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* It makes sense that Frieza's Empire is able to restore Frieza from pieces. After the Namek Saga Frieza was cut in half and had cybernetic implants grafted on in the place of the missing and damaged parts. It's very likely that this was only ever intended to be temporary and that Frieza's minions started working on a way to restore the rest of his body at that point that they managed to perfect in the years since. Even though Frieza died there would be no reason to stop that research. That's if they didn't already possess the ability to do so and Frieza's impatience meant he ran off immediately to kill Goku instead of using it.
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** Worse, if King Cold had trained to achieve his own GoldenSuperMode, both he and Frieza would've had each other to train with. As such, they would've had a being of comparable power to test themselves against, which means they very likely would've noticed the fatigue issue and corrected it, and likely would've been much stronger in the end because unlike Frieza alone they would've been able to push themselves much harder.
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* Frieza declaring that after training, his power levels might rise to 1.3 million is [[SoLastSeason pretty funny]], but there are several reasons behind it. 1) He's never trained before in his life, so he has no idea what increase to expect; it's an estimate. 2) Because of the scouter's inability to read exceptionally-high power levels, no one's been able to assign a power level to his forms (aside from the first) in-universe - that power level is the only one he knows he's working with. 3) Also going off of #2, it clearly means Frieza's estimate of his ''first form's'' power level would go up from a max of 530 thousand to 1.3 million... while his other, less-power-limiting forms, would increase in magnitudes ''well beyond that.''
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* Frieza declaring that after training, his power levels might rise to 1.3 million is [[SoLastSeason pretty funny]], but there are several reasons behind it. 1) He's never trained before in his life, so he has no idea what increase to expect; it's an estimate. 2) Because of the scouter's inability to read exceptionally-high power levels, no one's been able to assign a power level to his forms (aside from the first) in-universe - that his first form's 530 thousand power level is the only one he knows he's working with. 3) Also going 2) Going off of #2, it clearly means this, Frieza's estimate of never trained before in his ''first form's'' life, so he has no idea what increase to expect; he's making an estimate. 3) This estimated increase is only for his first form, the one that suppresses his power level would go up from a max of 530 thousand to 1.3 million... while the most... because his other, less-power-limiting less power-limiting forms, would increase in magnitudes ''well beyond that.''
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The idea that religion and science are inherently opposed concepts is irksome and annoying. Also, I seriously doubt that the villain's transformation would be representative of the science side.
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* [[spoiler:Super Saiyan ''Gods'' vs. Frieza's Ultimate ''Evolution''.]]
** [[spoiler: Frieza's character sheet lists him as an eviler counterpart to Vegeta, and their similarities and differences are further displayed in this movie. Vegeta dedicated himself to training after witnessing what it did for Goku, just as Frieza does here, hence, the similarities. Vegeta conceived of attaining a level beyond Super Saiyan and was the first to do so. Frieza attains a level beyond what he thought was his most powerful form here. However this is where they differ; ignoring that Frieza's idea wasn't entirely original even if Cooler isn't considered canon, when Vegeta managed to achieve a new form and become an Ascended Super Saiyan, he didn't just rush off to show play wit his new toy the way Frieza does- according to Trunks, he reached the transformation in only three months, but still made use of the full year they had in the time chamber to ''master'' that form, finding it's weaknesses and limitations in a way that even Trunks failed to do. It makes sense that even though Goku and Vegeta both recognize the flaw in Frieza's training, Vegeta is the one to actually call him out on it, because that was a mistake Vegeta ''didn't'' make.]]
** [[spoiler: Frieza's character sheet lists him as an eviler counterpart to Vegeta, and their similarities and differences are further displayed in this movie. Vegeta dedicated himself to training after witnessing what it did for Goku, just as Frieza does here, hence, the similarities. Vegeta conceived of attaining a level beyond Super Saiyan and was the first to do so. Frieza attains a level beyond what he thought was his most powerful form here. However this is where they differ; ignoring that Frieza's idea wasn't entirely original even if Cooler isn't considered canon, when Vegeta managed to achieve a new form and become an Ascended Super Saiyan, he didn't just rush off to show play wit his new toy the way Frieza does- according to Trunks, he reached the transformation in only three months, but still made use of the full year they had in the time chamber to ''master'' that form, finding it's weaknesses and limitations in a way that even Trunks failed to do. It makes sense that even though Goku and Vegeta both recognize the flaw in Frieza's training, Vegeta is the one to actually call him out on it, because that was a mistake Vegeta ''didn't'' make.]]
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* Frieza declaring that after training, his power levels might rise to 1.3 million is [[SoLastSeason pretty funny]], but there are several reasons behind it. 1) He's never trained before in his life, so he has no idea what increase to expect; it's an estimate. 2) Because of the scouter's inability to read exceptionally high power levels, no one has been able to assign a power level to his forms, aside from the first (in-universe anyway) - that one is the only fact to go on. 3) Also going off of #2, it clearly means Frieza's estimate of his ''base'' power level would go up from 530 thousand to 1.3 million... while his other, non-power-limiter forms, would increase in magnitudes beyond that because of the limiters' removal.
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* Frieza declaring that after training, his power levels might rise to 1.3 million is [[SoLastSeason pretty funny]], but there are several reasons behind it. 1) He's never trained before in his life, so he has no idea what increase to expect; it's an estimate. 2) Because of the scouter's inability to read exceptionally high exceptionally-high power levels, no one has one's been able to assign a power level to his forms, aside forms (aside from the first (in-universe anyway) first) in-universe - that one power level is the only fact to go on. one he knows he's working with. 3) Also going off of #2, it clearly means Frieza's estimate of his ''base'' ''first form's'' power level would go up from a max of 530 thousand to 1.3 million... while his other, non-power-limiter less-power-limiting forms, would increase in magnitudes ''well beyond that because of the limiters' removal.that.''
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* In the Buu Saga, Piccolo told Vegeta when he dies, he will remain in Hell until he is reborn into a new lifeform without any memories of his past life. In this film, Frieza has been stuck in his tree for 10 years. However, if you consider Kid Buu, he was reincarnated immediately. Meaning not only did Kid Buu didn't live in a personal Hell, he didn't have to whereas Frieza's reincarnation will take maybe decades or centuries.
