Cooler truly was Cooler!
In terms of sheer level, he far surpassed Frieza.
If Frieza was gold, then Cooler was at least diamond-tier.
In Kairos's memories, Cooler knew Instant Transmission as well.
Though he did not know whether Cooler had learned it from the Yardrats too, even if he had not, the difference was not significant.
At this point, Kairos did not know that Cooler of this time had not yet learned Instant Transmission.
If everything followed the plot's progression, Cooler's next destination would be Planet Yardrat, where he would learn Instant Transmission.
The reason Cooler had been able to recognize Instant Transmission was because he had once encountered a Yardrat using that technique.
"To see through my move so easily, your eyesight is far superior to Frieza's." Looking at Cooler, the smile on Kairos's lips grew even wider.
Toward Frieza, Kairos felt nothing but mockery.
Other than his absurd starting power level of 120 million, there was really nothing worth mentioning about him.
Simply put, he was insanely overpowered at the start, then became a bottom-tier loser later on.
It was only in the Super era, after being revived, that he forcibly activated cheats.
In other words, the flashy gold color scheme was simply too valuable; even sapphire blue had to step aside.
If his training had been sufficient and Frieza had not been so eager to go to Earth for revenge, Kakarot and Vegeta would have had no choice but to be beaten to death.
Then, after the Tournament of Power, Frieza trained in a mysterious space, unlocked the black-and-gold color scheme, punched Ultra Instinct Goku, and kicked Ultra Ego Vegeta.
It perfectly embodied one saying: activating cheats felt great for a moment; activating cheats forever felt great forever.
Frankly speaking, Frieza's build became invincibly satisfying in a