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Dragon Ball Super
After the defeat of Majin Buu, Goku and his friends finally enjoy a stretch of peace, until Beerus, the Destroyer God, wakes from a long slumber in search of a mysterious opponent known as the Super Saiyan God. That sets off a new era where Earth's heroes discover that the universe is far bigger than they imagined, filled with gods, angels, and fighters whose strength dwarfs anything they have faced before. Goku and Vegeta train under Whis, Beerus's angelic attendant, and take on new challenges ranging from the vengeful Frieza's return to a tournament between universes where entire worlds are at stake. Along the way, familiar faces like Gohan, Piccolo, Krillin, and Trunks get their own moments to shine, alongside new allies and rivals from other universes. It's a mix of lighthearted humor and high-stakes battles, built on the joy of testing your limits and the friendships that make every fight worth it.
My Honest Take on Dragon Ball Super
This is my personal take — anime hits everyone differently, and that's completely fine.
Dragon Ball Super is a good watch if you like action, which is what I enjoy most in anime. Compared to Dragon Ball Z it's a little lighter on emotion, but apart from that, I really like this show. It widens the scope of the universe by introducing the Gods of Destruction, the Angels, and multiple universes.
The Tournament of Power arc is my favorite. It's one of the longest fights I've ever watched in anime, I think, and the animation in this arc is at its peak. It has high-energy action, team-ups, and the crowd-pleasing debut of Ultra Instinct. When Son Goku unlocked that power, it honestly gave me goosebumps, and it's mixed in with a bit of humor too. I never got bored while watching it.
One fun thing I noticed is that when a scene gets emotional, the Dragon Balls come in afterward and fix everything. It's just how the show is designed, a different kind of execution. All in all, it's a great show.