The saga follows Future Trunks, last seen in the Cell Saga of Dragon Ball Z, who is being threatened by Goku Black. With incredible animation, arguably one of the greatest villains in Dragon Ball history with Goku Black, and a strong, engaging plot, The Future Trunks Saga was classic Dragon Ball goodness. The Future Trunks Saga was the peak of Dragon Ball Super in my opinion. The saga was much more enjoyable than the previous two and gave the characters great motivation and provided a dynamic direction for the Dragon Ball franchise. The tournament reaches a strong climax with Goku and Hit battling with the high if their powers. This Saga brought many great action set pieces and introduced the characters of Universe 6, including Champa, Hit and Cabba. This saga was the first time Dragon Ball Super felt like DRAGON BALL SUPER. The saga follows Goku and Vegeta as they continue to train under the Gods of Universe 7. In this saga, Universe 6 and Universe 7 are set up in a tornament for the control of Goku’s Earth.
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With an original story outlined by Akira Toriyama and crisper animation, the series finally started to get comfortable under its own skin. The Universe 6 Saga of Dragon Ball Super was when the series finally had a chance to shine. While there are certain elements of this saga that I personally feel were benifited with the extra episodes, overall, the saga was satisfactory at best. Bogged down by subpar animation and a rehashed plot line, the series was still struggling to come into its own and failed to captivate audiences the way Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z did in years past. Based around the events of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F’, this saga provided a similar experience to the Battle of Gods arc. The Resurrection F’ saga was another retelling of a Dragon Ball film. One might consider even skipping these 14 episodes and just watching the film as it hits on all the major plot points needed for the series. Overall the Battle of Gods Saga was one of the weaker arcs of the series solely because it was a retelling of a feature film. A retelling of the film Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, this saga did not bring much new to the table outside of fleshing out plot points and providing a slightly alternate scenario from the film. The Battle of Gods Saga lasted the first 14 episodes of the series. Dragon Ball Super was an overall joy to watch and while it had sagas that could have been better, it equally had sagas that were epic. As a series review, I will individually score each Saga and give a final series score at the end.
The anime went from July 5th, 2015 to March 24th, 2018 and had 5 Sagas within it. That being said, the series bounced back and had moments that reached the greatness of the series before it. When the series first began, it was met with a rushed production schedule and had episodes of poor animation and uneven writing. Dragon Ball Super has had ups and downs in 131 episodes. Dragon Ball Super follows Goku and the Z Fighters and brings many new enemies and adventures in their path.
The series, which first aired July 5th, 2015, is a sequel series to Dragon Ball Z, a standout series that continues to be the most popular anime’s worldwide. Dragon Ball Super is a series produced by Toei Animation and created by Dragon Ball legend, Akira Toriyama.
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