You may find it hard to believe, but it has been a few years since the finale of Dragon Ball Super. The show came to a close after the Tournament of Power, and its theatrical stint with Broly wowed fans the world over. Still, things have been quiet on the anime front while the manga has carried on with an exciting new arc. Fans have been pleading executives for a new canon anime, but their cries have been met with silence if not outright dismissal. But thanks to a new report, fans are thinking a secret project might be in the works for Dragon Ball.
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Jump Festa, the annual Shonen Jump event that normally harkens in a ton of new anime news for some of their biggest franchises, is approaching later this year, which could work as the perfect opportunity for the Shonen series of Dragon Ball to announce a return to the world of anime. With the Moro Arc in its final chapters in the manga, no one knows when the anime would return, or what material it will cover once it does, but rest assured that plenty have been waiting to once again see the return of Goku, Vegeta, and the other Z Fighters.
Twitter User DBS Hype shared the news that the Dragon Ball franchise has registered two new domains, leading many to believe that the anime for the series might continue where it left off with the Tournament of Power Arc, exploring the current battle playing out against the energy absorbing wizard known as Moro:
2 new dragon ball domains have been updated recently.https://t.co/dAAML1Z9cchttps://t.co/m1IOEXikTV
First one is registered by Shueisha & second by Hiroshi Saito (Suuri Keikaku Co. Ltd). Let’s see what happens with these domains.
(Thanks to @SaikyoDevin for 2nd domain news). pic.twitter.com/TLsDih8dSk
— Dragon Ball Hype. (@DbsHype) November 7, 2020
Currently, the only anime running for the Dragon Ball franchise is the spinoff series of Super Dragon Ball Heroes, which explores the current Z Fighters meeting up with their “Xeno-verse” counterparts to take on the demonic scientist known as Fuu. Jump Festa will be virtual this year and plans to dive into a number of series that have become some of the biggest in the world of anime!
What do you think these two new Dragon Ball domains have been registered for? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of Akira Toriyama’s creation!
