Dragon Ball Super‘s Tournament of Power has officially come to an end with the latest episode on Toonami, and it brings this era of a franchise to a close after nearly two years of running on Adult Swim’s programming block. While this is by no means the end of the series running as part of the line-up, this is the end for new episodes of the series’ English dub. The anime has yet to return in Japan either, so this truly is the end of the series for the foreseeable future.
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After anchoring the Toonami block for as long as it has, fans have taken to Twitter to bid their goodbye to the series. Not only did it result in some fun moments from the final episode and moments of the Tournament of Power, but fans can’t shake that bittersweet feeling of the end.
Read on to see what fans are saying about the end of Dragon Ball Super‘s English dub run on Toonami, and let us know your thoughts in the comments or talk to me directly about all things anime and TV @Valdezology on Twitter!
Did you see the end of the series with its initial run in Japan? Was this your first experience with the finale? What did you think of the Funimation’s take on the finale? Where will you get your weekly Dragon Ball dose now?
The Voice of Whis Bids Goodbye…
I put Twitter back on my phone just so I can live tweet the final episode of #DragonBallSuper on #Toonami tonight. I’m not ready for it to be over, but if I have to see it end, I want it to be with all of you.
— Ian Sinclair (@iantweeting) October 6, 2019
“Press F to Pay Respects”
Universe 11 has been eliminated. For their failure to save their universe, for their failure to win the Tournament of Power, it is within our power to condemn them into, The Multiverse Graveyard.
— Toonami Squad (@ToonamiSquad) October 6, 2019
Press F to pay respects#DragonBallSuper on Toonami pic.twitter.com/Hcl4i7y8ke
Goku and Freeza Working Together? Pure Anarchy!
>Yfw #Goku and #Freeza are working together
— El Hermano (@XxXD33rD1ck) October 6, 2019
#DragonBallSuper #Toonami pic.twitter.com/8MFkIhLVYb
17 Deserves the Win
17 as the last man standing was so fitting. He’s the character that leveled up the most in my book in the Tournament of Power arc.#DragonBallSuper l#Toonami
— Tré 🍁 (@chill_maps) October 6, 2019
What a Surprising Team!
A Saiyan, a Tyrant and an Android saved their entire universe. If I were to tell this to myself from 20 years ago, I’d be considered insane. #DragonBallSuper
— CongratsSatoshi/Ash (@HelloxEbony) October 6, 2019
“It’s Like I was a Kid Again”
It’s like I was a kid again watching the #DragonBallSuper finale….Until we meet again Goku! I wonder if Toonami is gonna show DBS: Broly 🤔🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/gTdvyoPZkF
— LuckyCharmz ☘️🎮 (@LuckyCharmz17) October 6, 2019
Thanks to the Entire English Dub Cast!
I loved the episode of #DragonBallSuper dubbed
— Trixie Jean 🖤 (@TrixieJeanDBluv) October 6, 2019
This series has been so much of a ride for me! I loved it all! Thank you so much @SeanSchemmel @sonnystrait @kylehebert @ragercoaster @JoshMartinVoice @Rialisms @JoshGrelle @Chrisayresva @VoiceOfVegeta for everything y’all have done! pic.twitter.com/9YJt8r6L0g
Still Crying!
What a wonderful ending to the finale of #DragonBallSuper I will definitely miss this series and no lie I shed a couple of tears at the end! This show was just AMAZING! I will definitely miss it
— Viviana (@Santiplier) October 6, 2019
But Seriously, Thanks to Funimation and Toei Animation
#DragonBallSuper was an exciting weekly experience.
— Joseph Joestar @ Nowhere (@SpewtifulJoe) October 6, 2019
Thanks to @Funimation and @ToeiAnimation pic.twitter.com/xkJw428IQG
“Until Next Time Z-Warriors”
It ends with their iconic poses! This was a really fun series. Sad to see it end and also I would’ve LOVED to see this fight in full. Maybe one day. Until next time Z-Warriors, stay super! #DragonBallSuper pic.twitter.com/KDTMZwBqxp
— Megumin – JRPG/Anime/Anime Loli Fan(Family Visit) (@Saru245Reborn) October 6, 2019
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