Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball Super has done excellent work when it comes to extending his most popular series’ brand. Dragon Ball Super has found success as a serialized anime, an ongoing manga, and plenty of video games. Audiences were especially thrilled to learn that Dragon Ball Super would be embracing cinematic spectacles to tell the type of grandiose stories that just aren’t possible in the standard anime. Movies are commonplace for successful anime and Dragon Ball Z alone has more than a dozen movies to its name.That being said, Dragon Ball Super’s feature films strive for a higher level of excellence, which is largely why 2018’s Dragon Ball Super: Broly surpassed expectations and remains one of the franchise’s most triumphant movies. Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a sterling example of everything that makes the long-running shonen series so celebrated, yet it goes one step further when it comes to the movie’s big battle showpiece. There are hundreds of battles across the Dragon Ball franchise, but there are several important reasons why Broly’s epic brawl between Gogeta Blue and Broly stands out as one of the series’ greatest moments.Dragon Ball Super’s movies make a concerted effort to move away from Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z’s non-canonical storytelling approach. Broly and Super Hero are instead official continuations of the series instead of just special spectacles. In doing so, Dragon Ball Super: Boly officially brings Broly into the fray – albeit with some crucial character revisions – that make the powerful Saiyan better than ever. Any battle against Broly would resonate for this reason, yet Dragon Ball Super: Broly creates an even more exciting showdown through its canonization of another special individual: Gogeta. Gogeta is the fusion dance union of Goku and Vegeta, and his appearance in Dragon Ball Super: Broly caught many fans by surprise.
Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball Super has done excellent work when it comes to extending his most popular series’ brand. Dragon Ball Super has found success as a serialized anime, an ongoing manga, and plenty of video games. Audiences were especially thrilled to learn that Dragon Ball Super would be embracing cinematic spectacles to tell the type of grandiose stories that just aren’t possible in the standard anime. Movies are commonplace for successful anime and Dragon Ball Z alone has more than a dozen movies to its name.
That being said, Dragon Ball Super’s feature films strive for a higher level of excellence, which is largely why 2018’s Dragon Ball Super: Broly surpassed expectations and remains one of the franchise’s most triumphant movies. Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a sterling example of everything that makes the long-running shonen series so celebrated, yet it goes one step further when it comes to the movie’s big battle showpiece. There are hundreds of battles across the Dragon Ball franchise, but there are several important reasons why Broly’s epic brawl between Gogeta Blue and Broly stands out as one of the series’ greatest moments.
Dragon Ball Super’s movies make a concerted effort to move away from Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z’s non-canonical storytelling approach. Broly and Super Hero are instead official continuations of the series instead of just special spectacles. In doing so, Dragon Ball Super: Boly officially brings Broly into the fray – albeit with some crucial character revisions – that make the powerful Saiyan better than ever. Any battle against Broly would resonate for this reason, yet Dragon Ball Super: Broly creates an even more exciting showdown through its canonization of another special individual: Gogeta. Gogeta is the fusion dance union of Goku and Vegeta, and his appearance in Dragon Ball Super: Broly caught many fans by surprise.
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