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Will there be Dragon Ball Super Anime 2020?

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Will there be Dragon Ball Super Anime 2020?

The Dragon Ball Super dubbed episodes ended in October- November 2019. Therefore, we assumed the next season was going to air in early 2020. However, this didn’t happen. As of December 2021, we continue to wait for Toei Animation to renew Dragon Ball Super for Season 2.

Can I skip Dragon Ball Super?

You could skip DBZ entirely and jump to Super or GT. But I certainly wouldn’t recommend it. Generally speaking, stories are best experienced from start to finish.

Will Dragon Ball Super Anime continue?

So far, Toei hasn’t announced the return of Dragon Ball Super anime, but many have speculated that it will return by 2022, three years after Dragon Ball Super: Broly premiered in Japan. Hopefully, the studio will make an official announcement by mid of 2021.

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Why is Dragon Ball Super not as good as the manga?

Tragically, this isn’t because of the manga and anime’s many differences, but due to the fact that the former cannot stand as its own complete work. The Dragon Ball Super anime might be on a lengthy hiatus, but at least it told a complete story without skipping arcs like the manga.

What happened to Dragon Ball Super?

Dragon Ball anime fans are at a point of perplexion/exasperation with the franchise, as they were suddenly left hanging when Dragon Ball Super ended its anime run in early 2018 (with the English Dub ending in fall 2019).

Will there be a new Dragon Ball Super anime?

Toei Animation and series creator Akira Toriyama promised big new things to come for the anime, after Dragon Ball Super ‘s initial hiatus, but there has been no official word on the next installment of the anime – nor has there been an update on the next Dragon Ball Super movie.

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Should Super’s Manga continue without interference from the anime?

It could make for a worthwhile change of pace to craft an entirely original story and allow Super’s manga to continue without any interference from the anime, which at some point would be inevitable. It’d allow two new Dragon Ball narratives to co-exist.