Frieza's victims in the manga included many powerful fighters. For instance, he eliminated Dende. His actions were driven by his cruel and power-hungry nature.
Frieza killed quite a few characters. Among them were Vegeta's father, King Vegeta. This act added to the enmity between Vegeta and Frieza.
In the manga, Frieza is presented as a tyrant with immense power and a cruel streak. His character development is complex, evolving as the story progresses. His actions often drive the plot and create intense conflicts.
In some storylines, Frieza shows moments of potential redemption, but it's not a straightforward 'becoming good'.
No, Trigger did not create the Kill la Kill manga. The manga was created by someone else.
In the manga, Guts was not the one who ended Griffith's life. The storylines and conflicts are much more complex than that.
Sukuna didn't manage to kill Gojo. The storylines and battles unfolded in a way that Gojo remained alive and intact in the manga.
Yes, she did. Misa's fate in the manga ended with her taking her own life.
Sailor Moon doesn't engage in killing throughout the manga. Her power is used to protect and transform evil, not to cause fatal harm. The focus is on her positive influence and the battles against darkness without resorting to lethal means.
Yes, Naruto did kill a snake at some point in the manga.
Frieza's new manga form is a game-changer. It combines increased power levels with a fresh look. This form has given him a new edge in battles and has fans excited.