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My headcanon version of Vegeta's mother

My headcanon version of Vegeta's mother: Menta (name derived from the Greek word for "mint")—before meeting King Vegeta, she was an icy, emotionless war machine. Later, after she and King Vegeta redeemed each other, she developed a more human-like personality.

She was the strongest general under King Vegeta, with combat prowess rivaling his own. A strategic genius, highly intelligent, she served not only as a general but also as a tactician, even excelling in politics (far surpassing King Vegeta in this regard). Originally destined to live her life as the strongest yet numb soldier, her encounter with King Vegeta—initially just a challenge for stimulation and an attempt to climb the ranks—changed her fate forever.

She was not just King Vegeta’s general but also, in a sense, his chancellor. Granted the privilege to criticize anyone, she most often directed her sharp words at King Vegeta himself and his political opponents. Her political methods were ruthlessly efficient (a remnant of her weaponized past), specializing in open schemes, leveraging forces against each other, and striking precisely at weaknesses. She despised factionalism and unnecessary formalities. What she disliked was not power itself but the hypocrisy, inefficiency, and pointless sacrifices of politics. Her skill came from her ability to see through the essence of human nature and chains of interest (like analyzing a battlefield), using the most efficient (and often most direct) means to achieve her goals (supporting the king’s ideals).

Personality:

Early Period (Before Meeting King Vegeta):

The coldest and most emotionless warrior, with a sharp, icy demeanor. Vegeta’s initial lack of humanity was inherited from her.

So rational she seemed almost robotic—more like a weapon than a person.

Extremely confident but not arrogant, with an unnervingly steady lack of emotion.

Beneath it all, she harbored a deep sense of boredom, finding nothing meaningful except battle. She even wished for death in combat.

Blindly obeyed orders because she didn’t care as long as she could fight.

Taciturn, clear-thinking, and decisive—but uninterested in anything beyond combat.

Keenly perceptive but indifferent to her surroundings, coming off as dull (though she secretly amused herself with dark humor).

Suppressed all aggression, unleashing it only in battle.

Later (After Meeting and Redeeming Each Other with King Vegeta):

Still sharp and cold at first glance, with a distant, cutting demeanor.

Once close, she shows fierce loyalty and protectiveness toward loved ones.

Criticizes often, but always offers solutions—acts as a voice of reason to prevent ideological stagnation.

Frequently challenges King Vegeta’s decisions to push him to grow, and he allows (even encourages) it. She remains his "political opponent."

Highly skilled in criticism, brutally honest, and surprisingly talkative.

Still logical and decisive but now with more hobbies (though battle remains her favorite).

Emotionally stable but more lively and human—the calmer, steadier half of the couple.

Surprisingly good at soothing others’ emotions.

While adept at political maneuvering, she remains direct and dislikes unnecessary complications.

Has a dry, understated sense of humor (enjoys sarcastic one-liners).

After warming up to someone, shows subtle, quiet warmth—but retains healthy aggression.

Occasionally too harsh with words, regretting it afterward (though her ability to comfort helps smooth things over).

Not a conventionally likable personality, with no interest in pleasing others.

As chancellor, she still acts with political consideration, though she dislikes politics.

Still loves battle the most—sometimes losing herself in the heat of combat. The only other thing that breaks her rationality is harm coming to loved ones.

Surprisingly talkative, even nagging at times.

Actively seeks stimulation (training, research, picking fights via criticism) to avoid slipping back into emptiness.

The only enjoyment she finds in politics is the chance to openly criticize stupidity, corruption, and anything hindering progress.

Appearance:

Sharp, cold features.

Right eye blinded (white) + explosion scars on the right side of her face (from taking a fatal blow meant for King Vegeta).

Pale skin, thin lips.

Pure black eyes (no highlights).

Short but muscular.

Short hair with wide, leaf-like strands.

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My headcannon of Vegeta the first

Saiyan Royal Court Prophet (Vegeta I): In truth, he has no prophetic ability at all—he relies entirely on lies and manipulation, playing all the ministers in the palm of his hand. Both a pampered favorite and a treacherous minister, he was born the illegitimate son of a noble and a commoner (a fact he kept hidden). A master liar, a consummate manipulator, a strategist in power and politics—a great villain who has never once regretted his actions. He is utterly ruthless, hiding ambition and calculation behind the facade of a chaotic joker. Ancestor of the Vegeta royal line, he was the initiator of the Raízloto genetic experiment and the architect of the mass-brainwashing program for the commoners.

In reality, his combat power is only slightly lower than Artichoke’s, but he conceals his strength. It was he who manipulated the commoners into killing Yamoshi. When Raízloto transformed into the “Legendary Super Saiyan” and slaughtered most of the Saiyan population, destroying their original homeworld, Planet Sadala, it was Vegeta I who led the surviving Saiyans in their escape. He would go on to establish the Vegeta Royal Dynasty.

Backstory

The illegitimate child of a noble and a commoner, he was forced to live in the shadows because of his status. He always sought to climb higher, and after seizing incriminating evidence against certain nobles, he leveraged it to become the Saiyan Royal Court Prophet.

Personality

Early period: Outwardly, a chaotic, fun-loving trickster, but in truth an ambitious schemer. Still somewhat impatient at times, his humble demeanor hides a faint arrogance. He was always waiting for Artichoke’s death, viewing anyone in his way as mere obstacles to be removed. His lust for power is intense and never satisfied. Extreme, ruthless, and steeped in a damp, shadowy malice. Paranoid and greedy.

Later period (after escaping Planet Sadala): Once in power, his desires sated, he became more relaxed, his personality and emotions more stable, but also harder to read. He grew less extreme, especially after taking a wife—becoming more patient and discarding his earlier chaotic trickster facade. Over time, he grew more like sunlight, even showing a degree of paternal kindness as age and fatherhood softened him.

After Artichoke’s death, he began to reminisce about him, realizing that Artichoke had always known what he was doing but tolerated it, and had actually treated him quite well. Even so, he does not regret his actions—he would make the same choices again. His concern for the people grew; he came to see them as his responsibility and would fulfill his duties as a king to protect them.

In short, once he became king, he was actually a capable ruler—one could even call him a wise king. But this never changed the fact that he was not a good person. He still concealed history, altered it, and rewrote it to favor himself. He was never a saint, but he took his responsibilities as king, husband, and father very seriously, and he excelled in those roles. He was a good father and husband, and cared deeply for his wife and children.

Appearance

Early period: His hairstyle is similar to Vegeta’s, but years of wearing a black-and-purple prophet’s cloak kept his hair pressed down. His eyes are pure black with no highlights. Because he constantly wore long sleeves and a mask, his skin remained pale. His facial structure is similar to Vegeta’s. He rarely fought and did not eat much, so he was on the lean side.

Later period (after escaping Planet Sadala): His face became softer with some wrinkles. He no longer wore the cloak, and his skin now bore scars from traveling and fighting to find food for his people. His muscles became more developed, though due to limited food, he stayed lean and wiry.

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my Saiyan OCs’ body type

Bracken: Her build is similar to Gine’s, but even more malnourished. She has extremely long fingers with clearly defined joints—hands made for playing instruments and writing. She often has a slight hunch from carrying heavy instruments or scrolls on her back. Due to long-term malnutrition, her muscle definition is thin and her body lacks any real sense of strength; her arms and calves appear long and slender, almost fragile.

Raízloto: He has a body type similar to Broly’s but slimmer, due to food shortages and overwork. His limbs are long, with the muscles in his calves and forearms showing firm, lean lines without any excess fat. His subcutaneous fat is thin, with visible vascular definition. Years of hard labor have given him thick calluses on his palms and the soles of his feet. He walks with his center of gravity set low, his steps steady yet quiet. Because he has spent so long carrying heavy loads, his back muscles are exceptionally well-developed. At times, he instinctively tries to make himself seem smaller, which gives him a slight hunch.

Artichoke: He has the most solid build of the three, thanks to having the most abundant nutrition. In fact, he even has a bit of “fat-wrapped muscle” due to going a long time without fighting. With long-term plentiful nutrition and a lack of high-intensity combat, his muscles are covered by a healthy layer of fat, giving him a thick, heavy appearance and a firm, substantial feel. He is also the tallest of the three, again thanks to having the best nutrition.

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Ancient Saiyan OC (which same time wit Yamoshi)

My Saiyan OC: Bracken

Bracken is a poet and singer who conveys the voice of the people and records true history through poetry and song. She is a female commoner who taught herself how to read, write, and compose music. A genius in both music and poetry, she was once prophesied by the royal court to be a “hero of destiny.” The Saiyan king at the time invited her to the palace, but she declined all wealth and honors in order to continue singing. She is the ancestor of Gine and the only member of the resistance who survived until the end.

Personality:

Bracken is indifferent to fame, wealth, and power. Her disposition is sunny and cheerful, yet she has little desire or ambition, which gives her an air of emotional detachment. Initially, she had no intention of joining the resistance—until she witnessed war and death firsthand, with the people falling in droves before her eyes. Realizing their suffering had reached a level she could no longer ignore, she chose to join the resistance, even though she had no talent for combat. She vowed to fight alongside Yamoshi until the end.

She will never stop singing. Even though her songs hold no magical powers, her words—sharp and poetic—carry powerful emotional resonance. As a poet, she has great persuasive strength, though she cannot fully compete with the long-term brainwashing inflicted on the commoners by the nobility.

She was born with an extremely strong sense of empathy, allowing her to fully feel others’ emotions as if they were her own. This ability is nearly equivalent to mind-reading—though she cannot read thoughts, she can sense feelings. It took her until adolescence to learn how to control this power. Because of this, she became deeply familiar with the darkness of human nature from a young age.

Although she is cheerful, there is a cold and slippery edge to her personality—just like the bracken fern she’s named after. She is outwardly soft, inwardly unyielding. Her will to live is strong, and that’s why she survived to the end. She is sensitive and meticulous, with deep insight into the human heart.

Appearance:

Her hair resembles bracken ferns—individual strands thick at the root, with curled ends.

The structure is similar to Raditz’s hairstyle, but with the pattern and texture of fern fronds.

Her eye color is a rare, pure black, remaining pitch black even under direct sunlight.

(Name inspired by the English word “Bracken,” and the character concept by the song “The Prophesied Hero” by 灵风.)

My Saiyan OC: Raízloto

Raízloto is the so-called "Legendary Super Saiyan", a genetically mutated being similar to Broly. He was abandoned at birth, and picked up by Yamoshi’s parents, making him Yamoshi’s adopted younger brother.

Personality:

He is a “wise fool”—appearing goofy and airheaded on the surface, but actually possessing strange insights and strategic thinking. He is exceptionally sensitive and intuitive. Since childhood, he felt like a misfit, and only his adoptive family truly accepted and loved him. Because of this, he yearns for recognition, to be understood and accepted by others. But as an overwhelmingly powerful mutant, he is doomed to be feared.

His heart is pure, with a dangerously innocent kindness. Raised by his foster parents, he was taught a strong moral code. Like Yamoshi, he longs for freedom and equality, even if he doesn’t truly understand what “freedom” means. He is extremely straightforward—so blunt that it often unintentionally hurts people, and Yamoshi frequently has to smooth things over for him.

Raízloto has self-destructive tendencies and doesn’t care much about his own life—or most other lives—except for his family and friends. He can see through others’ true natures, but his desire for connection often prevents him from facing reality. He is deeply loyal and idealistic, with a rigid sense of principle from his upbringing.

He has a touch of moral purism and detests hypocrisy. He does things directly, without political cunning. There is a youthful clarity in his behavior, but because of his lack of social finesse, he often meets resistance.

Usually he suppresses his emotions and rarely gets angry, but when he does, it’s terrifying.

Backstory:

Raízloto and Artichoke share similar facial features—Artichoke’s are more regal and mature, while Raízloto’s are more youthful and delicate. This is because Raízloto was actually genetically engineered using Artichoke’s royal DNA, combined with a mutation and the genes of Raízloto’s biological parents (a noble couple who wanted an heir). The scientists lied to the couple, claiming the child would be theirs, when in reality Raízloto was implanted into the mother’s womb as an experiment.

When his biological parents discovered the truth, they abandoned him.

Raízloto was later picked up and raised by Yamoshi’s parents.

Appearance:

Hair is shaped like a lotus flower—soft, layered, with a blooming silhouette.

Eyes are pink-gold, a clear sign of genetic mutation; they are large, droopy, and full of canine-like innocence (very much a dog-like personality).

Skin is pale and smooth. His face is soft and youthful, with little bone definition.

His gentle eyes and childlike face contrast starkly with his immense physical power.

Hair color is pure black, with a slightly fluffy, wavy texture.

Special Ability:

As a genetic mutant, he possesses the ability “Broken Yet Intact”—his limbs, even if severed, do not completely detach and can regenerate.

(Name comes from the Spanish words “Raíz” (root) and “loto” (lotus root).)

My Saiyan OC: Artichoke

Artichoke was the King of the Saiyans at the time, and had unmatched battle power. Even Raízloto, before transforming into the Legendary Super Saiyan, couldn’t defeat him.

He had no talent for politics or governance and relied solely on his combat prowess and military strength to gain the throne. At first, he genuinely tried to be a good king—but later realized that his efforts only backfired and exhausted him. He eventually gave up, becoming a puppet ruler, an inept tyrant who found it easier to play dumb. Ironically, some of his “evil” actions turned out beneficial purely by accident.

Though he accomplished nothing of note during his reign, he redeemed himself at the end by fighting the rampaging Raízloto with his life, giving others a chance to escape the planet. He died at Raízloto’s hands—his final act, at last, a meaningful one.

He was never truly stupid or useless. He was simply ill-suited to politics and better fit to be a general. In fact, he never wanted the throne to begin with, but his overwhelming strength made him a target of jealousy from his royal siblings. Eventually, he gave up caring.

Personality:

A battle maniac, addicted to combat. He had no political aptitude and only rose to power due to his strength. Originally idealistic, he became disillusioned after repeated failures and fell into apathy.

He’s suspicious and paranoid, a classic trait of kings. In the past, he was too blunt and got betrayed—so now he layers himself in emotional armor. His cruelty and soft spot for those close to him aren’t contradictory. He values life and fights fiercely when his people face extinction.

There's a strange, untouched innocence about him that makes him seem even more inhuman. He’s low-key and pragmatic, bad at self-promotion, and uninterested in the luxuries nobles enjoy. Outside of battle, he has obscure hobbies.

Now, he has been reduced to a mere symbol of power—just as he himself dehumanizes others. He knows the court’s prophets are manipulating him, but no longer cares.

Only battle and his hobbies can awaken the dying embers of his soul. His mind is both sharp and numb, strong outside, hollow inside. As a child, his sensitivity was seen as weakness, and he learned to numb it through war. He may seem hard to approach, but ironically, he’s the easiest to get along with in court.

Appearance:

Hair shaped like an artichoke, layers of sleek, dark petals fanning outward.

Hair color is pure black, in stark contrast with his extremely pale, cold-toned skin and very light beige-brown eyes.

Eye shape is droopy (giving a sleepy or sad dog look), combined with thin, low-set eyebrows and a faintly innocent expression—though he is anything but innocent.

No scars—his body is flawless due to his sheer strength.

When he smiles, it’s unexpectedly beautiful. His droopy eyes make him look harmless and pure, sometimes even falsely innocent, especially when he's amused or playing dumb.

(Name inspired by the English word “Artichoke.”)

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My Saiyan Race Headcanon: The Story of the First Super Saiyan (Specifically, the First Historically Recorded Super Saiyan)

My Saiyan Race Headcanon: The Story of the First Super Saiyan (Specifically, the First Historically Recorded Super Saiyan)

At the time, the Saiyan race was at the peak of its power. All rival species in Planet Sadala had already been wiped out. However, the Saiyan royal family and nobles gradually fell into corruption and decay. They began to toy with the lives of the commoners, taking pleasure in their suffering. The commoners, brainwashed and manipulated, were unable to see that their true enemies were the royal family and nobles—instead, they turned on each other in a frenzy of internal conflict.

Amidst this chaos, a common Saiyan named Yamoshi rose up. He united a group composed of a few fellow commoners and some nobles who had not yet succumbed to corruption. Together, they formed a resistance/revolutionary army. Among them was the future "Legendary Super Saiyan" and the ancestor of Gine (Goku’s mother)—a female commoner poet who used her songs and poetry to convey the voice of the people and to record the true history.

Although the rebellion had just begun to take form, their plans were soon discovered. The nobles retaliated by slaughtering the commoners within the resistance. This enraged Yamoshi, and in his fury, he transformed into the first Super Saiyan.

However, the cunning nobles and royals, unwilling to confront Yamoshi directly, manipulated the commoners to attack him en masse. Yamoshi, who refused to harm innocent commoners, was ultimately beaten to death by those very people he sought to protect.

Witnessing Yamoshi's death, the one who would become the "Legendary Super Saiyan" lost all control and fully awakened. He annihilated most of the Saiyan population and destroyed the original Saiyan homeworld—Planet Sadala. The Saiyan race was forced to flee.

Only one survivor remained from the original resistance: the ancestor of Gine—a poet who preserved the truth through her verses. She escaped aboard a spaceship and, before her death, told her descendants to carry on her mission—to spread the voice of the people and record the real history.

The surviving Saiyans eventually arrived on Planet Plant.

As for the Legendary Super Saiyan, he wandered the galaxy aimlessly, destroying everything in a mindless fury until he eventually starved to death.

The poet ancestor of Gine was a female commoner who taught herself how to read, write, and understand music theory.

The Legendary Super Saiyan was a genetic anomaly similar to Broly, and because of this, he was abandoned at birth. He was found and adopted by Yamoshi’s parents, making him and Yamoshi adoptive brothers.

Had Yamoshi been killed by nobles or royals alone, the Legendary Super Saiyan might not have lost control. What truly enraged him was the fact that the people they had fought to protect—the commoners—had become Yamoshi’s executioners. Still, because of his strong convictions, he wouldn't have lost control over that alone. What ultimately drove him into madness was that the nobles and royals manipulated the commoners into eating Yamoshi alive.

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more headcannon about Frieza (12)

Frieza has a very peculiar sense of humor, leaning heavily toward dark humor—especially when he's making them about himself. His childishness shows in his oddly pure and naive outlook on certain matters, as well as in his bluntness and directness. For example, he might repeatedly ask overly straightforward, single-track logical questions about a topic. Once he believes in a principle, he tends to believe in it completely and without question. He has difficulty grasping complex interpersonal dynamics, and his way of speaking is extremely honest—sometimes excessively so. While his emotional expressions are actually very straightforward, the way he articulates them often leads to misunderstandings, because he isn’t good at communicating how he really feels.

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more headcannon about Frieza (11)

Out of fear of accidentally hurting others, Frieza almost never initiates physical contact—even something as simple as a handshake makes him hesitate. If someone suddenly approaches him, he instinctively takes half a step back. Due to chronic sleep deprivation, Frieza occasionally experiences hallucinations, such as glimpses of Cooler’s angry face. However, he always pretends not to see them. The base of Frieza’s tail is extremely sensitive—if touched, it causes his scales to bristle involuntarily. Frieza actually dislikes fighting in person. He fears accidentally destroying a planet, grumbling, "Then I’ll have to recalculate taxes and population statistics again—how bothersome." He much prefers resolving conflicts through negotiation or threats. When forced to sleep, Frieza usually lies like a corpse: hands folded neatly over his chest, tail coiled tightly around him. It’s a hyper-vigilant yet deliberately still defensive posture. However, during nightmares, his body may lash out on its own—so when he wakes up, he’s no longer in that position. Frieza’s brain is slightly sensitive to intense light and chaotic noise, making him prone to mild sensory overload. His private chambers are always kept soundproofed, dimly lit, and cold. He can read over 90 languages and secretly enjoys translating ancient poems from long-lost civilizations. Frieza likes collecting interesting stones, oddly shaped planetary seeds, and miniature toy models. He claims it’s for “imperial sample collection,” but in truth, he just likes them. Frieza is actually a bit messy. As long as it doesn’t interfere with his work, he’s indifferent to everything else. He leaves wine bottles and glasses scattered across the floor and desk. His documents and books are organized with near-perfection—even down to the exact alignment of page corners—for efficient reference and system analysis. But at the edge of the desk, there may be a half-drunk wine glass or spilled liquor. On the floor, there might be shards of glass, crushed empty bottles, or old galactic newspapers. As long as it doesn’t trip him, he won’t bother cleaning it. He only directs his energy and cleanliness toward things he deems “valuable”—such as power, order, knowledge management, and strategic systems. Frieza adores sweetness. When drinking tea, he adds an absurd amount of sugar—turning strong black tea into something syrupy. Most others would wince at just one sip. He feels no shame about it and will calmly explain: “Sugar supports cerebral stability, emotional regulation, and strategic clarity.” although he enjoys original flavors too, the sweeter, the better. Due to his race, Frieza doesn’t actually need to eat, so he rarely eats unless he really wants to. When he does, he only eats things he enjoys. He can’t handle spicy food, has a very strong preference for sweet flavors, but does okay with salty dishes.

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more headcanon about King Cold（2）

King Cold’s personality and psychological state are largely the result of his physiological traits—he has a higher tolerance for stress and a lower emotional fluctuation threshold. What appears to be his "humanity" is actually just a biological simulation of it. He resembles a human in behavior, but in terms of consciousness and internal structure, he is fundamentally inhuman.

His value system is deeply distorted. Aside from those he personally knows or considers family, he doesn’t truly regard others as real living beings or sentient life forms. His attitude is more akin to how humans view animals.

To him, outsiders are divided into two categories:

Recognized individuals (those he’s interacted with—he acknowledges them as “people”)

Unrecognized individuals (those he’s never spoken to—he doesn’t perceive them as “people” at all)

For the former, he treats them as humans; if he ever has to kill them, he does so with greater reluctance and some negative emotional response. For the latter, it doesn’t matter—there’s no emotional weight to it at all.

His ability to empathize is incredibly strong—unnaturally strong, in fact. But it is also completely controllable, like a switch. He can turn it on and off at will, choosing exactly whom he wants to empathize with—and whom he doesn’t.

（translate by chat gpt from chinese to English might not be accurate)

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more headcanon about King Cold

King Cold’s emotional stability stems from the fact that, aside from his special feelings toward his family, he treats everything else with friendliness but detachment. It’s very difficult for him to truly fall in love or form genuine emotional bonds with others. Outside of his family, he simply doesn't care—and because he doesn’t care, he has no strong emotions: no love, no hatred, no resentment, no sorrow, no joy.

He maintains a mild, gentle friendliness toward everything. He would never actively seek to do harm , but if he had to, he wouldn’t particularly mind either. That said, if he can avoid it, he would prefer not to do so.

He doesn’t care about life or death outside of his family. However, unless absolutely necessary, he rarely resorts to violence and generally avoids killing. His moral standards are very different from those of ordinary people—essentially, he has almost none. He doesn’t see his actions as “wrong,” though he definitely does not enjoy doing unpleasant things. Still, if it must be done, it doesn’t trouble him.

King Cold’s inhuman aura comes from his extreme stability, health, and gentleness—he is too normal. His demeanor resembles that of someone who grew up in a happy, healthy family, even though his actual experiences were anything but. It’s precisely this overwhelming normalcy, despite everything he has been through, that makes him feel so eerily inhuman.

(Chinese translate to English by Chat gpt might not be accurate)

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more headcanon about Frieza(10)

Frieza has both a naturally airheaded side and a naturally dark side. He’s actually quite gentle—it’s just that he sometimes struggles to control his immense power. He doesn’t have a good sense of the gap between his own strength and that of others, often assuming that even if they are weaker, they couldn’t possibly be that weak.

Because of this, Frieza developed a psychological shadow regarding interacting with others. He sometimes fears accidentally killing someone again—more out of a sense of not wanting to waste valuable resources than anything else.

Later on, once Frieza learned to better control his strength, these incidents became rare, only happening if he lost emotional control. However, even then, he remains extremely hesitant to touch others physically.

Frieza is the type who doesn’t anger easily. As long as you are weak enough, he simply doesn’t care—he would never bother getting angry at something he considers an ant. Except for Saiyans—Saiyans can easily let him angry.

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the headcannon about Frieza family-How Frieza’s ancestors chose their successors

How Frieza’s ancestors chose their successors: The successor had to kill their entire family, sparing only themselves. However, their genes were deeply imprinted with the instinctive love for family—it was literally written into their genetic code. Therefore, only the strongest, most ruthless individual who could overcome their own genetic instincts could become the next ruler. Even if the successor was unwilling, their father would force them to carry out the killings, including killing the father himself.

However, King Cold put an end to this brutal tradition.

To safeguard the empire's future, the creator of this tradition also embedded a countermeasure into their bloodline: a genetic rule that prohibited parents from killing their own children. This was designed to prevent any ruler from destroying their offspring out of fear of being overthrown, ensuring that power struggles wouldn’t stifle the empire’s development and innovation.

There are no side branches or distant relatives in the Frieza family—because the founder of that tradition wiped them all out. (This cruel system wasn’t created by the very first emperor, but was established many generations after the original founder.)

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my Headcannon of Universe 7 North Galaxy

The Galactic Patrol’s Galactic Empire was actually in a cooperative relationship with Frieza’s empire (though it wasn’t called the Frieza Empire back then, as Frieza had not yet been born—it was during the era of his ancient ancestors). Together, they founded the Northern Galaxy Civilization Alliance. In this alliance, if any country that had joined was attacked, it would be considered an act of war against the entire alliance.

The only requirement for joining the Northern Galaxy Civilization Alliance was having the ability for interstellar travel. Upon joining, the nation was required to have its entire population learn the Northern Galaxy Standard Language. This was designed to unite different cultures and species. Races that could not communicate through the standard language or lacked interstellar movement capability were generally not considered equals by the majority of the galactic civilizations.

Among the lower classes of the Northern Galaxy, the bottom-tier citizens within Frieza’s empire actually lived the best lives. There was zero hunger within the empire. Citizens had access to free education, at least up to university level, along with numerous other social benefits. Anyone willing to work hard was guaranteed a chance to rise, although talent still mattered. Overall, it was a system of positive competition.

The empire’s excellent welfare system is one of the reasons why, even though the casualty rate in Frieza’s army was relatively high—and soldiers could be sacrificed as cannon fodder or accidentally killed by Frieza himself—so many still eagerly joined. Because, at the very least, they lived happily until the moment they died.

As for why the Saiyans lived such miserable lives, it was because they frequently defaulted on debts, betrayed their contracts, caused trouble, and proved impossible to domesticate. Most importantly, the Saiyans were, in essence, collateral pledged by their royal family—they were never truly considered Frieza’s subordinates.

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I know you probably see a lot online, but if you could take just a moment… I’d be so grateful.

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@sajagz, thank you for listening.

Even gentle support creates strength.

From one heart to another — thank you 🤍

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more headcanon about Frieza(9)

Frieza, in essence, does have a better temper than Cooler, and compared to Cooler, his personality is indeed softer. In this regard, Frieza most closely takes after King Cold.

Frieza despises gods; he sees them as irresponsible, lazy, and useless. He especially hates Beerus, though he still has to obey him—partly because he can’t defeat him, and partly because he acts as Beerus’s proxy (the scapegoat for destruction).

Before Beerus ordered him to wipe out the Saiyans, Frieza actually had no intention of destroying them. After all, they still had plenty of value left to extract. Frieza had even invested a lot of money into them, building schools and hospitals. The Saiyans hadn’t even finished paying back the debts they owed him.

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my headcanon version of Frost's family(my universe six oc)

King Ace(Frost father , correspond King Cold):melancholy, traumatic and pessimistic guy. easily frightened, mentally unstable. Living with regret and guilt. He believed that it was his incompetence and ignorance that killed his small brother. Still an artistic, gentle person inside.Have trust issue because of his father lies, He just want a happy family. He love his sons but he don't know how to fix their relationship. He is broken. For some reason he look like King Cold's brother Ace, a King Cold brother that only bigger than King Cold for a bit. Is stronger than his both son because he will train for Venting out emotions.

King Ace actually has an unconscious preference for Frost, because he looks a lot like his younger brother, and Frost's superficial personality is also similar - gentle, but Frost's personality is also superficial.

he is Unconscious cruelty, bloodlust and violence, Easily frightened. But other than that, he can kill like it's nothing.

King Ace's apperance :He is taller than King Cold, with the same color scheme as Frost but with a more purple tone, purple-red eyes (no highlights), his face and body are based on Cooler's but he have horn like King Cold(his horn is longer and shaper), and he always looks sad.

Glacere (Cooler’s counterpart in Universe 6):

Before losing his ability to fight: A bright and cheerful big brother—overflowing with positive energy. He was naive, impulsive, extroverted, and a bit silly, but always sincere. He truly loved his younger brother, Frost, with all his heart.

He is full of passion, impulsive, and pure-hearted. His innocence is so extreme that others sometimes see him as a bit foolish—but his combat instincts are incredibly sharp, making him a true powerhouse.

After losing his ability to fight: He became a bitter shut-in—dark, withdrawn, insecure, and consumed by self-loathing. His mindset shifted toward believing deeply that he’s a “worthless failure.” He developed intense hatred toward Frost.

Now he lives in long-term seclusion, refusing to leave his home or even accept combat-related treatment. His mental health fluctuates drastically, with periods of self-harming urges. The instinctive love he once had for Frost still lingers somewhere deep inside, which makes his hatred even more intense.

He is extremely emotionally dark and closed-off, living in a long-term state of depression.

Glacere‘s apperance: almost the same look like Cooler but with the same color scheme as Frost but with a more purple tone, purple-red eyes (no highlights), hunched back let him look shorter than Cooler,his body is more soft and slim than Cooler Because he hasn't fought for a long time. Thin limbs and narrow shoulders，Subtle purple-blue eye sockets and slight dark circles under the eyes indicate long-term insomnia and emotional depression。

Glacere’s back is marked by large scars and stitched seams. His limbs are weak, and there are visible stitch lines across the backs of his hands and legs. A rough, prominent seam runs down his spine—from the nape of his neck to his lower back—like a crude attempt to stitch together a piece of torn fabric. The backs of his hands and legs are crisscrossed with suture marks, and faint bluish connection lines can be seen on every finger and around each knee joint.

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my headcanon Frieza and Frost relationship(Part 2)

Frieza's view of Frost: Cautious, disgusted. He is particularly repulsed by the fact that Frost targeted his own brother—Glacere (Cooler's counterpart in Universe 6, OC)—and completely ruined his life purely to preserve his own image and under the guise of “doing it for his good.” Frieza also finds Frost’s lack of self-respect and willingness to sell himself revolting. And yet, he can’t help but feel a sense of sympathy and pity for him.

Frost's view of Frieza: Amusing. He sees Frieza as a fascinating little experiment—or even a toy. However, deep down, there’s resentment and a refusal to accept being fooled by Frieza. Frost deliberately tries to disgust him, just to get under his skin.