When Will Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Tickets Go on Sale?
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is set to focus on the Z-Fighters, Gohan, and Piccolo, as Goku and Vegeta train off-world, with the film marketing itself as acting as the return of the Red Ribbon Army via a new animation style. While the film has already been released in theaters in Japan, fans in North America will have to wait until this August to see what secrets lie in wait for the Shonen warriors that are currently set on protecting the Planet Earth while some of their biggest champions are off-world.
With the film hitting theaters in the East, there have been plenty of spoilers to hit the web, along with plenty of news items to boot. The film, which is written by creator Akira Toriyama, promises to see Piccolo and Gohan receiving some major changes and power boosts as they not just fight against the return of the Red Ribbon, but their new androids and a secret evil force that is sure to turn a few heads. With the manga of Dragon Ball Super currently focusing on Goku and Vegeta fighting against the villain known as Gas as a part of the Granolah the Survivor Arc, it will be interesting to see how this film changes the future of the franchise.
Crunchyroll, the streaming service that is assisting Toei Animation in releasing Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero to the world at large, released a statement regarding when tickets can be bought for this next adventure in the Shonen franchise:
"The film will arrive in more than 2,300 theaters in the United States alone, as well as select U.S.-based IMAX theaters. Tickets for the US and Canada will go on sale on July 22."
At present, Toei has been tight-lipped about whether we'll be seeing the return of Dragon Ball Super's television series any time soon, though there is plenty of material for the show to cover when and if it makes a comeback. The likes of Moro and Granolah should act as some meaty arcs that will cover quite a few episodes of the anime series.
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Via Crunchyroll Press Release