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The English dub of Dragon Ball Super series can be seen weekly on Toonami's block of programming every Saturday or on streaming services like FunimationNow and Crunchyroll. Fans can read the Dragon Ball Super manga on Shonen Jump.ĭragon Ball Super: Broly can be seen in theaters now. The ending of Dragon Ball Super: Broly leaves the series open for a return, and the manga has introduced a new threat to the Z-Fighters and the multiverse so there's plenty of source material to continue the anime. The previous record was $1.97 million by Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F in 2015. It's the 20th film in the franchise, but has broken records included setting a new opening day record for Funimation Films, making more than $7 million. The franchise was so popular and made so much money for Toei Animation, a department that deals strictly with the Dragon Ball property was created shortly after the series' ended.ĭragon Ball Super: Broly recently released in North America and has made more than $88 million dollars at the box office at the time of this writing. The English dub of the anime is still running weekly on Toonami's block of programming. Toei Animation could be leveraging the popularity of Dragon Ball Super to get deals for television, toys and more.ĭragon Ball Super completed its original Japanese run after 131 episodes back in March 2018. NATPE is a licensing convention where companies show off their IPs and brands to sell to investors. Toei Animation told Anime News Network that the report "is not true at this moment." "The company is also making more episodes of Dragon Ball Super, a Japanese fantasy martial arts action series in the Dragon Ball media franchise that follows Goku in the aftermath of Majin Buu's defeat and as God of Destruction Beerus awakens." More episodes of Dragon Ball Super are reportedly on the way, if a story on Toei Animation from a trade show is to be believed.Īccording to a spotlight article from World Screen, who was covering the National Association of Television Program Executives or NATPE, the report states the media group is bringing more episodes of Dragon Ball Super. World Screen has updated its story to reflect this change. It's truly remarkable.Update: After the news, Toei's media representative, David Syatt told Newsweek, "Toei does not have plans to produce new Dragon Ball Super episodes at this time." I hope this show keeps airing again and again. My favorite sagas are the Saya-jin Saga, Frieza Saga, Garlic Jr.
The show is divided into "sagas" or series of episodes telling a certain story. I watch the series everyday on Cartoon Network when they air two episodes side-by-side (which makes since seeing as how the show moves along so slow). The show, despite it's older animation techniques, is still a good looking animated piece. The storylines are intriguing and make you want to watch every last episode to see what happens next. ) The voice actors aren't spectacular, but they get the point across and tell a good story. Then we would be stuck buying the videos for $15.00 a piece instead of taping entire sagas for free.
The adjusted script makes some previously "possibly offensive" terms absent, replacing them with less intimidating terms like "bully." But this show IS for kids, and if they didn't take away some terms, it wouldn't air. The american translated versions may lose something in the translation, but the show is still a very cool show, and I hope Cartoon Network picks up the entire seven year run of the series. Also, the characters actually develop and change throughout the series, unlike some other shows. Sometimes people may say the shows tend to "drag on," but this is a clever way to keep you begging for more and tuning in again and again.
It may have been years since this ORIGINALLY came out, but to most of us Americans, the show is brand new material.
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