The Dragon Ball Super manga's inevitable return to V-Jump has finally been officially confirmed by a preview of the next ...

As you may have heard, Dragon Ball Super chapter 103 went live this week, and the update ended with a tribute to Toriyama. Shueisha, the publisher behind Dragon Ball, also added a schedule update for ...

At the recent Japan Expo Paris convention, Toyotaro was confirmed to be working on a brand new manga with Dragon Ball editor Kazuhiko Torishima. Unfortunately for Z-Fighter fans, the manga is listed ...

All signs point to an upcoming return for the Dragon Ball Super manga, and the series has already set the stage to ...

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Laura has been writing about anime for some time, with bylines on websites like GameRant and Dexerto. She holds an MA in Japanese Studies. Toyotaro confirmed a new arc for Dragon Ball Super, ...

As reported by leaker ryokutya2089, it seems like this hiatus won’t limit to the Dragon Ball Super manga, and instead the V Jump magazine where the series is published will go on a temporary hiatus.

The Dragon Ball Super manga may be on pause, but the fandom is anything but quiet. Toyotarou, the artist behind the series since its post-Z arc revival, has finally peeled back the curtain on his ...

It seems like the new work will be a one-shot based on the Dragon Ball: Super Divers arcade card game. However, at the time of writing there are no confirmed details about the plot of the one-shot.

It appeared as if the current Dragon Ball manga was going to continue despite the tragic passing of Akira Toriyama. However, things are still in flux, and there are more questions than answers when it ...