Dragon Ball Fans Rallying For Universe 6 Saiyan Anime Spin-Off
When it comes to Dragon Ball, fans are never ones to be satisfied. The iconic series keeps raising [...]
When it comes to Dragon Ball, fans are never ones to be satisfied. The iconic series keeps raising the bar with its new projects, and fans are always there to ask what else can be done. Now, it seems fans are hoping a certain spin-off is that next thing, and it has everything to do with Universe 6.
Recently, Toonami finished an important part of the Dragon Ball Super dub which prompted this movement. It wasn't long ago the anime saw Universe 6 get kicked out of the Tournament of Power. Fans watched as the universe's Saiyans were knocked from the event, but fans aren't ready to say goodbye.
Over on social media, posts like the one below have gone live within the Dragon Ball fandom. They are asking the powers at be for more Universe 6 content, and they aren't shy about the request.
im not ready to say goodbye to universe 6 yet, @ToeiAnimation please listen to us as fans and give us a #Cabba, #Caulifla & #Kale a spin-off. #DragonBallSuper #Toonami pic.twitter.com/JU0TKejiZU
— 🛡️AnimeHub🔥 (@AnimeWithRJ) June 19, 2019
After all, the debut of the Universe 6 Saiyans was a major turning point for Dragon Ball Super. Cabba appeared for the first time during the Universe 6 arc after Champa and Beerus got into a beef. Goku and Vegeta were beyond shocked to meet Cabba, but that was not all. The boy explained his home universe has a whole planet filled with Saiyans, and two of them would become favorites.
Caulifla and Kale became quick go-to fighters for fans once they were introduced. The former shined in her confidence while Kale's meek nature did her few favors. However, their prodigal powers made them a challenge for even Goku, so fans know the Universe 6 Saiyans have more room to grow. Not only does Cabba still have more he needs to learn from Vegeta, but Kale has yet to compare her power to Broly's when they both go berserk. So, here's to hoping these characters' see their stories expanded by an anime sooner rather than later.
So, would you be willing to sign up for this petition? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB to talk all things comics and anime!
Dragon Ball Super currently airs its English dub on Adult Swim during the Toonami programming block on Saturday evenings. It is also available to stream on Funimation and Amazon Video. The Japanese-language release of the series is complete, and available to stream on FunimationNOW and Crunchyroll. The manga has chapters that can currently be read for free thanks to Viz Media, and Dragon Ball Super: Broly is now available on Blu-ray and DVD.
