Dragon Ball Super
Dragon Ball Super offers a completed TV run for fans ready to commit to a long continuation of the series. Crunchyroll and Hulu carry all 131 episodes. Released in 2015 and produced by Toei Animation, it settles into a familiar cycle of training, competition and increasingly large fights, but comedy regularly breaks up the pressure. The 24-minute runtime also makes it easy to watch a few episodes at a time instead of treating the whole run as one project. It suits viewers who already enjoy the mixture of Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy and Sci-Fi associated with Dragon Ball. Prior knowledge adds context to the relationships and rivalries, although the immediate conflicts remain straightforward. Expect stretches devoted to building anticipation before major contests, along with lighter scenes that let the cast bicker and relax. Anyone looking for a finished battle anime with ample room for rematches, breakthroughs and comic pauses will find plenty here.
About
Peace gives the heroes time to return to ordinary routines, but it does not last. A new opponent draws them into a contest that exposes powers and challenges far beyond what they previously knew. Training resumes, old rivals measure themselves against fresh threats, and the search for greater strength keeps opening new conflicts. As the scope expands, formal competitions become a natural stage for alliances, grudges and surprising matchups. Dragon Ball Super keeps its premise light enough for jokes between clashes, while each arc pushes the fighters to reconsider what their limits actually mean.
Information
- Japanese
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- Premiered
- July 5, 2015
- Episodes
- 131
- Duration
- 24 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- Toei Animation
- Source
- Manga
- Themes
- drama, japanese production, fantasy, speculative fiction, sci-fi, science fiction
Seasons & Watch Order
Begin Dragon Ball Super after Dragon Ball Z. This continuation assumes familiarity with the established cast and their shared past, so watching the earlier series first gives its rivalries and reunions much clearer context.
- Dragon Ball Z(1989)prequel
- Dragon Ball Kai (2014)(2014)prequel
- Dragon Ball Super: Broly(2018)sequel
- Dragon Ball Daima(2024)prequel
Side stories & specials
- Dragon Ball Z: The Real 4-D at Super Tenkaichi Budokai(2017)side story
FAQ
Crunchyroll and Hulu carry Dragon Ball Super. Each service has the complete 131-episode TV run.
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