Summary
- Fans can rest assured that Toyotaro indirectly confirmed the return of “Dragon Ball Super” under his direction in a recent broadcast.
- According to Toyotaro, he will continue to provide fans with exciting fights despite Akira Toriyama's death.
- With Toyotaro's passion and dedication evident, he seems poised to take the series into the post-Toriyama era.
Fans Dragon ball The franchise is understandably confused and worried about its fate Dragon Ball SuperA monthly serialized manga that continues the adventures of Goku and friends after the death of Akira Toriyama. Those fans can now put those doubts and fears to rest Toyotaro – the artist behind the manga – indirectly confirmed this he is working on bringing back the series.
On the August 26 edition of the weekly Dragon Ball News show, V-jump editor Victory Uchiha shared the screen with Toyotaro, the show's regular host. While the main topic of this episode was the results of the “Goku Best Bout Poll”, which allowed fans around the world to vote for their favorite Goku fight, at the end of the broadcast, Toyotaro made a comment that shed light on his future. Dragon Ball Super:
“I'm very happy to see the results of the survey, including the Moro fight and all. But I won't stop there! I plan to continue to come up with many exciting fights for the fans to enjoy. Stay tuned!
When the official announcement is made regarding the exact return date Dragon Ball Super still missing, Toyotaro's words clear the air about the fate of the series, confirms that it will continue under his leadership.
Toyotaro will take over the reins of Dragon Ball Super
Akira Toriyama's legacy is in good hands
Fans have already unofficially confirmed it Dragon Ball Super it would return as it was V-jump Special illustrations were drawn by Toyotaro under the label “Dragon Ball Super Interval Special”, implying that the series is only on temporary hiatus. However, following the death of Akira Toriyama, fans were not sleeping too well as reports of a fight over the rights to the Dragon Ball franchise were circulating.
Given how lucrative the property is and how many parties are involved (Toriyama's heirs, publisher Shueisha, Toei for the anime, and Bandai for the merchandise), this was to be expected, and The biggest doubt was that Toyotaro would be confirmed as the creative mind behind it Dragon Ball Super.
The artist's words at the end of the broadcast seem to dispel those doubts. Toyotaro's comment was regarding the Moro Arc's final battle being voted 4th (2nd among English-speaking fans) because it was the first arc in which he had complete creative freedom from Toriyama. It's clear that fans appreciated his direction, and hopefully, his words also mean he's officially set to lead. Dragon Ball Super The post-Toriyama period.
Toyotaro's passion and loyalty should be rewarded
He never lost his spirit as a Dragon Ball fan
The Toyotaro sits in a unique and challenging position. Obviously, Toriyama was the creator of the franchise and held parts of the rights as well as supreme creative direction over it. Toyotaro was brought in to be an artist Dragon Ball Super and although his role and freedom expanded over time, he still operated under Toriyama's control. As such, his future in the series depends entirely on the heirs of Shueisha and Toriyama's estate.
This is completely different from what happened Crazybecause initially there were no plans to continue the series after Kentaro Miura's death. His best friend Kouji Mori decided to do it himself Crazy needed a conclusion, and he pitched the idea to Studio Gaga. Dragon ballon the other hand, it's a global multi-million dollar franchise and every decision about its future undoubtedly comes from the top.
Still, fans will definitely be happy after hearing Toyotaro's words. While his style is still far from Toriyama's heights, he has undeniable credit as someone who is a fan first. His story decisions were praised and he proved that he could push the franchise in a new direction while respecting its roots. Now all that's left is to eagerly wait for the announcement Dragon Ball Super's comeback Toyotaromanagement of
Sources: Dragon Ball Official