Welcome back to Dragon Ball-ism: Toriyama Showcase—the series where we discuss Akira Toriyama's various short stories and one-shot works. This time, we're meeting a peculiar Majin called Bubul in the one-shot comic Majin Mura no BUBUL!

Majin Mura no BUBUL
Published in Weekly Shonen Jump 1997, No. 22/23 double issue.

Majin no Mura BUBUL (Bubul of the Majin Village) is a one-shot comic by Akira Toriyama that was one of the contending pieces in Weekly Shonen Jump's '97 Readers Cup, a poll to determine the most popular non-serialized comic of the year.
The 46-page comic follows the weird and wonderful daily life of a playful Majin called Bubul. Toriyama commented on its length in the issue it was published in, saying, "This might be the first time I've ever done 46 pages all at once!"
It might be just a one-shot, but talk about a satisfying read!

Bubul is a young Majin who lives in Majin Village.
You might've already started getting familiar vibes from his name and the use of the word "Majin", but Bubul shares quite a few similarities with Dragon Ball's Majin Buu!
His chubby, round body is certainly reminiscent of Dragon Ball's pink Majin, and even his house has a certain Buu-ish-ness about it.

In his free time, Bubul loves watching the inhabitants of the human world going about their everyday lives.
And of course, being a Majin, his method of observation is a little out of the ordinary!
By the looks of it, Bubul shares Majin Buu's ability to morph his body at will.

(Dragon Ball Tale 464)

And for another little Dragon Ball-esque element, the name of the bank robber's wife is Zrohs (Drawers), which, just like Bulma and Trunks' names, is a word based on underwear!