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Dragon Ball: Emperor Frieza (Hiatus)

Read the tags. This is an Alternative Universe, so i will change some things as well the timeline will not be exactly as the canon since Toriyama was bad with it. ---- Explore a version of Frieza like never before, a tactical, ruthless genius who fully harnesses his incredible talent without recklessness. This story dives deep into his evolution, revealing a meticulous journey filled with intense battles and cold, calculated decisions. While the beginning sets up the plot, the pacing soon ramps up to moderate, blending strategy with epic fights. ---- Join me on Patreon: SageBlank The more subs, comments, reviews, and stones the story gets, the more chapters I’ll release. Let’s grow this story together! Cover is not mine. The fanfic is original and i only posted it here and Patreon, so if someone else is posting it, please let me know. This frieza is wiser and smarter, he is still evil, but he manipulates the others to think otherwise. You will also see the povs of other characters as everyone will have it's time. Thanks.

Sage_Blank · 漫画同人
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51 Chs

Chapter 2: The Emperor's Rebirth

The cold expanse of space was indifferent to the broken figure floating within it. Frieza's body, once mighty and feared, now lay in ruins, drifting lifelessly through the stars. His mechanical parts sparked faintly, a mockery of the power he once wielded. His mind, however, remained active. Flickers of memory, anger, and newfound knowledge coursed through him, keeping him conscious, barely.

He was waiting. He knew his father would find him.

And soon enough, a blinding beam of light enveloped him, pulling his shattered form into the safety of King Cold's ship. The hum of the ship's engines and the familiar sense of movement jarred Frieza's mind back into focus. His body, broken and useless, was gently lowered into the medical bay. Yet despite his condition, his awareness was intact. Frieza could feel everything, the dull pain, the disjointed energy flowing through his form, and most of all, the anger simmering within him.

Through hazy vision, he caught the imposing figure of his father, King Cold, standing over him. The disappointed sigh that followed was unmistakable.

"Frieza," Cold muttered, his deep voice carrying a mixture of disdain and disappointment. "You've gotten yourself into quite the state, haven't you?"

Frieza's body was too damaged to respond, but his mind burned with fury. He had failed on Namek, failed against Goku, that blasted Super Saiyan. But even now, through the haze of pain, there was something else.

Clarity.

As Frieza's mind spiraled through these chaotic thoughts, King Cold waved to the team of doctors and engineers standing at attention.

"Get him into the regeneration pod immediately. I want every piece of his body restored. Spare no expense."

The medical team wasted no time. Frieza's mangled form was carefully transferred into the massive regeneration pod, a chamber filled with green healing liquid that was used to treat only the most severe cases. Tubes and wires were attached to the remains of his organic tissue, while scanners hovered around his remaining body, analyzing the damage.

A faint hiss echoed through the room as the pod sealed shut. The liquid inside began to fill, immersing Frieza's body in the healing fluid. The machinery whirred to life, and immediately the process of restoring his organic tissue began.

But there was only so much the regeneration pod could do. Frieza's body was far too damaged for natural healing alone. Reconstruction was necessary.

....

Hours passed. The head engineer, a wiry, blue-skinned alien named Dr. Zorack, stood next to the pod, carefully examining the readings on his datapad. King Cold hovered nearby, watching the process with an unreadable expression.

"How bad is it?" King Cold asked, his voice quiet but firm.

Dr. Zorack glanced nervously at his master, wiping his brow before responding. "The damage to his organic tissue is extensive. The pod is doing its work, but much of his body cannot be restored to its natural form. His lower half is almost entirely destroyed, as are both arms. We'll need to replace these parts with cybernetic enhancements."

King Cold grunted, his eyes narrowing as he regarded the broken form of his son. "Make him stronger. Use the best technology we have. I don't care what it takes."

Dr. Zorack nodded quickly. "Of course, my lord. I have already begun designing a series of enhancements that will not only restore his mobility but increase his power output as well. His cybernetic limbs will be capable of handling far more energy than his organic form. In some ways, this might be an... improvement."

Cold's gaze flickered briefly to Zorack before returning to Frieza. "I don't want improvements. I want him to be perfect."

....

The reconstruction process began immediately.

Frieza's body, now immersed in the healing liquid, was systematically rebuilt piece by piece. His organic tissue was slowly restored wherever possible, but his limbs and parts of his torso were beyond recovery. The medical team, under Dr. Zorack's direction, began the painstaking work of attaching cybernetic components to his broken body.

Using highly advanced alien alloys, they constructed new limbs, designed to channel massive amounts of energy. The skeletal structure of his cybernetic arms and legs was reinforced with materials capable of withstanding extreme combat conditions, ensuring that Frieza's new form would be even more durable than before.

As each piece was carefully attached, Frieza's consciousness flickered. His mind drifted in and out of focus, but each time he woke, he could feel the changes happening to him. The cool metal replacing the warmth of flesh. The faint hum of mechanical components where once there was muscle.

....

Days passed. The final stages of the reconstruction were nearing completion. Inside the pod, Frieza's body was now a blend of organic tissue and mechanical perfection. His arms, legs, and parts of his torso gleamed in the green light of the healing liquid.

Dr. Zorack stood beside the pod, his datapad filled with detailed diagrams of Frieza's new enhancements.

"My lord," Zorack addressed King Cold, who had remained nearby throughout the entire process. "The reconstruction is complete. His body is stronger than ever before. His new limbs are capable of channeling energy far beyond his previous limits. He'll be able to sustain higher power levels without the risk of damage."

King Cold stepped forward, his eyes fixed on his son's new form. "Good. He'll need it."

Zorack hesitated, his brow furrowing as he considered his next words. "There's... one thing, my lord. The cybernetic components, while powerful, do introduce certain limitations. His body will be more resilient, but his energy flow will not be as smooth as before. The mechanical parts may create... interference."

Cold's eyes narrowed. "Interference?"

Zorack nodded quickly, trying to explain. "Nothing too severe. It's just that he may feel some loss of flexibility in terms of energy manipulation. He will need to train extensively to overcome this."

Cold grunted. "That's his concern. As long as he's strong enough to reclaim what's his, it doesn't matter."

....

Inside the pod, Frieza's eyes slowly opened.

The liquid that had surrounded him drained away, and with a faint hiss, the pod's door opened. Frieza stepped forward, his movements slow at first, testing the feel of his new body. The gleaming metal of his cybernetic limbs caught the light as he flexed his fingers, feeling the surge of energy course through him.

King Cold stepped forward, a faint smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. "Welcome back, Frieza."

Frieza said nothing at first. His red eyes flicked down to his hands, then to his legs. The power within him felt... different. Stronger, yes, but there was something else. He could sense the limitations, the mechanical coldness that replaced the organic flow of energy he once had.

But none of that mattered. What mattered was that he was alive, and stronger than ever before.

"I trust you'll make good use of your new body," Cold said, his voice smooth and expectant.

Frieza looked up, his eyes gleaming with cold fury. "This body," he said quietly, "will be the death of those who dared to defy me."

Cold nodded approvingly. "Good. Then it's time we begin."

Frieza remained silent, but his thoughts churned. He could already feel the imbalance in his energy. The cybernetics were powerful, yes, but there was a cost. He would need to train. He would need to refine this body, make it his own. And when the time came... even his father would no longer be needed.