Frieza gay

Marco Polo wrote:http://i.imgur.com/Q4mT52V.jpg

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It's pretty obvious when Toriyama makes a stereotypically gay ethics. Freeza isn't an example of this.

Pretty sure that last guy isn't by Toriyama, he's a GT character. ((Edit for the two below: Ah, I see, I call to mind they reused him in GT, he worked for trunks Since he's a one-shot character I'd expect toriyama to exaggerate as a thematic shortcut, his more main characters tend to be more rounded though))

And Blue has the occasional reference that he might be gay but his sexuality isn't smashed over your tackle for every scene he's in, instead treating him with the dignity of being an actual character, you realize, who does stuff other than 'sit around being gay'.

Toriyama doesn't make much of characters sexuality because it simply isn't relevant 99% of the moment. Anime kinda played up general blue's homosexuality, I think manga had it down to enjoy 1 or 2 hints max. Either way, I'm getting off topic since the question wasn't 'are frieza and his men gay', it's about their traits/design. (eg. visuals, mannerisms, and any actual references to sexuality, which there are none)

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I’m sitting outside at an Italian restaurant with two friends. The sun is setting and we’ve just been to an exhibition at the National Gallery. It brings together a series of Titian paintings on Greek myth, and Ovid’s Metamorphoses, as a way of exploring mythology, transformation – which is so rife in the former – and the primal themes that offer the exhibition its title. The paintings, normally scattered over Europe in alternative collections, are reunited in the National Gallery and, together, have a certain, totemic kind of power that comes from seeing the right objects all in one place at the right time. We’re talking about weird childhood crushes; actors, cartoon characters, that sort of thing.

I build a point of prefacing what I’m about to utter with the sentence I wasn’t attracted to them, because I wasn’t and I’m not. But the first pretend figure I believe of when it comes to the idea of formative crushes and fascinations is Frieza, the planet-destroying Emperor of the Universe from the 1990’s animated series Dragon Ball Z. It wasn’t attraction but a certain kind of fascination, of not knowing what was going on with this character, but wanting to attempt an

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Why isn't there a female option for the Frieza Clan?

I know there are no female members in the DBZ anime or manga, except for creature mention in a free line of dialogue in both the Manga and Anime by Frieza during the Frieza Saga. Where
Frieza states to Goku "your the first person aside from my parants I've have to dust off after".

Bit of a stretch I know but the female Majins where also a game created race option for Dragon Ball Heroes thanks to Miss Buu, hell even the book that caused Majin Buu to design Miss Buu in Dragon Ball Online is in the Majin opening in Xenoverse 2 (Bob & Margret).

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Dragon Ball's Terrible LGBT Representation - and Why It Needs to Be Fixed

Dragon Ballis one of the biggest and most celebrated anime and manga franchises. Since it debuted in 1984, the franchise has introduced hundreds of characters, from the simple to the strange. But despite this massive cast, Dragon Ball has always struggled with representation. And nowhere is this better seen than with its terrible handling of LGBT characters.

Dragon Ball has only had two characters with any in-universe confirmation of their LGBT status. The first was General Blue, who made his debut in the first episode of Dragon Ball's General Cerulean Saga. The General's sexuality is obviously hinted at when he acts disgusted by Bulma's shots to seduce him. In truth, when Bulma and Krillin impeach him of being gay, he reacts in a very shocked manner, as if he's trying (and failing) to hide his sexuality. Which, to many fans, confirmed that this character was meant to be gay.

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This is made worse by the episode "Strange Visitor." In the Japanese version. Blue is shown flirting with a young boy calle