Fans across the globe are not super pumped about the quality of animation in the new Dragon Ball TV series called "Dragon Ball Series." Creator of Dragon Ball is also disappointed with the quality of the TV anime series.
When the sensei himself is speaking out, it would mean the animators would have to up their game and bring out good quality episodes. However, the other side is that the budget is not as huge as a movie.
V Jump magazine from Japan published the Dragon Ball 30th Anniversary Super History Book. This new material celebrates thirty years of the renowned Dragon Ball manga.
The magazine also featured few quotes by Akira Toriyama, creator of the manga and he shared that he did not like the live-action movie released earlier, as well as the quality of "Dragon Ball Super" anime disappointed him.
"Dragon Ball once became a thing of the past to me, but after that, I got angry about the live action movie, re-wrote an entire movie script, and now I am complaining about the quality of the new TV anime. It seems Dragon Ball has grown on me so much that I can't leave it alone," Toriyama said to the magazine.
It will be interesting to see the animators working on Toriyama's suggestion about the anime and improving the quality.
Meanwhile, "Dragon Ball Super" episode 28 showcased the starting of the Champa saga on the TV anime. It also the onslaught of new material for fans.
After taking care of Golden Freeza, Vegeta and Goku headed to Beerus' planet to continue their training with Whis. In episode 28, they were wearing giant and heavy body suits made to slow them down. The "Dragon Ball Super" manga shows Whis punishing the fighters by making them wear the heavy suits.
Champa and Vados arrived on the planet with a huge bang. Beerus thought that the explosion is caused by Vegeta and Goku during the training. Later, he found out about the arrival of Champa and Vados. The future episodes will showcase Team Champa and Team Beerus battling it out in a tournament.
"Dragon Ball Super" episodes air Sundays. Stay tuned for more news and updates.
Watch "Dragon Ball Super" episode 29 preview trailer below.
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