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Whelp, I'm defending the Daizenshuu for this one. Why? Because going against the established norm is fucking fun.
Anyways, here;
Feats:
a) Freeza lands a punch on Goku.
b) Freeza lands a knee on Goku.
c) Freeza lands a dozen more blows on Goku.
Counter: Goku is smirking at the end of all this, so Freeza's initial assault doesn't really matter and we can easily discard all these feats. They place no emphasis on Freeza being particularly close to Goku in terms of battle power.
Feats:
a) Freeza manages to evade Goku and catch him with a Ki attack (of sorts)
Counter: This looks a heck of a-lot similar to this:
In the previous panel, Goku is seen thinking to himself and trying to buy enough time for Gohan to escape. In addition, just because Freeza managed to catch Goku, it doesn't necessarily mean that Freeza is anywhere close to Goku. Despite being 2.5x more powerful then 50% Freeza, the exact same situation occurred.
This feat is disregard-able.
b) Goku and Freeza scuffle for a bit, they must be close in power.
Counter: Goku completely has the upper-hand, Freeza doesn't so much as land a single hit.
c) Goku shoots a Kamehameha towards Freeza and the two stop each other during the clash, they have to be close in power.
Counter: Goku and Freeza only struggled with one another very briefly, Freeza uses the opportunity to momentarily gain an advantage. This beam struggle wasn't finished, nor was it lengthy, and it leaves too much to be desired for it to be considered an actual gauge of their powers comparatively.
d) Freeza finally lands an attack!
Counter: Actually no.
Freeza finally does manage to do something against Goku, but this is the first time this actually occurred during their entire struggle against one another so far.
But even this attack was only gained by taking advantage of an opportune moment and not necessarily a reflection of Freeza being capable of doing so to Goku in ope on one combat.
e) Freeza finally does land his first attack, they must be close by now!
Counter: Not necessarily. Everything that occurred up until this point has been chalked up to be the result of off guard attacks, or being completely bested altogether. This is however, the first official attack that Freeza succeeds in landing on Goku. enjoy:
After this? Well... Freeza's stamina drains, and during their entire *cough*, 5 minute battle against one another, Freeza only successfully lands one punch before his stamina begins to drain.
Conclusion:
During their entire battle against one another, Freeza only managed to land ONE FREAKIN PUNCH. Long story short, he was out of his league.
Final Statement:
Freeza has to receive a power-up to consider himself a contender against Goku on his own. The entire reason of bringing Cold was to solidify their position as the greatest power in the Universe; as of right now, they're not, they consider the Super Saiyan (Goku), to be top dog. This simultaneously implies that Freeza wasn't anywhere close to Goku, and as we just proved, he isn't.
Anyways, here;
Feats:
a) Freeza lands a punch on Goku.
b) Freeza lands a knee on Goku.
c) Freeza lands a dozen more blows on Goku.
Counter: Goku is smirking at the end of all this, so Freeza's initial assault doesn't really matter and we can easily discard all these feats. They place no emphasis on Freeza being particularly close to Goku in terms of battle power.
Feats:
a) Freeza manages to evade Goku and catch him with a Ki attack (of sorts)
Counter: This looks a heck of a-lot similar to this:
In the previous panel, Goku is seen thinking to himself and trying to buy enough time for Gohan to escape. In addition, just because Freeza managed to catch Goku, it doesn't necessarily mean that Freeza is anywhere close to Goku. Despite being 2.5x more powerful then 50% Freeza, the exact same situation occurred.
This feat is disregard-able.
b) Goku and Freeza scuffle for a bit, they must be close in power.
Counter: Goku completely has the upper-hand, Freeza doesn't so much as land a single hit.
c) Goku shoots a Kamehameha towards Freeza and the two stop each other during the clash, they have to be close in power.
Counter: Goku and Freeza only struggled with one another very briefly, Freeza uses the opportunity to momentarily gain an advantage. This beam struggle wasn't finished, nor was it lengthy, and it leaves too much to be desired for it to be considered an actual gauge of their powers comparatively.
d) Freeza finally lands an attack!
Counter: Actually no.
Freeza finally does manage to do something against Goku, but this is the first time this actually occurred during their entire struggle against one another so far.
But even this attack was only gained by taking advantage of an opportune moment and not necessarily a reflection of Freeza being capable of doing so to Goku in ope on one combat.
e) Freeza finally does land his first attack, they must be close by now!
Counter: Not necessarily. Everything that occurred up until this point has been chalked up to be the result of off guard attacks, or being completely bested altogether. This is however, the first official attack that Freeza succeeds in landing on Goku. enjoy:
After this? Well... Freeza's stamina drains, and during their entire *cough*, 5 minute battle against one another, Freeza only successfully lands one punch before his stamina begins to drain.
Conclusion:
During their entire battle against one another, Freeza only managed to land ONE FREAKIN PUNCH. Long story short, he was out of his league.
Final Statement:
Freeza has to receive a power-up to consider himself a contender against Goku on his own. The entire reason of bringing Cold was to solidify their position as the greatest power in the Universe; as of right now, they're not, they consider the Super Saiyan (Goku), to be top dog. This simultaneously implies that Freeza wasn't anywhere close to Goku, and as we just proved, he isn't.
