Will the Dragon Ball franchise end?

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Will the Dragon Ball franchise end?

Dragon Ball fans have been having a great few years, but were suddenly hit with a wave of anxiety as the team behind Super announced that the series was going to end after Episode 131 (which will premiere on Saturday).

What is Dragon Ball next future?

DBNF is a fan series done by Goji64, the series takes place in alternate universe where GT never happened and Uub doesn’t exist. Uub was never created cause Buu was never reincarnated, and Majin Buu still exist in hell. The timeline here is DB, DBZ, and then DBNF.

Is Dragon Ball coming back?

According to IGN, an interview with Florence Jay Dominquito, who’s an animator at Toei Animation Philippines, confirms that Dragon Ball Super will indeed return as both an anime and a new movie.

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Is ‘Dragon Ball Super’ really ending?

Dragon Ball Super fans were hit with a truth bomb today that took thousands by surprise. Reports from Japan confirmed the anime is losing its time slot starting in April as Dragon Ball Super will come to an end. The announcement has fans freaking out, but many want to know if the show’s end is really – well – the end.

Will there be a new Dragon Ball series after the anime?

Fuji TV has said the anime will end in March, and while it has no current plans to broadcast any new Dragon Ball series, it won’t overlook such an opportunity. One quote from the network made sure…

How many volumes of Dragon Ball are there in total?

No. of volumes. 42. Dragon Ball (ドラゴンボール, Doragon Bōru) is a Japanese manga by Akira Toriyama serialized in Shueisha’s weekly manga anthology magazine, Weekly Shōnen Jump, from 1984 to 1995 and originally collected into 42 individual books called Tankōbon (単行本) released from September 10, 1985 to August 4, 1995.

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How did Dragon Ball Super do so well?

Within the anime sector, Dragon Ball Super often ranks in the top ten highest-rated programs against monolithic series such as Doraemon, Detective Conan, and One Piece. To put simply, Dragon Ball Super did super well from a business standpoint, and fans were also very receptive of the series.