How does 'Goku and Fem Buu Lemon Fanfiction' deviate from the original Dragon Ball story?

In the original Dragon Ball, Goku is mainly a heroic figure facing external threats. In the 'goku is abused fanfiction', the threat is internal, coming from abuse. The original focuses on battles and power - ups, while the fanfiction is more about Goku's internal struggle.

The original story focuses on positive growth through love and support. However, the fanfiction with the 'abuse' concept might take a darker turn. It could introduce themes of struggle and conflict within the family that are not present in the original. For example, in the original, Gohan looks up to Goku, but here, he might have to overcome fear or anger towards Goku.

The interesting aspects in 'Goku and Fem Buu Lemon Fanfiction' might include the exploration of their relationship in a new light. Goku is known for his friendship - based relationships, but with Fem Buu, it could be something more complex. It could be a relationship that starts off rocky but then evolves as they face challenges together. Another aspect could be the world - building. The fanfiction might create new settings or tweak the existing Dragon Ball universe. For instance, a new planet where Goku and Fem Buu are stranded and have to rely on each other to survive. This would not only test their abilities but also their relationship.

It often changes his power levels. In fanfiction, Natsu might be made much stronger or have different power limitations compared to the original. For example, he could have the ability to fly without using his fire for propulsion like he does in the original.

The main deviation is often the dragon itself. In the original, the dragons have certain characteristics, but in the fanfiction, the 'different dragon' might break those norms. For instance, if the original dragons are mostly fire - breathers, the new dragon could have ice - based powers.

Often, the power dynamics change. In the original, Voldemort is male and the ultimate villain. But in the fanfiction with Fem Voldemort, the character might be portrayed with different motives or a different backstory that makes her more complex than just a one - dimensional evil force.

In general, the Dragon Ball Super manga and anime have some differences but they're not significant. The manga might focus more on certain details or skip some minor events shown in the anime, but the overall plot remains similar.

Overall, the Dragon Ball Super manga stays relatively close to the anime. There are a few tweaks here and there, but they don't change the core story. For example, some fight scenes might be presented differently or some character motivations might be explored more in one version than the other.

One possible scenario could be Satan trying to train Buu to become a 'good' fighter in the sense of human values. He might introduce Buu to things like sportsmanship, which would be really funny considering Buu's nature. Buu might initially be confused but then start to adapt in his own strange way.

Buu the Demonkin was a character in the Dragon Ball series, not in Dragon Ball Super or any other works. Buu the Demonkin first appeared in the fourth game of the Dragon Ball series, Dragon Ball Z: Buu. He was a very powerful villain with the ability to transform into both human and demon forms.