Since his sudden appearance at the end of the Granolah arc, Black Frieza Dragon Ball heroes have faced since Beerus. After all, he eliminated Gas with a single blow and knocked out Goku and Vegeta—even in their most powerful forms, Ultra Instinct and Ultra Ego .
However, what's most impressive is the leap in power Frieza achieved after training intensely for ten years in a time chamber. This improvement made it clear that, currently, no mortal in the multiverse is on his level. Given this, what are the possible ways to defeat this villain ?
Vegito and Gogeta with Divine Techniques
| Stronger mergers | Vegetto, Gogeta |
| Stronger techniques | Ultra Instinct, Ultra Ego |
One of the biggest fan bets is on the fusion between Goku and Vegeta. Whether as Vegito or Gogeta , the two warriors together possess multiplied strength, and if they fuse using their divine techniques, they could finally surpass Black Frieza.
Vegito, with his arrogant and offensive stance, would naturally fit into the Ultra Ego . On the other hand, Gogeta, calmer and more technical, represents Ultra Instinct . Although these styles are opposites, a combined fusion would likely balance both techniques. This would make the fusion a lethal weapon against the villain.
All heroes together against Black Freeza
Another way to defeat Black Frieza would be to unite the five main heroes revealed in volume 24 of the manga: Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, Piccolo, and Broly . Each possesses unique strengths: Goku's absolute defense, Vegeta's brutal offense, Gohan's ferocious speed, Piccolo's tactical genius, and Broly's exponential growth.
Therefore, the union of these forces could finally turn the tide. While each alone is no match for Black Frieza , together they could apply simultaneous strategies and techniques capable of surprising the enemy.
Toyotarō in Dragon Ball Super continues to show that strategy, cooperation and evolution continue to be pillars of the franchise.
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