Featured Spotlight: Bandai Spirits Last week, Tamashii Nations launched its 2020 Event Exclusives, bringing together some unforgettable characters from the worlds of Godzilla and Dragon Ball Super. The figures recently went up for pre-order through Premium Bandai USA, and you can still secure these limited …Read more »
Tamashii Nations recently revealed its 2020 Event Exclusives, and the latest lineup of figures is truly impressive. This assortment includes iconic characters in exclusive colors from Godzilla and the Dragon Ball Super series, and they’re officially going up for pre-order through Premium Bandai USA starting …Read more »
It’s been a while since the anime adaptation of Daisuke Ashihara’s World Trigger was on the air, but it’s soon set to return with some updated staff members. Chief among the key players for the new season is Morio Hatano, who will be taking over …Read more »
Pulling from over 16,000 locations—including online retailers, physical chains like Barnes & Noble, and independent shops—the BookScan rankings are here to showcase the U.S. charts for January 2019. Manga once again dominates the Top 20 list of adult graphic novels, with Dragon Ball Super coming …Read more »
More numbers are in for Dragon Ball Super: Broly, which has had a wildly successful run in cinemas around the globe. According to Box Office Mojo, the worldwide gross of the 20th Dragon Ball feature soared past $100 million worldwide as of February 3, and …Read more »
As if the early box office numbers in Japan weren’t already enough, Dragon Ball Super: Broly has just hit its inevitable milestone. Following up on this past weekend’s screenings, the franchise’s 20th feature did an impressive number on the Japanese box office, and it’s officially …Read more »
With the film Dragon Ball Super: Broly becoming a massive hit, you might think the folks at Toei would be gearing up for some more Super action. Indeed, a report from cartoon industry news site World Screen posited that Toei Animation was preparing to create …Read more »
The elements that make up a great Dragon Ball movie probably don’t differ that much from one fan to another. Some may value the lore of Akira Toriyama’s 30-plus-year-old franchise more than others, but in the end it likely comes down to how memorable the …Read more »
The hits keep coming for the Dragon Ball Super: Broly anime film, which is hot off earning a whopping 3.3 billion yen at the Japanese box office. The latest milestone is about to be made once the new feature hits theaters in the United States, …Read more »
The latest theatrical outing for Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball franchise has been no slouch in the Japanese box office. According to the latest update, Dragon Ball Super: Broly has pulled in a whopping ¥3,354,780,500 (about US $30,837,498) from a total of 2,604,870 tickets in the …Read more »
Dragon Ball Super: Broly‘s January 16, 2019 North American premiere is right around the corner, and now it’s time to take a look at the English dub cast. Funimation shared a video and a full cast lineup ahead of the English debut, so see who’s …Read more »
It’s fair to say the hype for Dragon Ball Super: Broly is going full saiyan. Now we’ve got the final trailer for the new film before it hits Japanese theaters December 14—and it’s got English subtitles. Aside from giving us a look at some new …Read more »
The latest update for the Dragon Ball Super: Broly anime film concerns the theme song, which will be performed by Daichi Miura. The 31-year-old artist, who has been referred to as “Japanese-made Michael Jackson” in Japan, will sing “Blizzard.” Miura previously performed the “IT’S THE …Read more »
Dragon Ball Super: Broly hits screens in the U.S. January 16, 2019. That’s the word from Funimation, who have licensed the new Dragon Ball film. Before it goes wide, Broly will have its English-dubbed premiere December 13 at the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles. Before …Read more »
Two more voice cast members are ready to get in on the action of the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Broly anime film. Nana Mizuki (Heartcatch PreCure!‘s Cure Blossom) and Tomokazu Sugita (Gintama‘s Gintoki) will both be acting in the Dragon Ball anime franchise for the …Read more »
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