Frieza Force Resurrection

Lore & Background

After being killed by Future Trunks, Frieza ended up in Earth's Hell, where he spent the next fourteen years being tortured by the playful antics of an overly saccharine cadre of angels and fairies while reliving the memories of his defeats at the hands of Goku and Trunks. He was resurrected by Sorbet, who saw Frieza's return as essential to restore the Frieza Force to its former glory, and his right hand, Tagoma. The two brought Frieza's diced Mecha Frieza form to their ship, where they used their advanced medical technology to restore him to his full organic form.

After learning that Goku defeated Majin Buu and fought Beerus to a stalemate—both being the two figures his father warned him never to cross—Frieza decided to undergo four months of intensive training. This led to him achieving a new form, which he dubs "Golden Frieza," before setting off for Earth with his army. The Z Fighters held back Tagoma and Frieza's minions long enough for Goku and Vegeta to return from their training session on Beerus's planet.

Frieza executed his defeated army for their incompetence just as Goku, Vegeta, Beerus, and Whis arrived. Goku revealed his new Super Saiyan Blue form, although Frieza overpowered him, yet he lacked the stamina for a prolonged fight in his powered state. He then had Sorbet shoot Goku, forcing Vegeta to take up his place. Vegeta nearly killed Frieza, who instead caused his death by...

Reader's Guide

Following his catastrophic defeat on Earth, the tyrant did not remain in the afterlife for long. The remnants of the Frieza Force gathered Earth's Dragon Balls to resurrect him, and after four months of training he returned to Earth seeking revenge on Goku. During this time, Frieza underwent intense training to unlock a new transformation known as Golden Frieza. His loyal subordinates, particularly Sorbet and Tagoma, assisted in gathering resources and rebuilding his military might across the stars. This resurrection set the stage for future conflicts in the Tournament of Power. It demonstrated that even death could not stop the Emperor's ambition.