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Originally Posted by
Majuub 
Uub training was complete, it doesn't mean he's as strong as Chibi Buu. It just means Goku feels that he trained him enough so now he doesn't need him anymore. It's like when a master says to his student: I have nothing more to teach you. It doesn't mean that his student reached his full power, it just means that the master thaught him everything he knew, that's all. Goku was handling Rildo in base, but it's not like Rildo was going all out.
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Originally Posted by
Broly
I disagree. Goku's whole purpose of training Uub was to get him back to his former power so Goku could have another exciting match with him. Vegeta takes notice of this during the Budokai.So, when he finally did complete his training, it's pretty safe to assume that Uub had reached his former power. That is what Goku eventually intended for him to accomplish, and that's the whole reason of their battle in the beginning of GT. That was the fight Goku was waiting for all that time, and the fight that would "graduate" Uub so to speak out of Goku's hands and into heroism. And I never said that his former power was his full potential.
As for the Rilldo thing, it's GT. I tried to explain it as clearly and simply as I could.
Listen though, I don't want to keep off topic. We need to stay on topic. We're mods now, and we can't afford to behave like this. If you would like to continue this discussion in a new thread, I'll be glad to join you. Whad'ya say?
Unfortunately Broly is mistaken about these events. Gokuu expressly states to Uub right after their spar at the beginning of GT that he has nothing more that he can teach him, and sends him out to train on his own so that he can become as strong as he (Gokuu) knows he (Uub) can be. As such, Uub had still not reached the same level of power that Chibi Buu had at the end of Z.