German Dragon Ball theatrical release is certain – and ensures DBZ nostalgia

German Dragon Ball theatrical release is certain and ensures

2022 will be one big cinema festival for anime and manga fans. After the theatrical launch of One Piece: Red was recently announced, the date for the next big hit is finally certain. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero will start on August 30, 2022 in Germany.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is pure nostalgia for franchise fans

The film will also pick up those who have lost track of the Dragon Ball series and storylines (especially Dragon Ball GT) over the years and now decades. With its storyline he picks up in particular old Dragon Ball Z fans and occasional viewers.

After all, the story will revolve around all-time fan favorite Piccolo in particular. And with that Red Ribbon Army included an ancient enemy, who should say a lot, especially to fans of the first hour.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is also making history with its launch date. It seems like Schmiede Toei want animation and streaming service Crunchyroll with One Piece: Red and the recent Dragon Ball adventure usher in a new anime era in German cinemas. As a fan, you can only wish them every success.

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Are you looking forward to Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero?

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