Frieza may be Dragon Ball's most iconic recurring villain, but his most recognizable form resulted from a spur-of-the-moment ...

Ryusei Nakao, the voice actor of Frieza from Dragon Ball, has voiced an eccentric character in Gachiakuta, making fans ...

Due to his insane potential and the training he underwent for 10 years, Frieza unlocked his incredible Black Frieza state, ...

Dragon Ball has had several notable villains over the years with Frieza often dominating the conversations, but this villain ...

For Frieza, this comes to fruition in the “Frieza Revived” arc where you control the Dragon Ball villain and must defeat both Goku and Vegeta in this unique Sparking! Zero episode arc.

Frieza has always been an iconic Dragon Ball villain. First introduced in the Frieza Saga, he has stuck around in the series for quite a while and even plays an important role in Super.

Black Frieza rises as Dragon Ball Super's most terrifying threat, surpassing Goku and Vegeta. Discover what this transformation means for the saga.

This continues to rock the Dragon Ball timeline even more as because Beerus recognizes Frieza’s strength, he goes to him to ask him to join the Tournament of Power on Universe 7’s behalf.

Broly and Frieza will show up again in the series, there’s no doubt. But for Dragon Ball fans, the difference between their endings is probably the most exciting aspect of the film.

In Dragon Ball Super, we have already seen Frieza come back into the mix and unveil a new transformation, Golden Frieza. But in the latest Dragon Ball Super manga chapter, chapter 87, Frieza ...

And Frieza vs. Goku I is perhaps the best example of the Dragon Ball Z setup that we would see again in the sagas ahead. Gohan vs. Cell and Everyone vs. Majin Buu might’ve lasted even longer ...