‘Dragon Ball Super‘ is the direct continuation of the work of Akira Toriyamaa series with a huge following that has been on hiatus since last March, when its creator died and which caused a huge setback worldwide and had a direct impact on everything related to ‘Dragon Ball’.
Toyotarothe cartoonist of ‘Dragon Ball Super’, was recently interviewed by the manga magazine V-Jumpand in it he did not hesitate when talking about the future of the series he is working on: “I will not stop here. I plan to continue creating lots of exciting battles for the fans to enjoy. I hope you all follow my work!” A notable wish that fills with hope and joy all those who want to enjoy new adventures in ‘Dragon Ball Super’.
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‘Dragon Ball Super’ and its long-awaited return to publishing
Almost two months after the death of Akira Toriyama, the official ‘Dragon Ball’ website announced that ‘Dragon Ball Super’ would soon resume its usual publishing rhythm. Several months have passed since then and this has not yet happened, but Jump is trying to provide news about the universe created by Toriyama in a 2024 that will also see the premiere of ‘Dragon Ball Daima’, a new animated series.
There is no one better to continue the legacy of the Japanese master than Toyotaro, a figure he trusts the most and who has been able to perfectly capture his style, and a good example of this is everything that has been done in ‘Dragon Ball Super’ over the years.
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