'Dragon Ball Super' Anime Might Air On Spring Of 2020

‘Dragon Ball Super’ Chapter 53 Spoilers: Merus Possibly An Angel More Powerful Than Goku, Vegeta, Or Beerus — "Dragon Ball Super" is slowly introducing interesting characters in the plot while revealing Moro's ultimate plan for powerful Saiyans like Goku and Vegeta. Instacodez/flickr

"Dragon Ball Super" was a massive global success. The Tournament of Power introduced exciting and powerful characters with emotionally relatable backgrounds. While the manga is exciting and picked up where the film "Dragon Ball Super: Broly" left, sadly, fans are still looking forward to the animated version of the popular series.

Recently, a report claimed that the next anime installment of "Dragon Ball Super" might return in the spring of 2020. The report predicted that a particular window claiming that it is impossible for Toei to release the series on Winter 2020 because we have not heard anything about it. Additionally, the report stated that the announcement of the next "Dragon Ball Super" anime series will be during this year's Jump Fiesta, which is just a few weeks from now.

Earlier this year, several reports claimed that the second installment of the popular anime series would arrive in July 2019. But, obviously, it did not happen. It is possible that the delayed release of "Dragon Ball Super" anime is because during that time, "One Piece Stampede" was also in the works. Considering that it was already in the wild a couple of months ago, there is a high chance that the team is currently focused on the production of the next "Dragon Ball Super" anime series.

Not gonna lie. i don't much care for the current #DragonBallSuper arc. An arc focusing on another never-before-seen villain from that has just conveniently existed (Boo much?) I could live without.

But this was a legitimately disturbing shot. Moro noticed Gokū sensing his ki. pic.twitter.com/KMxD5C2g21
— こわいマホイップ __ (@LastationLover5) December 21, 2018

The English dub version of the first "Dragon Ball Super" has already ended, and the manga is gaining traction because of its extremely interesting arc. "Dragon Ball Super" fans are ready to see the manga in its vividly colored and animated version, and most are hoping that it will be released the soonest. But, it is worth noting that the reports we cited in this article are not official. So we encourage you to take this with a barrel of salt and with great skepticism.

But, like you, we are also itching to see Son Goku and the rest of the gang venture into another journey. The Broly movie all left us wanting for more, and another "Dragon Ball Super" anime would definitely quench our thirst for some more" Dragon Ball Super" action.