Dragon Ball: The Saiyan Who Served Frieza
He woke up inside the body of a low-class Saiyan warrior drifting through deep space — and the first thing he did was check the power scouter.
30,000. Not bad. Not good enough.
Dalles is a transmigrator. Back on Earth, he was just another person who knew the Dragon Ball story inside and out. Now he is the story — strapped to a crumbling pirate ship called the Destroyer Legion, commanding a ragtag crew of space brigands, and hurtling straight toward Frieza's empire with a single goal: survive what's coming.
He knows the future. He knows Frieza will be defeated. He knows Namek will be destroyed, that the Androids will arrive, that Majin Buu will one day crack the universe open. Knowledge is power — but only if he's alive to use it.
So Dalles makes the one move no Saiyan in history has ever willingly made: he pledges loyalty to Frieza.
What follows is a razor-edged game of loyalty and ambition. Dalles rises through Frieza's ranks not by raw strength alone, but through strategy, careful alliances, and a knack for identifying talent that baffles even the Emperor himself. He earns a command. He earns trust. He earns enemies — Lord Slug, the Heeter Family's mercenary Gas, Cooler and his silver planet of endless metal soldiers.
Along the way, he visits Namek and stands before the Grand Elder. He befriends Tights Brief, an Earth novelist who has no idea how deep the rabbit hole goes. He watches Piccolo grow from a fledgling fighter into something extraordinary. And all the while, he trains — pushing his Saiyan blood to its limits, chasing a power that the scouter simply cannot measure.
The clock is ticking. Babidi is moving. The Supreme Kai is watching. And somewhere in the vast reaches of space, a pink, round catastrophe is sleeping.
Dalles doesn't just want to survive the Dragon Ball timeline. He wants to change it.