Frieza

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! One of the charms of Dragon Ball is its intense battle scenes and their developments. However, sometimes I wonder, “What if a particular technique had defeated the enemy?” In this article, I will analyze how the story would have changed if certain key techniques had succeeded. The Spirit Bomb Against Frieza The Frieza saga is one of the most memorable battles in Dragon Ball. Goku launches a massive Spirit Bomb, gathering energy from Earth, Namek, and other planets. This scene includes critical developments like Krillin’s explosion, Piccolo’s injury, and Goku’s transformation into a Super Saiyan. If the Spirit Bomb had defeated Frieza, what would have happened? First, Krillin wouldn’t have died, and Goku wouldn’t have turned Super Saiyan, drastically altering subsequent battles. Everyone would have returned to Earth before Namek’s destruction, and Goku wouldn’t have learned Instant Transmission, significantly changing future confrontations. Instant Transmission Kamehameha in the Cell Saga The climax of the Cell saga features Goku’s Instant Transmission Kamehameha, which blows off Cell’s upper body but fails to defeat him due to his regeneration ability. If this technique had fully defeated Cell, what would have happened? Without Cell’s regeneration, Goku wouldn’t have needed to sacrifice himself, and Gohan wouldn’t have participated in the fight.