CosmicComet
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Originally posted by bbrem123
The only reason they die from planetary destructions is because they can not breath in space. Whis pretty much confirms this
Inconclusive at this moment.
Vegeta was confirmed dead within seconds of the planet exploding.
Saiyans can hold their breath far longer than that, we already know this.
Seeing as Goku fought Freeza for 5 minutes in a low oxygen environment. And how they long they have held their breath before underwater.
Whis simply said Frieza possibly survived, we don't know for sure. But Piccolo felt that Frieza was committing a kamikaze attack, and considering how easily they detected Frieza's power level before (hell, even when he first came to Earth as Mecha Frieza they could easily sense him while he was still far out in space), its pretty telling that they couldn't sense him then.
Maybe Vegeta died from the extreme heat of the explosion or extreme radiation (things which Frieza's biology might be better suited to withstand), but
he definitely could not have died from lack of oxygen alone.
They should have no problems tanking the vacuum of space itself, so it would be weird to die suddenly from exposure to that if he can survive a planet exploding. (especially since SSG Goku already fought Beerus on or beyond the 'border' of space and had no problems talking or fighting) So it definitely isn't from exposure to a vacuum, and it can't be due to lack of oxygen alone, seeing as Vegeta declared dead within seconds of the explosion.
(Again, Fat Buu would have died too and he had no problems with space)
As for Frieza surviving Namek? A planet exploded. That's not the same as Frieza feeling the full pressure of a planet exploding. Seeing as huge, huge chunks of Namek were still floating around, some with namekian huts and even trees still relatively in-tact, we can say that they explosion was far less impressive numbers wise than it looked.
The totality of force may have been great as a sum from the whole area of the explosion, but Frieza only felt a cross-section of it equivalent to his body shape basically.
If he was in point blank and center as the explosion went off--or better yet if the explosion went off from inside him, that's the only way we could say he felt all or at least most of the pressure from the explosion. But what he felt was a very, very small percentage.