Candy

In the Dragon Ball universe, candy refers both to ordinary sweets enjoyed by characters like the Ginyu Force and Champa, and more importantly to the state of being transformed into confections by Majin Buu's Candy Beam. When Buu converts a person into candy, they become a small, helpless treat that Buu then consumes. The most remarkable exception to this helpless state was Candy Vegito, who retained full combat capability as a tiny jawbreaker.

The technique was effectively a one-hit elimination; once transformed, victims lost all ability to resist and were simply eaten. Super Buu continued this practice, notably turning Chi-Chi into an egg and stomping on it in a particularly cruel display. The flavor of the resulting candy apparently correlates with the victim's power level, with stronger individuals producing better-tasting treats.

During Innocent Buu's initial rampage across Earth, he transformed entire city populations into candy using his Candy Beam, then consumed them. The technique was effectively a one-hit elimination; once transformed, victims lost all ability to resist and were simply eaten. Super Buu continued this practice, notably turning Chi-Chi into an egg and stomping on it in a particularly cruel display.

Super Buu continued this practice, notably turning Chi-Chi into an egg and stomping on it in a particularly cruel display. The flavor of the resulting candy apparently correlates with the victim's power level, with stronger individuals producing better-tasting treats. When Super Buu used the Candy Beam on Vegito during their fight inside Buu's body, something unprecedented happened.

The Candy first appears in A Legend Revealed. In the Dragon Ball universe, candy refers both to ordinary sweets enjoyed by characters like the Ginyu Force and Champa, and more importantly to the state of being transformed into confections by Majin Buu's Candy Beam.