Dragon Ball Super TV Series Release Date, Voice Cast, Plot, And Everything We Know So Far
Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball Super is a Japanese television series drawn by Toyotarou. It is a sequel to Toriyama’s original Dragon Ball manga. It follows the exploits of Goku and his comrades during the ten-year skip following Majin Buu’s defeat. In June 2015, it began publication in Shueisha’s monthly shnen manga magazine V Jump. Viz Media and Shueisha released the manga in English on the Manga Plus platform. Toei Animation released a 131-episode anime television series adaption that aired in Japan from July 2015 to March 2018. Dragon Ball Super: Broly, the second film, was released in December 2018 and became the franchise’s highest-grossing anime film. On June 11, 2022, a sequel, Super Hero, was released.
Voice Cast
- Son Goku / Kakarot voiced by Sean Schemmel
- Vegeta voiced by Christopher Sabat
RECURRING ROLES
- Son Gohan voiced by Kyle Hebert
- Future Trunks voiced by Eric Vale
- Son Goten voiced by Kara Edwards
- Trunks voiced by Alexis Tipton
- Krillin voiced by Sonny Strait
- Piccolo voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Beerus voiced by Jason Douglas
- Whis voiced by Ian Sinclair
- Frieza voiced by Christopher Ayres
- Champa voiced by Ernesto Jason Liebrecht
- Vados voiced by Caitlin Glass
- Goku Black voiced by Sean Schemmel
- Zamasu voiced by James Marsters
- Future Zamasu voiced by James Marsters
- Chi-Chi voiced by Cynthia Cranz
- Bulma voiced by Monica Rial
- Videl voiced by Kara Edwards
- Mr. Satan voiced by Chris Rager
- Majin Buu voiced by Josh Martin
- Android 18 voiced by Meredith McCoy
- Android 17 voiced by Chuck Huber
- Master Roshi voiced by Mike McFarland
- Emperor Pilaf voiced by Chuck Huber
- Agent Mai voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard
- Agent Shu voiced by Chris Cason
- Jiren voiced by Patrick Seitz
- Caulifla voiced by Elizabeth Maxwel
- Kale voiced by Dawn M. Bennett
- Top voiced by Ray Hurd
- Dyspo voiced by Christopher Dontrell Piper
- King Kai / North Kai voiced by Sean Schemmel
- Kibito Kai voiced by Kent Williams
- Old Supreme Kai voiced by Kent Williams
- Yamcha voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Tien Shinhan voiced by John Burgmeier
- Chiaotzu voiced by Brina Palencia
- Oolong voiced by Brad Jackson
- Marron voiced by Tia Ballard
- Seer voiced by Monica Rial
- Bubbles voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Dende voiced by Justin Cook
- Gregory voiced by John Burgmeier
- Gotenks voiced by Kara Edwards
- Puar voiced by Brina Palencia
- Shenron voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Sorbet voiced by Jeremy Schwartz
- Tagoma voiced by Micah Solusod
- Sisami voiced by Brad Venable
- Jaco voiced by Todd Haberkorn
- Piiza voiced by Linda Young
- Pirozhki voiced by Kyle Hebert
- Captain Ginyu voiced by R Bruce Elliott
- Tights voiced by Anastasia Munoz
- Zuno voiced by Daniel Penz
- Monaka voiced by Daman Mills
- Cabba voiced by Clifford Chapin
- Botamo voiced by Cris George
- Supreme Kai voiced by Kent Williams
- Kibito voiced by Chuck Huber
- Galactic King voiced by Bob Reed
- Referee voiced by Chris Burnett
- Fuwa voiced by Gregory Lush
- Frost voiced by Greg Ayres
- Hit voiced by Matthew Mercer
- Magetta voiced by Naoki Tatsuta
- Zeno voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft
- Pan (Baby) voiced by Jeannie Tirado
- Arale Norimaki voiced by Brina Palencia
- Potage voiced by Bob Hess
- Gryll voiced by Brienne Olvera
- Cloned Vegeta voiced by Brian Drummond
- Yajirobe voiced by Mike McFarland
- Korin voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Future Mai voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard
- Dr. Brief voiced by Mark Stoddard
- Gowasu voiced by Garrett Schenck
- Grand Minister voiced by Josh Grelle
- Future Yajirobe voiced by Mike McFarland
- Maki voiced by Apphia Yu
- Haru voiced by Micah Solusod
- Turtle voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Fusion Zamasu voiced by James Marsters
- Future Zeno voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft
- Marcarita voiced by Jamie Marchi
- Belmod voiced by Markus Lloyd
- Cae voiced by Aaron Roberts
- K’nsi voiced by Chris Long
- Vewon voiced by Charles Campbell
- Tupper voiced by J Michael Tatum
- Zoire voiced by Aaron Dismuke
- Kahseral voiced by Tyson Rinehart
- Kettle voiced by Josh Martin
- Cocotte voiced by Marissa Lenti
- Pilina voiced by Jarrod Greene
- Saonel voiced by Brandon Potter
- Kefla voiced by Dawn M. Bennett
- Mr. Popo voiced by Chris Cason
- Zirloin voiced by Gabe Kunda
- Fortuneteller Baba voiced by Linda Young
- Sidra voiced by Greg Dulcie
- Roh voiced by Derick Snow
- Heles voiced by Maryam Baig
- Quitela voiced by Meli Grant
- Kuru voiced by Justin Briner
- Rumsshi voiced by Oliver Tull
- Kusu voiced by Brittney Karbowski
- Ribrianne voiced by Veronica Taylor
- Kakunsa voiced by Morgan Berry
- Roasie voiced by Kristi Rothrock
- Pell voiced by Charles Campbell
- Sour voiced by Austin Tindle
- Liquiir voiced by Dallas Reid
- Korn voiced by Kyle Igneczi
- Iru voiced by Bob Reed
- Bergamo voiced by Marcus Stimac
- Lavender voiced by Christopher Guerrero
- Basil voiced by Jeff Plunk
- Mule voiced by Chris Cason
- Eyre voiced by Alfie Coy
- Borareta voiced by Daman Mills
- Iwan voiced by Josh Martin
- Anato voiced by Chris Burnett
- Ganos voiced by Brandon McInnis
- Agu voiced by Anthony Bowling
- Ogma voiced by Leah Clark
- Arak voiced by Orion Pitts
- Giin voiced by Reagan Murdock
- Nink voiced by Jim Johnson
- Chappil voiced by Taylor Harris
- Comfrey voiced by Alex Mai
- Dercori voiced by Amber Lee Lee Connors
- Hop voiced by Amanda Gish
- Hyssop voiced by David Wald
- Roselle voiced by Anthony Bowling
- Cloned Gryll voiced by Brienne Olvera
- Son Goku voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard
- Krillin (Young) voiced by Laurie Steele
GUEST STARS
- Ox-King voiced by Kyle Hebert
- Bee voiced by Christopher Bevins
- Caroni voiced by John Burgmeier
- Snackian Ambassador voiced by Jim Foronda
- Galbee voiced by Bob Carter
- Geppuman voiced by Vic Mignogna
- Singer voiced by Lee Murphy
- Super Shenron voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Future Bulma voiced by Monica Rial
- Future Dabura voiced by Rick Robertson
- Future Son Gohan voiced by Kyle Hebert
- Mrs. Brief voiced by Cynthia Cranz
- Vegito voiced by Sean Schemmel
- Dr. Rota voiced by Richard Steven
- Barry Kahn voiced by Robert McCollum
- Cocoa Amaguri voiced by Bryn Apprill
- Director voiced by Masaru Ikeda
- Assistant Director voiced by Jeremy Inman
- Nappa voiced by Phil Parsons
- Perfect Cell voiced by Dameon Clarke
- Tambourine voiced by Dameon Clarke
- Super Buu voiced by Justin Cook
- Jeice voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Burter voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Guldo voiced by Greg Ayres
- Recoome voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Raditz voiced by Justin Cook
- King Piccolo voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Prum voiced by Jim Foronda
- Rabanra voiced by Derick Snow
- Zarbuto voiced by Mark Stoddard
- Jimizu voiced by Sonny Franks
- Bikal voiced by Lauren Landa
- Harmira voiced by Kyle Igneczi
- Zircor voiced by Christopher Niosi
- Dium voiced by John Burgmeier
- Dyrasem voiced by Austin Tindle
- Methiop voiced by Shawn Gann
- Murichim voiced by Reagan Murdock
- Murisam voiced by Alex Mai
- Obni voiced by Randy Pearlman
- Rylibeu voiced by Krystal LaPorte
- Rubalt voiced by Gabe Kunda
- Napapa voiced by David Wald
- Galactic Poacher Boss voiced by Andrew Love
- Yurin voiced by Luci Christian
- Watagash voiced by Ricco Fajardo
- Jiren (Child) voiced by Terri Doty
- Jiren (Teen) voiced by Nazeeh Tarsha
- Camparri voiced by Calvin Scott Scott Roberts
- Catopesra voiced by Garret Storms
- Koitsukai voiced by Derick Snow
- Maji-Kayo voiced by Meli Grant
- Narirama voiced by Daman Mills
- Nigrissi voiced by Jon Allen
- Panchia voiced by Howard Wang
- Dr. Paparoni voiced by Christopher Bevins
- Biarra voiced by Shawn Gann
- Za Priccio voiced by J Michael Tatum
- Bubibinman voiced by Phil Parsons
- Araghne voiced by Rawly Pickens
- Minotaurus voiced by Charles Campbell
- King Yemma voiced by Chris Rager
- Blue Ogre voiced by Justin Briner
- Majora voiced by Christopher Wehkamp
- Mohito voiced by Howard Wang
- Oregano voiced by Christopher Wehkamp
- Shosa voiced by Brienne Olvera
- Sorrel voiced by Holly Franklin
- Monna voiced by Emily Fajardo
- Trunks Cat voiced by Rawly Pickens
- King Vegeta voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Vegeta (Young) voiced by Justin Briner
- Sun voiced by Phil Parsons
- Senbei Norimaki voiced by R Bruce Elliott
- Mr. Pig voiced by Jim Foronda
- Dr. Mashirito voiced by Barry Yandell
- Female Receptionist voiced by Michelle Rojas
What is The of Release date Dragon Ball Super?
Happinet published the anime series on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan between December 2015 and July 2018. Each “Box” includes a guidebook and textless opening and closing credits sequences. Funimation began distributing the series in North America in July 2017, on both DVD and Blu-ray, with both English-dubbed and English-subtitled Japanese versions; the Blu-ray discs often include interviews with the English actors and textless opening/closing credits sequences. Manga Entertainment and Madman Entertainment distribute Funimation’s localized releases in the United Kingdom and Australasia.
Toei Animation developed a 131-episode anime television series adaption that aired in Japan from July 2015 to March 2018. Dragon Ball Super: Broly, the second film, was released in December 2018 and became the franchise’s highest-grossing anime film. On June 11, 2022, a sequel, Super Hero, was released.
On September 18, 2009, the first Blu-ray and DVD collections were released in Japan. Monthly, individual volumes and Blu-ray box sets were published. The French were the first to release all 167 episodes on Blu-ray and DVD.
Who is the Director of Dragon Ball Super?
Kimitoshi Chioka Is the Director of The series. Kimitoshi Chioka Directed (#1–46) Episodes Of Dragon Ball Super. Kimitoshi Chioka is known for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods (2013), Digimon: Digital Monsters (1999) and Digimon Ghost Game (2021).
Morio Hatano Is the co-Director of The series. Morio Hatano Directed (#28–76) Episodes Of Dragon Ball Super. Morio Hatano is known for Dragon Ball Super (2015), Hugtto Precure (2018), and Seinto Seiya: Omega (2012).
Kōhei Hatano Is the co-Director of The series. Kōhei Hatano Directed (#47–76) Episodes Of Dragon Ball Super. Kouhei Hatano is known for Tiger & Bunny (2011), Robotics;Notes (2012), and Casshern Sins (2008).
Tatsuya Nagamine Is the co-Director of The series. Tatsuya Nagamine Directed (#77–131) Episodes Of Dragon Ball Super. Tatsuya Nagamine is known for Dragon Ball Super: Broly (2018), Iesu! Purikyua 5 gô gô! Okashi no kuni no happî bâsudei (2008) and One Piece Film Z (2012).
Ryōta Nakamura Is the co-Director of The series. Ryōta Nakamura Directed (#77–131) Episodes Of Dragon Ball Super. Ryota Nakamura is known for Eiga Healin’ Good Precure: Yume no Machi de Kyun! Tto Go Go! Dai Henshin!! (2021), Seinto Seiya: Omega (2012), and Dragon Ball Super (2015).
Battle of Gods Arc
Beerus, the God of Destruction, has risen after 39 years of sleep. After having a dream about him, he goes off in quest of this mysterious Saiyan. Goku must find a means to unleash the might of “Super Saiyan God” and combat the irritated god before he destroys the Earth after visiting Kai and finally ending up on Earth!
Resurrection ‘F’ Arc
Freeza’s loyal lieutenant, Sorbet, revives him with Earth’s Dragon Balls in an attempt to recreate the dread his army once commanded. Still, Freeza has only one goal in mind: revenge! After four months of training, Freeza returns to Earth with a new transformation to challenge Goku, but having trained with Whis; he has a surprise of his own!
Universe 6 vs Universe 7 Arc
Champa and Beerus, the Gods of Destruction, have chosen to host team combat with selected warriors from their realms. The ultimate prize is Universe 7’s Earth and all of the delectable food that comes with it! With so much at stake, Earth’s heroes must protect their planet while searching for the final surviving Super Dragon Ball before it’s too late.
Goku Black Arc
The future is again in danger, pushing humanity to destruction. Future Trunks fights back, but even a Super Saiyan’s might is no match for this mysterious man known as “Black.” With no other choice, Trunks returns to the past to beg for the assistance of Goku and Vegeta. Can they foil Black’s shocking scheme even with Beerus on their side?
Tournament of Power Arc
Having watched the martial arts tournament between Universe 6 and 7, the Omni-King holds his own against all 12 universes! The Universe’s Greatest Martial Arts Tournament has begun, and the warriors have gathered. While Goku is overwhelmed with unbridled joy, Beerus and Whis are terrified of the repercussions of defeat.
What is the of Plot Dragon Ball Super?
Four years after defeating Majin Buu, Goku is shown working as a farmer and living peacefully with his family and friends. Beerus, the God of Destruction, wakes after decades of sleep. Beerus searches the Super Saiyan God with the assistance of his Angel assistant and teacher, Whis, warning him to destroy the Earth if he loses against him. With the support of his allies, Goku turns into the Super Saiyan God, confronts Beerus, and fails. Nonetheless, his efforts satisfy Beerus, who spares the world.
After that, as Goku and Vegeta are training with Whis, the remains of Frieza’s army collect the Dragon Balls and resurrect Frieza. Frieza comes to Earth wanting revenge after completing his training. Despite reaching the Golden Frieza transformation, Goku and Vegeta beat him. They are proficient in the Super Saiyan Blue transformation. Despite this, Frieza destroys the Earth, but Whis turns back time, allowing Goku to defeat Frieza.
Champa, Beerus’ brother and Universe Six’s God of Destruction, try to convince Beerus to host a tournament amongst the strongest warriors from their universes. The winner receives Super Dragon Balls, planet-sized Dragon Balls with nearly limitless wish-granting ability. Champa aims to replace Universe Six’s bleak Earth with Universe Seven’s for food. Goku and his pals participate in the competition. The tournament ends in a match between Goku and Hit. Goku forfeits the game since he cannot battle Hit at full strength. Hit loses the championship match to Universe Seven. Beerus secretly hopes for the Super Dragon Balls to rebuild the Earth of Universe Six.
Lord Zen, the Omni-King of all worlds, meets and befriends Goku, who promises to bring him a friend. Later, Future Trunks arrives, this time with information on an adversary that resembles Goku, Goku Black. They learn that Goku Black is Zamasu, a Supreme Kai apprentice from Universe Ten. As part of his plan to annihilate all mortals, the latter utilized the Super Dragon Balls to abduct Goku’s body from another reality. Zamasu and the future timeline are later removed from existence by Future Zen, who follows Goku back to the present and becomes Present Zen’s friend. Trunks depart for another timeline.
Later, both Zens convene the Tournament of Power, where fighter teams from eight of the twelve worlds compete, with vanquished universes obliterated. The competition is attended by Goku, his friends, Android 17, and a temporarily restored Frieza. They face up against strong fighters like Universe Eleven’s Jiren. Goku develops a new form called Ultra Instinct, which allows him to battle without thinking. The tournament concludes with Goku and Frieza eliminating Jiren, leaving Android 17 as the Universe 7 victor. He receives one Super Dragon Ball wish and restores the erased universes. Frieza has been revived permanently.
Frieza and his rebuilt army are on the hunt for the Dragon Balls. During his hunt, Frieza encounters two exiled Saiyan survivors, Broly and his father Paragus, the latter of whom seeks revenge on Vegeta for his father’s isolation of Broly before the destruction of the Saiyan homeworld. Broly easily defeats Goku and Vegeta, fusing them into “Gogeta.” Still, before Gogeta can kill Broly, he is spared by Frieza’s soldiers, Cheelai and Lemo. Frieza escapes the planet, swearing revenge.
