Therefore, we can’t help to ask ourselves, where does the movie exactly fit in the canon of the manga?īetween this film and Toyotaro-sensei’s manga, we currently have two lines of Dragon Ball Super running, Now we have the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie that premiered a few days ago in Japan, which also seems to complicate some stuff a little. Therefore, the whole Dragon Ball story is pretty twisted, and it can cause a lot of confusion. Super’s timeline is set precisely until those final episodes of Dragon Ball Z.

Goku and Vegeta reach the Super Saiyan Blue level in Dragon Ball Super, but they have totally different transformations in GT, and none of them appear in the final episodes of Dragon Ball Z. Furthermore, a girl named Pan calls Goku “grandpa.” Isn’t that a little odd and confusing? It starts off with Goku being a child, but you can see the Saiyan becoming a child once again in Dragon Ball GT, a series that sets the story long after the events in the first series. Interlude and closing theme are from Ĭlosing theme and intermission are from Ĭlosing theme and intermission are from pixabay.Let’s face it: regardless of how great the Dragon Ball franchise might be, it’s pretty difficult to watch it in the correct order. The dragons first attempt their best at a review of the film itself, before coming back after the break with a handful of nitpicks about the world building, questions that we hope will one day be answered in a sequel or novel, but for now join us and listen to us speculate! Another episode for a movie, this time, Raya and the Last Dragon, by Disney!Ī fairly interesting world with an old, somewhat unexplained evil that wiped out the dragons and now threatens the rest of humanity.

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