To the relief of many anime fans who just cannot handle how news in the medium seems to be solely focused on a Japanese fusion of superheroes and Harry Potter (Why don't y'all Plus Ultra my ass), here's some officially good information! Dragon Ball Super has another movie on the way! And that's about it, seriously.
You have to remember one thing about Dragon Ball villains: Frieza may have been cool, but his brother was Cooler.
If any one single character was deserving of a smash of the reset button, it certainly is Broly. You can’t think of the legendary Super Saiyan as a villain who can match wits with Frieza or pursue perfection like Cell did. Broly is a force of nature, Saiyan power that is unleashed and unstoppable when pointed in a certain direction. That’s the vibe that I’m getting in the latest trailer for Dragon Ball Super: Broly, which showcases the son of Paragus in action.
Jump Force makes the tag team action between Shonen Jump’s greatest stars look amazing in action, thanks to a flurry of speed, style and explosive haymakers.
131 episodes later and Dragon Ball Super is, to paraphrase Woken Matt Hardy, OVAAAAHHH. Dozens of episodes that revived the premier gateway drug into anime for many a western fan who didn’t have access to the SyFy channel back in the day for Neon Genesis Evangelion reruns, that didn’t just come back with a BIG BANG ATTACK, but also raised the bar for the limits of strength within that particular universe.
Bandai Namco and Arc System Works haven't just created one of the best fighting games in the form of Dragon Ball Fighter Z. They've also created a new property that plays as good as it looks and will leave fans of rocking the dragon smiling from ear to ear.
You’ll find the mightiest warriors in the galaxy (And Yamcha), hanging around several locations in Conton City and Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2.
These articles were originally posted on Lazygamer. But we’re reposting them here as well, because the two are kind of linked. Also, my laziness is over 9000 right now. It’s a new age for Dragon Ball Z. One that is filled with actual new material, thanks to last year’s Battle of Gods which kickstarted a whole new universe for the …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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