Analyzing Evil: Frieza

Hello everyone and welcome to the one hundred seventy-ninth episode of Analyzing Evil! Our topic for this video is Frieza from the Dragon Ball franchise. I hope you enjoy, and thanks for watching. If you have any feedback or questions feel free to let me know below!

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[timmyman]

"If I had any single regret for the countless horrific events that have transpired in my wake, it's that I'm dying." Abridged Frieza

[inkchariot]

A villain so great, they constantly come up with bullshit just to bring him back.

[CornBreadtm]

Freeza is the definition of: "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard."
The worst thing Goku ever did, was motivate Freeza.

[ksquareshow]

Frieza has Lex Luthor business regimen, Darth Vaders cut throat mindset, the Jokers sense of humor, and Thanos’s lust for execution

[conormcginn]

As much as I love fallen heroes and tragic villains, sometimes the best villains are the ones who are just irredeemably and relentlessly evil

[youtubeletmeintoyoutube]

So what I’m getting is that Frieza is based on (1) a Queen “or something” (2) a literal freezer (3) a Japanese real estate speculator. Toriyama truly was a madman.

[SeseOB]

Frieza’s pure evil and memorable moments of his cruelty in the Namek saga was such a sight to behold when I first watched DBZ Kai in my childhood.

His torture of vegeta was so disturbing that I actually felt bad for vegeta, despite his murders of the Namekians earlier in the arc.

[WileeCoyote]

He's the Palpatine of anime. Pure unapologetic gleeful evil.

[julienmciver]

I remember when Goku went super saiyan for the first time, I couldn't believe anything could be so cool. It was probably the most epic thing that I had ever seen in my young life xD

[DukeOfJam]

"Freiza's going to... going... *shudders*"
"No no, dont mind me. Please. Give me some ideas...."

[mechie]

I was born on April 25th, 1988 always had a deep connection with this franchise. It all just hits different now thank you Akira

[imahoare]

The Frieza Arc is a masterpiece and everything comes full circle in the original story.

[Mars.]

Freeza analyzing evil episodes? Are you shitting me son

[glamrockfoxy]

Akira, Miura and Kazuki Takashi (creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!) can now be reunited in heaven. They brought so much influence on manga, shonen and anime genre. May they rest in peace. Thanks for everything and contributing to my childhood and making one of the most iconic series.

[asatowolfe]

Frieza's confident and condescending personality—all while somehow remaining verbally polite towards his opponents (albiet often in a patronizing manner)— instantly made him my favorite villain in all of media. It's such a unique personality for a villain as ruthless and unstoppable as Frieza was.

[GodzillaX]

1:54 his brother Cooler mentions in one of the movies how their parents "spoiled" freeza and implies Freeza was treated like the golden child. The movie isnt canon but still an interesting window into Freezas character.

[justins]

I love the title. Almost every AE title says what media the character is from, but not Frieza. He canonically needs no introduction

[badassbillyb]

"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm usually far more composed. I'm just a little bit ABSOULTLY LIVID"

[TheANDRINGA]

“Are you that friezer guy?”
“Yes I am LORD Frieza.”
“Imma deck you in the snoz.”

[everythingissogreen]

I honestly think the Gynu Force genuinely loved Freeza.