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Chapter 235 Go Where You Want
Soon, the lottery wheel stopped spinning, and a pink, chubby figure appeared before Tommy.

[Ability: Super Regeneration]

[Source: Majin Buu]

[Source: Dragon Ball]

"So it was Majin Buu..."

After reading the introduction carefully, Tommy understood.

He almost thought he had drawn Patrick Star.

Of course, getting Patrick Star isn't so bad either.

Everyone knows that comedic characters often unleash their powerful abilities at unexpected times.

But the prerequisite is that he can draw the good part of Patrick Star.

If he draws Patrick Star's goofy character, then things will be in big trouble.

Fortunately, Tommy has always been lucky.

This time, he drew the super regeneration ability belonging to Majin Buu.

As one of the most distinctive villains in Dragon Ball, Majin Buu's greatest strength is not his fighting power.

Like Broly, Jiren, Moro...

Any one of these people would be stronger than Buu.

That's at least from the perspective of combat power alone.

As for Buu's absorption ability, it's not particularly special; it's not unique to him.

Cell had previously demonstrated similar abilities, absorbing Androids 17 and 18.

Judging from the effects alone, Moro's energy-plundering ability is not much different from Buu's.

As a villain with distinct characteristics, Buu's most commendable feature is his terrifying regenerative ability.

No matter how severe Buu's injuries are, even if he is blown to pieces or vaporized, as long as he has a single cell left, he can regenerate rapidly and quickly return to his peak condition.

This level of regenerative ability is beyond exaggeration; calling it freakish wouldn't be an exaggeration.

It can be said that anyone with similar abilities would have enough potential to become a chivalrous superhero or a ruthless supervillain.

But in Tommy's opinion, this ability is somewhat of a gimmick.

Super regeneration?

He won't get hurt at all.

Don't forget, after using the Dice of Fate last time, his super defense has risen to the level of the Monkey King.

No matter if he is chopped with knives and axes, stabbed with spears and swords, or struck by lightning and burned, he remains unharmed.

Even if he were bombarded by the world's most powerful nuclear weapon, he would only smile slightly and would not be injured at all.

With such powerful defensive capabilities, Tommy didn't think he would need to use Super Regeneration.

Of course, Tommy is not invincible.

He did not become arrogant because of this, and his mind remained very clear.

Super defenses are not a panacea.

In such a vast universe, there will always be opponents he cannot defeat.

With his super regenerative abilities, he also has an extra means of survival.

This gave him a better chance of survival when the crisis came.

Thinking about this, Tommy no longer felt that Super Regeneration was such a useless thing.

You have everything while you're alive, but it's all over when you're dead.

He could never have too many survival skills like these.

With that thought in mind, Tommy turned around and started the second lottery draw of the day.

With 1,000 points invested, the prize wheel spun again.

This time, the prize isn't related to the special abilities of the animated characters.

It was a prop that appeared in an animated film.

It is also a powerful and versatile tool.

[Item: Anywhere Door]

[Source: Doraemon]

[Source: Doraemon]

Huge exterior, pink door frame.

Although the Anywhere Door looks unremarkable, no different from an ordinary bedroom door, Tommy considers it one of the most powerful gadgets he has ever drawn.

Second only to the teleportation gun in the Rick and Morty universe.

A door to any place, as the name suggests, is a door that can open to any location.

It is very easy to use.

Simply hold the doorknob in your hand while describing or thinking about the place you want to go.

The computer inside the Anywhere Door will then begin searching for the destination and connecting the two locations.

At this point, the user can open the door, pass through it, and arrive at the place they desire.

It is important to note that the location provided for the Anywhere Door must be accurate.

Otherwise, you might end up in a strange place and encounter terrible dangers.

"Not bad, really good."

Tommy was overjoyed when he saw the Anywhere Door in front of him.

The Anywhere Door is incredibly powerful.

With it, Tommy can travel around the world in an instant.

This is much faster than any super speed.

Moreover, it is very convenient, adding a lot of convenience and privacy to travel.

It's fair to say that if Tommy had had this Anywhere Door before, he wouldn't have needed to go through all this trouble, using two private jets to travel back and forth.

Instead, they can easily send the girls to their destination simply by pushing open the Anywhere Door.

Of course, it's not too late to come now.

With this Anywhere Door, his travels became much more convenient in the future.

It can quickly travel between Budapest, Italy, and New York bases.

And you don't have to worry about outsiders finding out.

However, Tommy still had some doubts.

This door comes from the Doraemon universe, so it should work normally in the original universe.

But in today's world, would everything still be normal, or would symptoms of acclimatization problems appear?
After all, based on his understanding of the Anywhere Door, although it has the name "Anywhere," it doesn't mean you can go anywhere in the world.

It can only help users access the places where data has been recorded on the internal computer.

In other words, Tommy might be able to travel back and forth on Earth, or even roam freely throughout the solar system.

Because the geographical conditions of these places are roughly the same in any universe.

But if he wanted to go to the palaces of Asgard, or the treasure vaults of collectors, the Anywhere Door couldn't take him there.

These are unique to this universe and do not exist in the Doraemon universe, so they are naturally not recorded in computer data.

Moreover, the Anywhere Door has a limitation: it can only be used for travel within ten light-years.

Beyond this distance, even the Anywhere Door is powerless.

According to Doraemon, "Science is not magic; there are always things it cannot do."

However, Tommy didn't take this so-called restriction too seriously.

First, let's talk about whether the place he's going to is ten light-years away. The key point is that the total distance from the Sun to the Earth is only about 1.5 million kilometers, which is about 0.0000158 light-years.

Proxima Centauri, a star near our solar system, is about 4.246 light-years away from Earth.

From this perspective, the ten-light-year limit of the Anywhere Door is far too broad. Even if it were reduced to half of that, which is only five light-years, it would still be enough for Tommy to use.

Anyway, he has no plans to expand into space at this stage.

At best, they'll just be wandering around on Earth.

In this way, there is no difference whether it is ten light-years, five light-years, or one light-year.

“Try it first and see the effect.”

Tommy was itching to get his hands on the new props.

Following his memory of how to use it, he imitated Nobita and Doraemon, first holding the handle of the Anywhere Door with one hand, and then imagining the scene of Lakeview Manor in his mind.

When he opened the door and walked closer, he found that he had left the plane and arrived at his manor villa in New York.

"Tommy?!"

Seemingly sensing footsteps behind her, Candice, who was enjoying herself in the bathtub, opened her eyes and saw Tommy appear.

She instinctively gasped, but Tommy quickly silenced her.

After a long time, she finally let out a long breath and sighed comfortably.

(End of this chapter)