Ellie was saying: I think he looks too wimpy to beat black just doesn't have that oomph
Would you rather he be jacked?

RealNate was saying: Predictions:

Buu has multiple "back doors" into the tournament. However, he's trying to reinvent interdimensional travel to challenge himself.

This dimension is one of them. This dimension is part of Buu (and Uub). Technically already there (in the form of Juna).

(Another is creating a stable time loop, see the Cell saga).

I would love this, but I don't think its likely. Unless he is hiding in the dimension with Uub trying to prepare something against XXI without Uubs knowledge I don't see how he could've gotten back and why he would have waited

whats that move Zamasu uses in the 3rd panel? also i agree with the previous comments, 'max kaioken' should be hurting Black pretty soon

So I'm guessing now that everyone has failed, Uub will have a key role in stopping Buu .

Goods was saying: That was disappointing; I had hoped, even being an overall bag guy, that perhaps Arashi had enough honor to spare the people who spared him while seeking some revenge on Helix.
I'm sure Helix has been training and that Arashi and his group of misfit minions will not likely stand a chance.
I do have a feeling that Helix's child is about to enter in, and then we will have a sort of hostage situation that will be kryptonite for an overpowered Helix. We shall see.
I agree that Arashi shouldn't have returned with hostilities again. Honestly, the degree Arion and the Namekians went to protecting a complete stranger who was also a sociopathic, sadistic pirate made the idea of him coming back with malevolent intent, still, a bad call from a writer's perspective. You don't have to have a sense of honor to at least leave them alone if you don't wanna replay a debt or just say thank you. Arashi better have a good reason for trying to get Helix's attention, because if it's really revenge he's after or some sort of intended malicious course of action along with that then that's just unrealistic. Despite his manic laugh, he's not the Joker. We saw Arashi's face, too, as he stood in that crowd of determined and faithful Namekians. He's come back like that never happened. And that was a lot, it was deep and showed the Namekian way in the purest form, and what's more, the purpose behind protecting Arashi then was also protecting one of their brothers, their own kin, from making a big mistake he would never have been able to walk away from once he crossed that line. What the Namekians did was indeed moving, but it's like, you're gonna tell me that despite everything I've mentioned and more, he wasn't thinking about such an unexpected thing that was going on for his sake? Cause Arashi seems like the kinda guy who went through quite a tragic life to be shaped into the pirate scum he is. I mean, isn't that the case with most villains, both in media and irl?

Justanotherturtle was saying: I was hoping that Broly would win by interrupting whatever plan Buu tried to pull off. Instead, it seems he will win by surviving a black hole, as nonsensical as that is. This is a bit disappointing. Also, Broly died to Carbonite while in Legendary form. He can survive a black hole, but he can't survive Carbonite? How does that work?

U3 Broly was most likely around or even above the Broly we saw in the first broly special. He did have some what control of the form or atleast could turn it off at will. (I'm saying that only because he was mentally more stable in a world where he was king and lived a good life.)


SaiyanBoi was saying: Here is the simplest way to write Broly out of this situation without stooping to "more maximumer" power. Increased gravity also means time dilation. Broly is right next to a supermassive blackhole, so time dilation is at a ridiculous level. The tournament takes place in age 794, and these events took place in 786, so if the Vargas have some way of entering a universe and "teleporting" the strongest beings straight to them, then an eight year time skip doesn't mean much. If this is how they acquired Broly, then a minimal amount of damage would have been done to him from the black hole.

Nice i never thought of time dilation and that theory is pretty sound since salaigar did do some research on Black holes. again Nice :)


Goods was saying: The first time Veggeto goes SSJ3 in the ring with Broly, the Vargas mentions that his energy is increasing his density and that Veggeto is generating his own gravity. Spectators begin floating up out of their seats. (this is not uncommon for dragon ball) I wonder if it is possible the Broly may push his power so high that the density of his energy cancels out the black hole. This leaves Broly alive but drained and drifting through space. This is just my theory.

Broly wasn't at the Power of SSJ3 Vegito yet it took some fighting and powerups before broly got there, but i can believe he's approaching it and may be able to do it just enough.
Man i love reading the comments and seeing theories like this