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Broly was so strong that I think the next one will probably be totally different.' ByAccording to an interview with Shueisha’s Dragon Ball Room head Akio Iyoku, a new movie is in the works.Reported and translated by, this news comes from a booklet packaged with the Japanese Blu-ray release of Dragon Ball Super: Broly that was shared by on Twitter.In the translated interview, Iyoku says “Now for our next steps, we are steadily preparing for the next movie. Broly was so strong that I think the next one will probably be totally different. I’ve overcome various hurdles with parts of Broly, so I won’t get burned out. I think that Dragon Ball will continue on, so I want fans to look forward to it.”. 次の映画計画がもう始動中TVアニメはやらないのかな？ ブロリーがあまりにも強かったので違う方向でとうーん。ブロリーは戦闘シーン良かっただけに勿体ない気も (日本版ブロリーDVDの冊子から）— sunlemon (@sunlemonmono)IGN has reached out to Toei for comment.News that another Dragon Ball Super movie is being prepared comes as somewhat of a surprise. Back in January, Toei Animation told IGN that, and in March the studio that suggested the Dragon Ball Super was returning.In November 2018, the manga passed where the anime ended and continued with an original story - it’s unclear if this upcoming film will draw from that newer material.
Dragon Ball Super: Broly has also been adapted to manga, which.
Dragon Ball Super is doing better than ever, and it seems the anime is ready to take its next step. After setting out its first film, a coming from the NATPE says Toei Animation is ready to make new episodes of the series.Recently, the media goup held an annual convention down in Miami which gathered international television executives. The National Association of Television Program Executives hosted Miami,. It was there the trade spotlighted news coming from Toei Animation, and you can read what World Screen had to say about the future of Dragon Ball Super below.
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So far, no official comment has been given by the studio about the report. ComicBook.com has reached out to Toei Animation for comment.For fans skeptical about this report’s source, World Screen does have a history backing its reputation. The 30-year-old trade is an authority on international media, and the NATPE is legit as well. The event is a well-known licensing convention that draws in international companies looking to show off their IPs for licensing.
If Toei Animation wanted to show off its catalog, the confirmation of Dragon Ball Super’s continuation would be a great way to entice investors, and the franchise is a hit for the company.Still, there is a real possibility the licensing convention isn't referring to the production of entirely new episodes. As presented by fans, to Dragon Ball Super as having only 67 episodes. Clearly, the series has more than that under its count. This discrepancy may mean the episodes mentioned by World Screen are those being dubbed internationally, but most dubs (such as the English one) have cleared that mark.
Even Toei Animation's and bear outdated production information for the series, so is a chance the organization is also outdated with its numbers. For now, fans are still waiting for official confirmation or denial to ease their minds with this report. However, it is impossible to deny the popularity of Dragon Ball Super, and the franchise is still bringing in all sorts of cash. After all, Dragon Ball Super: Broly has proven how lucrative Goku is and can become. The film has already.
The film is the third highest-grossing anime movie to screen in the U.S., and its limited release has earned $22 million domestically so far.Are you surprised by this comeback? Or did you expect to see the series return? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @ to talk all things comics and anime!is now out in theaters in Japan and the U.S. Currently airs its English dub on Adult Swim during the Toonami block Saturday evenings at 9:30 p.m. It is also available to stream on Funimation and Amazon Video.
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The Japanese language release is available to stream on FunimationNOW, VRV, and Crunchyroll.
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