Dragon Ball Super is back in the news, and it seems things should be going just fine for the series. According to a brand-new report, the franchise is looking to bring back its anime, and the Internet is having a field day over the big reveal.
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So, just imagine how excited Yamcha must be about all of this!
While Toei Animation has yet to announce official details about a comeback, a well-known insider hit up fans with the series return announcement. Geekdom101 told fans his sources have relayed the return of Dragon Ball Super is imminent. So far, the report suggests the anime is eyeing a Summer 2019 comeback, and fans are real excited.
After all, it sounds like this new anime has been in the works for some time now. Geekdom101 has reported work began on the revival as early as last fall, and Naohiro Shintani will oversee its character designs. This means the art style seen in Dragon Ball Super: Broly will likely be used in this television return. So, if you liked how Son Goku looked on the big screen this winter, you shouldn’t be too disappointed.
With a longer pre-production schedule, this reported return marks an exciting turn for the Dragon Ball Super franchise. This isn’t the first time reports have surfaced about the franchise making a comeback though. Earlier in the year, an international marketing event raised eyebrows when it suggested new episodes of Dragon Ball Super were being shopped around by Toei Animation. The studio was quick to shut down the report, but as you can see in the slides below, fans are nothing but hyped for the much-wished comeback. So, ComicBook.com will keep you update should an official announcement drop in the coming weeks.
So, how do you feel about this brand-new report? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB to talk all things comics and anime!
Dragon Ball Super: Broly is out now. Dragon Ball Super currently airs its English dub on Adult Swim during the Toonami block Saturday evenings. It is also available to stream on Funimation and Amazon Video. The Japanese language release is available to stream on FunimationNOW, VRV, and Crunchyroll.
He’s Back?!
NAOHIRO SHINTANI IS FUCKING BACK.
— BQ (@BaderKQ) March 17, 2019
THE MORO ARC IS SURPRISINGLY GETTING GOOD IN TERMS OF WRITING AND BUILDUP.
GOOD PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT.
WHAT TIMELINE AM I LIVING IN?!?!
WATCH @EmperorBigD’S LATEST VIDEO!!!!!https://t.co/MYPexfXNZB
Oh Gosh, It’s Coming
When you find out Dragon Ball Super is returning in July!!! pic.twitter.com/fzQp50sY7R
— emjay (@Emjay_43) March 17, 2019
Piccolo Too Hype
DRAGON BALL SUPER COMING BACK IN JULY ???? pic.twitter.com/aQpiJSeuwL
— CarNeezy? (@itscarneezyy) March 17, 2019
Fingers Crossed!?
Dragon Ball Super version one: 2 months of pre production
— Emperor A.L.C (@empireAlC) March 17, 2019
Dragon Ball Super version two: 1 year of pre production pic.twitter.com/yIeLTtO4Fr
Time To Go Off
DragonBall Super Returns July 2019! Let’s gooooo!!!! #DragonBall pic.twitter.com/LPqX0bFXtz
— Kevin (@kevinsoto503) March 17, 2019
Don’t Break The Bank
Dragon Ball Super returning this year was NOT anything we didn’t already know about. What is surprising is how early its slated for. July 2019 is going to be a make or break moment. Nonetheless #DragonBallSuper is going to be magical when it returns. Its been FAR too long.. pic.twitter.com/kA1xIhgxwz
— Alex (@UnrealEntGaming) March 17, 2019
You’re Not Wrong Though
How #DragonBall Super fans be for the anime to return: pic.twitter.com/fbWmueltz6
— SSJ Seunk (@ssj_seunk) March 17, 2019
The Fandom Rises
I’m looking forward to the weekly discussions, memes, and server breakdowns again when Dragon Ball Super returns.
— Your Anime Guy (@YourAnimeGuy) March 17, 2019
Hype Countdown Begins
So according to @EmperorBigD (incredibly well sourced DB person),
— Fadel – Master Of Hype (@MTLSaiyan) March 17, 2019
DragonBall Super is set to return this summer, presumably by July.
It’s been in production since September 2018,
So the animation quality is gonna be a BIG step up, since they’ve had so much time!
HYPE BEGINS pic.twitter.com/8pznSYebns
No Broly Though?
So apparently when/if Dragon Ball Super returns (in July?) there’s a very strong chance they’re going to skip the Broly movie.
— Burcol (@Burcol) March 17, 2019
GOOD!! Dragon Ball Super Broly is fantastic and has to stay as a movie. It’s such a special movie and I don’t think a T.V version would do it justice. pic.twitter.com/LUdd6Qd4ce
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