freezamite wrote:
To Bussani: Freeza mentions two or three times his lost of energy.
The one that I said that is the more clear for me, the one that you said is another example.
Even when he tries to destroy namek, he uses too low energy to do it.
Since being hurt means lost of ki power, and since freeza said he thought he was going to die, I think there is no doubt that he was injured.
We don't really know that his battle power/ki actually dropped from being injured, though. When he implies or says that he lost or might lose power, he might be talking about stamina. That is, how long he can keep going before his ki burns out, like it did when he was fighting SSJ Goku.
When he tries to blow up Namek, Freeza admits that he 'held back too much' and Goku comments that he was afraid of getting caught in the explosion. It wasn't necessarily because Freeza had become weaker, but because he miscalculated.
Anyway, you're entitled to your theory, but the more complicated a theory becomes and the more assumptions you have to make, the less easy it is to believe. You have to use a lot of ifs and buts and read very deeply for this theory to work, dismissing some lines that conflict with the theory by saying, "well this character probably meant this, and this character didn't know what he was talking about", while I think Toriyama made it pretty clear what he intended. This is a comic for young boys, after all.
Dayspring wrote:The misconception comes from Tenshinhan's reaction to their strength. He says something along the lines of "He's not alone. There's another, even greater aura with him." This "he" pronoun is used right after a panel of Yamcha and Vegeta talking about Freeza at Capsul Corp, so instead of assuming the "he" Tenshinhan talks about is an unknown "someone" who is Cold, people think the "he" refers to Freeza. Since Tenshinhan never met Freeza before, however, the statement (ignoring Vegeta and Yamcha) can simply be taken as "one is stronger than the other."
In my Viz copy he just says, "And it's not just one...there's
another with it." He doesn't indicate that either one is bigger. I don't know how the Japanese version words it.
