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cell is very very strong at his power and frieza but frieza cant control hes own powe this is the only proof that frieza is weacker and becauseking ki sayd that cell is EVEN stronger than frieza, but frieza in his battle level is stronger couse he can reach up to 350 million wheach makes him stronger than 18 and 17 androids and even a little bit than ssj2 goku, frieza was born this was but if he trained he might be strong as sjj11 goku or 20 if it would exist, frieza made a good fight even if he was hurt very badly but he couldnt take it because he had also stress on hes body if he hadnt heave this problem he will be stonger than even 6 broly,s so frieza might heave a chance of winning but cell is very strong for me is hard to chose you will never know bye.
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Who is stronger frieza in final form or perfect cell?
It is generally accepted that Perfect Cell is stronger than Frieza in his final form. Perfect Cell has the combined strength of multiple fighters, including Frieza, and is able to regenerate and increase his power through absorption. Frieza, while incredibly powerful, is still surpassed by Perfect Cell in terms of raw strength and abilities.
What is frieza and cell fusion?
In Dragon Ball, Frieza and Cell fusion does not occur in the canon storyline. However, in non-canonical fan fiction scenarios, fusion between Frieza and Cell would likely result in an incredibly powerful and ruthless being with a combination of Frieza's cunning and power, along with Cell's regeneration abilities and adaptability.
What planet is frieza from?
Frieza is from the planet called Planet Frieza No. 17.
Did trunks die in the cell saga?
Yes he does because he got killed once Cell used Frieza's cells in him to use Frieza's finishing move on Trunks once he regenerated after killing Goku,Bubbles,George,and King Kai in his explosion.
Which cell has a stronger outer cell covering a plant cell or an animal cell?
The animal cell.
