YMMV / Revelation 'F'

• Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: Frigid's relationship with Moraine and Drumlin, the twin defective clones. Even though they are Dumb Muscle, he genuinely likes them, and they reciprocate with sincere, unselfish love for their "little brother" in turn. Episode 20 in particular has the twins teaching Frigid how to use Ki Attacks, and the three brothers are shown to get on incredibly well. Frigid even asks them to move out of the potential blast radius beforehand, because he's genuinely worried about hurting them.
• Tear Jerker: Frigid finding his clone-sister Moutonnée dead in episode 20. Morain and Drumlin both burst into tears at losing her, whilst Frigid first chokes up in genuine dismay at her loss, then goes storming after General Magnet in a grief-fueled rage, accusing the robot of arranging for Moutonnée's death due to her being another "defective" clone like Morain and Drumlin.
• Nightmare Fuel: We get a reminder that Freeza's moral compass heavily skewed by his upbringing during Episode 11. When he Instant Transmissions out to deal with the issue of the Comet Camori barreling towards the sparsely populated, but still chiefly populated Ronka 8. After a while, he pops back onto the ship, and announces that it's no longer their problem. Because he annihilated Ronka 8 to avoid a chain reaction that could've caused destruction on a system-wide scale. When Yamcha calls him out on this, he makes the unfortunate mistake of pressing the "G" button.
  Yamcha: Goku... Goku wouldn't have-
  Freeza: [Instantaneously closes the gap to grab him by the shirt] I. Am Not. GOKU. AS IF I NEED TO REMIND YOU, AGAIN!
• Strawman Has a Point: As unfair as Frieza and Cooler's treatment of Frigid in the finale of Season 2 may seem on paper, Cooler makes a few valid points. Even if Magnet acted of his own accord in firing on Cooler's ships all in order to spite and sabotage Frigid's attempts at making a peace treaty with his brothers, the fact of the matter is Cooler WARNED Frigid multiple times to just get rid of Magnet, as he was only loyal to Trogen's regime, and not his. And that any ruler who can't keep his subordinates in line, or properly punish/dispose of them when they refuse to get their act together isn't fit to rule at all. He's right. Magnet has done nothing but repeatedly try to undermine Frigid multiple times throughout the story. With Frigid always usually doing nothing but letting him off with a stern warning and a slap on the wrist, all the while failing to notice or even consider that Magnet's growing frustration with him not following Trogen's edict would one day to come back to bite him sooner or later. This is even after Magnet killed his sister, albeit before Frigid knew her, though Moraine and Drumlin knew her. Frigid only finally gets the message, and promptly disposes of Magnet after the fact, but by then, the damage has already been done. Now, Frigid's brothers' trust in him is completely gone, and he's now being forced into a war with Cooler's empire (one that he'll likely lose). So, like it or not, Frigid really has no one to blame here but himself.