Aside from being relegated to one episode, the vast majority of the romcom's conflict focusses on the relationship between the devil Akane and her great-great-granddaughter who, while not possessing any of her ancestor's powers, is easily subdues and tortures her great-great-grandmother. cranks up this dynamic where a powerful creature is willing to destroy the Earth over food. Beerus also claims responsibility for shrinking King Kai's planet because he didn't like the food there and destroys half of another planet because the food was too greasy.Īlthough humorous like many aspects of Dragon Ball's storylines, Actually, I Am. In the Dragon Ball Super anime, the extended version of Battle of Gods shows Beerus admitting that he doesn't know if he should destroy the Earth just because of how pleasing he found its food. Whis concludes at the end of the film that the real reason why Beerus spared Earth was because of its food, a provocative statement that the God of Destruction doesn't deny.

In the movie, Beerus' plan to destroy Earth is delayed numerous times because of how much he enjoys the planet's food, and one of the many instances that frustrate Beerus enough to get him back to his main objective of destroying everything transpires when Buu eats the pudding that Beerus wanted to try.

This absurd episode shares many similarities with Beerus the God of Destruction's obsession with Earth's cuisine in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and later explored in Dragon Ball Super.

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