Frieza Trained by Beerus, Frieza has always been one of the most dangerous beings in Dragon Ball. From destroying planets to killing Saiyans, his name has become a symbol of power and fear. But imagine a universe where Beerus, the God of Destruction, personally took Frieza under his wing.
What if Beerus decided that the cold-hearted emperor was more suited for the divine role of destruction than any Saiyan ever could be? This single change would completely rewrite the Dragon Ball universe — turning Frieza into a being beyond gods, angels, or mortals.
This isn’t just another “what if.” It’s a look at how divine power, in the wrong hands, could reshape the entire multiverse.
Why Beerus Would Choose Frieza Over Goku or Vegeta
Beerus has always been intrigued by Frieza. From the first time he appeared in Dragon Ball Super, we learned that Beerus used Frieza to maintain control over Universe 7’s balance. Beerus destroyed planets when necessary, but Frieza’s empire did it for sport keeping chaos under control.
Now imagine Beerus realizing that Goku and Vegeta’s morality holds them back. They fight for honor, justice, and challenge — not destruction. Frieza, on the other hand, understands fear and dominance. Those are the qualities a true God of Destruction needs.
Beerus might see in Frieza something neither Goku nor Vegeta possess: the willingness to destroy without hesitation.
Beerus’ Harsh Method of Training
Whis teaches through peace and patience. Beerus teaches through survival and violence. His lessons aren’t about balance they’re about control through fear.
If Beerus trained Frieza, he wouldn’t start with meditation. He’d throw Frieza into battles against celestial beings, ancient demons, and other Gods of Destruction. Every defeat would push Frieza to his breaking point — and every victory would make him more ruthless.
Beerus might even force Frieza to destroy his own creations to learn the value of erasure. This would refine Frieza’s sense of power until destruction itself became second nature.
By the end, Frieza wouldn’t just learn how to destroy matter he’d learn to erase energy, souls, and even timelines.
Frieza New Transformation The Destruction Form
In Resurrection F, Frieza achieved the Golden Form after just four months of training. With Beerus as his mentor, Frieza would push far beyond that limit.
He wouldn’t simply unlock more raw energy. He’d learn how to stabilize God Ki something that Goku and Vegeta struggled with for years. This could lead to a new divine transformation known as “Destruction Frieza” or “Frieza Hakai Mode.”
His body would shimmer between gold and purple, the colors of divine chaos. His aura would no longer burn wildly; it would pulse like a controlled flame. He would no longer scream in rage he’d speak softly, knowing every word carried destructive intent.
This transformation wouldn’t be about brute strength. It would represent complete mastery over destruction itself.
The Balance of Power Across Universes
If Beerus personally trained Frieza, the other Gods of Destruction would notice immediately. Frieza existence would become a direct threat to their balance.
Belmod from Universe 11 might push Toppo into perfecting his Hakai technique to match Frieza’s rise. Champa, ever competitive, would try to find a counter from Universe 6 maybe even reviving Frost and enhancing him with divine energy.
Even Zeno, the Omni-King, might take interest. He’d see Frieza as both entertaining and dangerous a being capable of destroying universes but still amusing enough to keep around.
And if Frieza ever grew too strong Zeno might not erase him at all. He might watch and let chaos unfold.
Goku and Vegeta Reaction
For Goku, Frieza’s divine training would be both exciting and terrifying. Goku would see it as the ultimate test a chance to fight someone who’s mastered God Ki under Beerus himself. But Whis would likely forbid it, warning that Frieza’s power had gone beyond mortal comprehension.
Vegeta’s reaction would be much deeper. Watching Beerus train Frieza would hit his pride harder than any loss. Beerus once said Vegeta could become a God of Destruction candidate. But if Beerus picked Frieza instead, that honor would be stolen from him.
This betrayal could awaken something even greater in Vegeta perhaps True Ultra Ego, a perfected form of the Destruction energy Beerus originally taught him. It would be the Saiyan prince’s ultimate revenge.
Frieza Philosophy Under Beerus
Beerus would refine Frieza’s destructive mindset. Instead of using power for pleasure or revenge, Frieza would learn the divine purpose of destruction — to maintain universal balance.
He would no longer destroy because he enjoys it. He’d destroy because he believes it’s his destiny.
This evolution in philosophy would make him more terrifying than ever. Frieza with a mission is far more dangerous than Frieza with a temper. He’d become the perfect enforcer of chaos calm, patient, and completely unstoppable.
Whis’ Response: The Angel’s Dilemma
Whis, who trains Goku and Vegeta, would see this as a cosmic imbalance. Beerus’ choice to train Frieza could violate the divine hierarchy. Angels must remain neutral but what if a God of Destruction’s decision led to universal war?
Whis might secretly begin training Goku and Vegeta even harder, giving them divine techniques reserved for higher beings. These could include new fusion methods, time-based abilities, or even the power to resist Hakai.
It could lead to the rise of Divine Saiyans, beings who combine mortal willpower with angelic calm.
The Ultimate Battle: Frieza vs Goku and Vegeta
The confrontation would be inevitable. Frieza, now Beerus’ successor, would test his divine right against the only two mortals who ever challenged gods — Goku and Vegeta.
The battle wouldn’t take place on Earth, but across universes. Frieza’s attacks would erase entire galaxies with each strike. Goku and Vegeta might have to fuse again forming Gogeta Blue, or even a new fusion using Ultra Instinct and Ultra Ego together.
But even that might not be enough. Frieza’s calm, destructive aura could overpower the combined might of the Saiyans. He’d be beyond rage, beyond mercy the embodiment of divine judgment.
Could Frieza Surpass Beerus?
The question isn’t “if,” but “when.” Beerus’ greatest weakness has always been laziness. He’s content with maintaining order, sleeping for centuries, and only fighting when necessary.
Frieza, however, is driven by obsession. He hates the idea of being second to anyone. Once he mastered Beerus’ techniques, he’d push further. His ambition would drive him to evolve until even Beerus couldn’t stop him.
Frieza could become the First Mortal God of Destruction, breaking divine law and reshaping the multiverse hierarchy.
Whis might have to step in — not as a mentor, but as a protector of existence itself.
A Universe Rewritten by Fear
If this version of Frieza existed, the Dragon Ball timeline would never be the same. The peaceful balance between mortals and gods would vanish.
Universe 7 would be ruled by divine terror. Goku’s kindness, Vegeta’s pride, and Beerus’ neutrality would all be replaced by a single ideology: absolute destruction.
Frieza wouldn’t need an army or empire anymore. His name alone would keep every planet in line. Even Beerus might realize that he created something he couldn’t control.
The Irony of Power
The greatest irony is that Beerus originally used Frieza to maintain order in the universe. By training him, he would end up handing over his throne.
Frieza, the one who once feared the gods, would become one. And in doing so, he’d achieve what no Saiyan ever could mastering divine power through fear, not faith.
Conclusion: The God of Destruction Reborn
Frieza’s story has always been about control — over his empire, his enemies, and his destiny. Under Beerus’ guidance, that control would become limitless.
He’d become the perfect God of Destruction: efficient, calm, and unstoppable. He wouldn’t destroy because he was angry. He’d destroy because it was necessary.
In this timeline, Goku and Vegeta would face not a tyrant, but a god — one trained by destruction itself.
