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CosmicComet
Senior Member
Is Frieza a superior fighter to Goku?
In the anime, he seemed to handily outdo SSJ Goku in a comparison of strikes landed vs strikes taken.
There were long stretches where Goku would be pummeled until he finally got some breathing room to get a blow in to knock Frieza away.
Frieza's powerlevel even at max was only 80% as strong as Goku's officially, and yet he was doing far better than Piccolo did against Nappa despite the gap there being similar to the one between Frieza and Goku.
Was Frieza simply a far more skilled fighter than Goku? That's the only way I can make any logical sense of it. Goku was stronger and more durable, able to take more than Frieza could and knock him away with fewer blows, but Frieza was landing far more hits.
Frieza eventually tired from the strain of his full power, and that's when the tide turned.
DP
Demonic Phoenix
Senior Member
Re: Is Frieza a superior fighter to Goku?
Originally posted by CosmicComet
In the anime, he seemed to handily outdo SSJ Goku in a comparison of strikes landed vs strikes taken.There were long stretches where Goku would be pummeled until he finally got some breathing room to get a blow in to knock Frieza away.
Frieza's powerlevel even at max was only 80% as strong as Goku's officially, and yet he was doing far better than Piccolo did against Nappa despite the gap there being similar to the one between Frieza and Goku.
Was Frieza simply a far more skilled fighter than Goku? That's the only way I can make any logical sense of it. Goku was stronger and more durable, able to take more than Frieza could and knock him away with fewer blows, but Frieza was landing far more hits.
Frieza eventually tired from the strain of his full power, and that's when the tide turned.
Was the fight different in the manga? Honest question, because I don't remember the specifics.
Anyway:
a) Freeza was slightly faster.
or
b) Freeza was inherently more skilled due to raw talent or what have you.
or
c) Goku allowed Freeza to land in some strikes in order to hasten the rate of the power strain inherent to Freeza's 100% form.
or
d) A combination of any of the above.
Take your pick.
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