A reincarnation of someone is technically not the same person, since there natures and identities are radically altered between each life. There is no way characters like Freeza, Zamasu, Cell, Kid Buu and Super Buu could ever turn good on their own will.Doctor. wrote:That's a tough question to answer because likely every character in the series could be reformed with some effort. Piccolo Daimao and Kid Boo are "pure evil" but they were both turned good through their reincarnations. Broly would be good-natured if he wasn't insane. Tao would stop killing people if he got a better job. Zamasu would be a greater God with proper guidance. Super Boo is easily influenced by the people he absorbs.
I'd say it's between Freeza and Cell probably because they're the most stubborn two. They would take decades to reform like Vegeta did (as we saw with Freeza in hell). Still, as much as Cell's pride in his perfection would hinder him, he would still have the cells of good people within him, which influence his personality. I'd say Freeza just because of his repeated insistence in refusing to turn good.
Kid Buu is a mindless animal, Super Buu didn't get any less evil after absorbing Gohan and Goten (both of whom are pure of heart), and Cell depsite having Goku's dna (who is also pure of heart) is just as evil as Freeza.
Characters like Freeza, King Piccolo, Zamasu and Super Buu are complete monsters/psychopaths: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/ ... eteMonster
They are psychologically incapable of ever reforming in either real life (psychopathy is permanent) nor fiction. Even trying to make characters like that turn good is bad writing because it is so out of touch with nature.
The only characters listed that could possibly turn good or at least neutral are Broly and Tao. Broly is simply insane rather than diabolically evil, and Tao seems like your run-of-the-mill assassin for hire.







