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Not really, that took like 10 seconds, that was pointblank and Sonic screamed while it happened meaning he most certainly got a bit more than just "one breath" of it. Also Frieza's ki alone would likely blow it away and even if he couldn't, he could definitely react to that and just not inhale it?the moment he breathes it once he will near instantly be put to sleep
To convey he's exhausted? Basic anime trope? Thought that was pretty obvious.if he doesn't breath at all normally.....then why would he when exhausted?
Because you have 1 stray example that could easily be chalked up to inconsistency or a technique to convey his exhaustion, while I have numerous examples, explicit statements, and even his own innate biology saying "yeah he doesn't have to breathe", and even if he does, it's in no way like any earth-based animal given the lack of lungs.you are the one with the affirmation here, why would i need to prove that he doesn't expent most of his time without breathing at all, aka the negative claim, while you don't need to prove your possitive claim that "he expents most of his time not breathing at all"?
If the only examples you have is when Frieza is exhausted (which from a biological standpoint could easily be chalked up to him exhaling various hormones and chemicals that are created when tired and exhausted just like irl, given Frieza explicitly doesn't need oxygen so he has zero reason to inhale).
It does actually, how is the toxin going to be carried through his body to take effect in the first place?no idea, all that matters here is that he is doing it
By reacting to it? It isn't any more difficult than dodging a punch, except it's actually far less difficult because he doesn't have to dodge it or anything, he just has to not inhale.how would he protect that quickly against something he doesn't know is coming?
But no, when I said that I was more saying Frieza's passive ki aura would unironically just blow it away from him.
And the fact Eggman has to get that close is unironic suicide.