Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
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Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
When Freeza threatened to transform the very first time, Vegeta explained that there are aliens in space who can change forms for whatever purpose, and to calm Krillin and Gohan down he asserted that "Freeza won't change much." Why, though? What was the reason behind this assertion that Freeza was bluffing?
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He most likely assumed that he'd transform similar to Zarbon.NeoKING wrote:When Freeza threatened to transform the very first time, Vegeta explained that there are aliens in space who can change forms for whatever purpose, and to calm Krillin and Gohan down he asserted that "Freeza won't change much." Why, though? What was the reason behind this assertion that Freeza was bluffing?
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Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Ah, that's actually a pretty sound explanation.Saiga wrote:He most likely assumed that he'd transform similar to Zarbon.NeoKING wrote:When Freeza threatened to transform the very first time, Vegeta explained that there are aliens in space who can change forms for whatever purpose, and to calm Krillin and Gohan down he asserted that "Freeza won't change much." Why, though? What was the reason behind this assertion that Freeza was bluffing?
Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Yeah, think that if he was like Zarbon, his power would rise to about 700,000 but it got much higher at just the first transformation.
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Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Vegeta probably assumed Frieza will have small power increase like Zarbon's transformation.
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Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
He probably assumed it would only rise to something around 540,000Fox666 wrote:Yeah, think that if he was like Zarbon, his power would rise to about 700,000 but it got much higher at just the first transformation.
Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Saiga wrote:
He most likely assumed that he'd transform similar to Zarbon.
I totally read this as "He most likely assumed that he'd transform into Zarbon."
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Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Judging by what he'd seen from Zarbon's transformation, he probably assumed that Freeza's second form would increase in power similarly to him, but that he, Gohan and Kuririn would have a shot at defeating him if they worked together. However, he didn't count on Freeza arguably more than doubling his power in his second form.
Another theory is that he believed, if he received another Zenkai, he could easily surpass Freeza's second form. But upon seeing the extent of Freeza's strength, he lost all hope of surpassing Freeza, even with a Zenkai, and even so, Freeza's immeasurable power could potentially kill him before he got the chance to be revived and power up again.
Oh wait. I just realized Vegeta didn't know about Dende's regeneration ability until after seeing Gohan having his injuries healed by Dende. But if Vegeta honestly thought that the relative of a village he slaughtered would just willingly restore him to full power like nothing ever happened, just because Freeza was the greater danger at the time...maybe he's just overconfident to the point of being idiotic.
Another theory is that he believed, if he received another Zenkai, he could easily surpass Freeza's second form. But upon seeing the extent of Freeza's strength, he lost all hope of surpassing Freeza, even with a Zenkai, and even so, Freeza's immeasurable power could potentially kill him before he got the chance to be revived and power up again.
Oh wait. I just realized Vegeta didn't know about Dende's regeneration ability until after seeing Gohan having his injuries healed by Dende. But if Vegeta honestly thought that the relative of a village he slaughtered would just willingly restore him to full power like nothing ever happened, just because Freeza was the greater danger at the time...maybe he's just overconfident to the point of being idiotic.
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Honestly even if he's a child it was pretty fucking stupid of Dende not to revive Vegeta.
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Re: Why Did Vegeta Think Freeza Wouldn't Change Much?
Would you really be so quick to revive a man who'd mercilessly massacred an entire village of your siblings and later threatened to kill you if you didn't help him in his wish for immortality, just because there was a bigger problem at the time? Some people would rather die than sell out their morals by helping their enemy like that. It was only until a fellow Namekian that looked like Nail persuaded him that he finally revived him. So, anyway, he did it eventually.Saiga wrote:Honestly even if he's a child it was pretty fucking stupid of Dende not to revive Vegeta.
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
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Yeah, I would, because I value the lives of my friends more than my morals. Being stubborn won't bring the Namekians back.Piccolo Daimao wrote:
Would you really be so quick to revive a man who'd mercilessly massacred an entire village of your siblings and later threatened to kill you if you didn't help him in his wish for immortality, just because there was a bigger problem at the time? Some people would rather die than sell out their morals by helping their enemy like that. It was only until a fellow Namekian that looked like Nail persuaded him that he finally revived him. So, anyway, he did it eventually.
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