Frieza has several qualities that make him an impressive villain in Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball is a franchise that handles a fairly simple, but effective plot, as each new arc presents a new threat that Goku and company must eliminate. However, although We have seen a lot of antagonists and despicable beings that have made appearancesthe truth is that Frieza remains one of the best villains in the entire saga. In fact, there has been no one better than him to date.
Highlighting Frieza as the best villain in the franchise may be far-fetched to many, but it makes perfect sense, especially since he is a character who appeared for first time in the second arc of Dragon Ball Z and many more villains have appeared since then. However, the self-proclaimed emperor of the universe stands above them all in several ways that we will point out below, and that is without taking into account his epic phrases.
Freezer has a lot of potential with new transformations
Frieza is a villain without equal
One of the most important features The important thing about this character is that he can go through several stages and have different transformations.allowing him to gain great power to confront his opponents. This is a quality he shares with the Saiyan race.
Each new form of Frieza is more terrifying than the last, whether by design or raw power. Although his final form is not that intimidating, but he should not be underestimated under any circumstances. Not to mention that, in Dragon Ball Super, he has continued training to break his limits and have new, even more powerful transformations.
While it is true that transformations are not something unique to Frieza, since Buu and Cell could do it tooThe truth is that the emperor of the universe stands out much more, since he does not depend on external factors, but can transform on his own and unlock all his power.
Freezer surprised everyone when he transformed into Golden Freezer at the beginning of Dragon Ball Superrivaling the divine state of Goku and Vegeta at the time. But that's not all, as he has never given up and, proving that he is a formidable warrior, he continued training to break his limits and we could see at the end of the Granolah saga that he unlocked a new state called Black Freezer, knocking out the Saiyans.
Frieza doesn't have a regenerative power, so he's much more admirable.
Frieza cannot regenerate, which gives more merit to his battles.
We have already seen other villains in the franchise who have a great ability to regenerate after suffering serious damage, as is the case with Cell and Buu. While Frieza does not have this power. But far from being something negativeit is rather a positive thing, since the character does not fight with the idea that he can immediately recover from his wounds, so he must be careful. Not to mention that each fight also makes him bring out his intellect to avoid being hit.
Freezer is a character who has great power and its ability to survive It relies solely on its power, so it can't rely on a regenerative ability, which is quite a bit more impressive.
In fact, Frieza has to think more carefully about each move and try to dodge attacks that could cause great damage, since it could leave him out of combat and he cannot allow himself to be at a disadvantage against his opponent.
The battles in which Freezer participates They feel like they have consequencesas both he and his opponent must fight intelligently. Unlike Buu and Cell who could restore lost limbs or even have their bodies reduced to pieces. Therefore, Frieza has much more merit on the battlefield and as a villain.
At least to date, Frieza is one of the best villains the franchise has ever had and there has been no other like him. It is for this reason that he has had many subsequent appearances after his arc on the planet Namek.
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