p123 said:
No there's no logic there. Nothing Freeza said suggested he had anymore power than what he showed. That's why everyone was shocked when he was able to power up further.
1st Form power 530,000
2nd Form ( Initial ) Surely over a million
It's just common sense at this point people.
Do you even understand what you write or what you're answering to? Who even said that "Freezer had more power than what he showed" exactly? In fact, in that topic, I'm the one giving Freezer the lowest strength! Lol
Furthermore, you're proving you wrong without even realising it.
1st Form, power 530,000, he states it against Nail and proceeds to fight with his power suppressed because he doesn't need to use it all.
2nd Form, power over 1 million, he states it against the z-warriors and proceeds to fight with his power suppressed because he doesn't need to use it all (and he even admits that TWICE).
p123 said:
Clearly stated in the here and now. The only people who argue against this simple logic is the people who are obsessed with making minimalist power level lists.
Yeah, like how he clearly stated there and then that his power was 530.000 against Nail. Hey, if you want to BRAG about something, you don't give a handicapped number that puts you into a bad spot (or at least, a worse spot than you should be), it's not difficult to understand.
I'll put you an example: I'm Ussian Bolt, and I want to brag about my speed. Would it be logical for me to say "I can run 100 metres in 15 seconds" just because I have no intention of going all out against the ones I'm actually speaking?
No, of course not. I'll tell them I can do the 100 metres in 9,whatever, and then if I just want to mock them I'll beat them while running backwards and doing the 100 metres in 15 seconds, but it makes no sense to brag about something and give wrong data that makes you look worse. It's not a matter of making "minimalist" power level lists, it's a matter of having basic common sense.
p123 said:
Initial Freeza >= 1 million is definitely suggested. Vegeta was shocked he could raise his power even higher than that, and thought his power was bottomless when he raised it even further.
Power sensing != looking at a number. For Vegeta, 2nd Form Freezer had an absurdly high ki from the beginning. It didn't matter if Freezer said he could reach 1 million or 3 millions, because power sensing allows at best to compare someone's ki to someone's other.
As a quick example of that, when Krilin and Gohan first saw Freezer, Zarbon and Dodoria, this was what was said:
5. Freeza (first form and in general) [#FR1#FRE#1ST]
Chapter: 250 (DBZ 56), P4.4-7
Context: Freeza and his men flew by, scaring Kuririn and Gohan.
Kuririn: “Gohan… Did you see…? Th-the weird guy flying second from the lead…”
Gohan: “Y-Yeah… I…saw him…[ ] I felt ab…absolutely incredible power…”
Kuririn: “Th…that squirt…could be far…far more terrible than Ve…Vegeta…The moment I saw him, I was paralyzed…It looked like their were other incredible guys too, but…He’s on a different level…”
Does that mean that Krilin is retarded and can't see that 20.000 or 22.000 (or even 23.000) are bigger than 18.000? No, it just means that Ki sensing is not seeing a number on a screen, and the larger the ki, the more difficult it is to gauge it all.
Freezer had an absurdly high Ki, and that Ki became even bigger. Starting at 600K (or 700K or 800K, depending on what one feels more comfortable at) is already big enough for Freezer to do what he did and more, and it's also enough for the other ones to be impressed with his initial Ki and the other power ups.
Freezer's 2nd form being "over 1 million" is a matter of reading comprehension. At that point it would've made no sense for Freezer to speak about his suppressed power, his was bragging about his strength, he was doing the same he did with Nail. Why would he brag about his power and at the same time give a much smaller number than the one he could really achieve?