He will probably wait for Jiren to be thrown out so he can backstab Goku and get the wish from the Super Dragon Balls. Is the most simple solution to his master plan.
He is torturing Cabba on the preview... will he take him out of the ring?
edited 15th Oct '17 9:48:01 AM by Tomodachi
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.If Universe 2 was an Actual Pretty Cure World, they wouldn't be seen as a bad joke like they are now:
As an example.
Watch SymphogearGah, Bottom Paged.
Rolling it over.
If Universe 2 was an Actual Pretty Cure World, they wouldn't be seen as a bad joke like they are now:
As an example.
Watch SymphogearI wish I knew of this yesterday.
edited 15th Oct '17 10:21:53 AM by Gehayadren
Ha ha ha. What a story, Mark.Yeah. I agree that Frieza's suddenly pragmatism and restraint is uncharacteristic of him.
He only ever held back before so he could torture you worse, and his inability to just let go and leave Goku be continually shot him in the foot.
But now he's finally seemed to have learned his limits, and is much more cautious in his actions. It's like he's learned the same lesson Vegeta has about understanding where he is in the power scale before and is now trying to break out of it, rather than just assuming he's the top dog by default.
I imagine seeing someone like Jiren utterly wreck the guy who ultimately wrecked him, along with dying twice has finally taught him a modicum of humility and patience.
One Strip! One Strip!I mean, he's been killed twice simply because of Revenge Before Reason; at some point Freeza was probably like "Maybe I should rethink my methods a bit"
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.I do agree. It makes total sense for him to actually learn from past defeats, even if it hasn't dulled his desire for revenge.
One Strip! One Strip!At both Namek and in Resurrection 'F', Freeza believed (and not without good reason in the former case) that he was the top dog and untouchable. So he felt he had no reason to restrain himself and could do whatever he wanted without consequence.
It's worth noting that in Resurrection 'F', when he saw Beerus, whom he knows is more powerful than himself by a wide margin, he immediately dropped the haughty attitude.
In this situation, Freeza is among a bunch of Gods of Destruction, angels, and the Zen'Os themselves, all of whom are a great deal more powerful than him and he knows it. I think that's what's making him more careful, he knows that he'll be erased if he pisses any of them off and he knows there's not a damned thing he could do to defend himself if it came to that.
My guess as to his intentions at this point is to observe Goku in the "Ultra Instinct" state and try to learn how to do it himself. He got very interested when he saw how much that scared the gods, and it's certain that no one is ever going to train him in how to do it, so analyzing Goku is his best bet at this point.
edited 15th Oct '17 11:50:58 AM by DarkHunter
@Demon: I had been wondering if the first few episodes of Futari wa Pretty Cure were light and rather formulaic just to ease everyone into things. Now I have my answer. Thanks.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!He also spent the entirety of his second trip to his personal hell doing mental training, so it makes sense that he's finally mellowed out and learned to fight smarter.
On why Jiren doesn´t just end everything solo at this point, i´ve recently read a theory that basicly says Universe 11 is cheating. Jiren alone probably is a good fighter but the reason he is so much above everyone else is that Belmod is allowing Jiren to access his energy. Whenever Jiren meditates he fills himself back up wit Belmods energy, that would explain his restraint. Also it could explain why Belmod seems to have a telepatic link with Jiren. and why would Belod go with Toppo as his successor? Why not take Jiren if he is that much stronger and as a member of the same organisation as Toppo also fits the same character requierments.
I think the whole "No Sell the opponent's strongest attack" thing kind of explains' whats up with Jiren's character. He doesn't give a shit at all if opponents are too weak to him.
Heck, he seems to be more in for the wish than universal destruction thing .-.
edited 15th Oct '17 12:59:37 PM by SpookyMask

I'm pretty sure Ribrianne is a Hate Sink, since we the audience need someone to hate during the Tournament of Power, and Frieza isn't helping (In fact, he has Pet the Dog at least 4 times now), and Frost is, well, erased. Maji Kayo, Napappa, and the crab guy, who were sadist, were taken out pretty quickly. And for one, I can't hate the Pride Troopers, they are honest on their heroism and wacky posing.
It makes sense they are using Ribrianne as the character you're not supposed to like.
Also, no one has commented on Frieza helping Goku out with his energy. I found it really, really odd, and I seriously hope is just Frieza being faux, since him becoming good would be terrible.
edited 15th Oct '17 9:27:21 AM by Tomodachi
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.