After being asked the question by a fan, Koyama reaffirmed what many have already assumed. Takao Koyama, a writer who worked on the anime from 1989 until its end in 1996, recently revealed on Twitter (via DBSChronicles) which version of Majin Buu he believes is the strongest.

Related: Dragon Ball: Who The Strongest Version of Buu Is (Not Kid Buu) Then, he began to change forms (Evil Buu, Super Buu, etc.) absorb the heroes, and become Dragon Ball ZвЂ™s most dangerous character by far. At first, the threat of Buu stemmed from his lack of conscience and moral compass. Enter Majin Buu, the pink, pudgy, and seemingly innocent life form said to have destroyed entire planets millions of years before being revived by Babidi. Courtesy of transformations and an ever-evolving power scale, each saga introduced a new and overwhelming adversary for Goku and the Z Fighters.ДЇollowing the Cell Saga- which was originally conceived as the end of Dragon Ball Z-the pressure was on Toriyama to create a swan song villain different from anything fans had seen before. Based on Akira ToriyamaвЂ™s Dragon BallВ manga series, the immensely popular anime, Dragon Ball Z, has had its fair share of complex and formidable villains-from Raditz and Vegeta to Frieza and Cell. Dragon Ball ZВ screenwriter, Takao Koyama, reveals which version of Majin Buu he believes to be the strongest.

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