piece out by illustrating the next Buu transformation called “Super” Buu at the top of the image, this form is the
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