The animation and artstyle are stiff and uncreative and even though there are really good ideas for the arcs with some nice concepts and plot points, the story itself is bland and the endings of each arc are anti-climatic, with very convenient and unnatural ass-pulls. Now that Super is over and I can look back to it, it's not that good. If you casually like Dragon Ball and you're curious to know what's next but don't really want to bother that much unless it's good, then just watch the movies and leave it like that. Having watched the movies and all of Super, here's my two suggestions: But Toriyama also changes things from the movies to the show, so if you're way into the lore, it's important to see both. The movies do get retold in the show, but the animation is significantly worse. He's not the only one to suffer that problem either.Īs for what to watch, I said all of it.
He'll seem like he's making real personal growth one second, and then completely relapse the next. This is most infuriating if you like Vegeta. While Toriyama is still in charge of Dragon Ball, he's not as hands on on every single episode. The biggest flaw for me in Super is the inconsistent writing. With that public statement all stakes and tension went out the window. There are zero stakes to literally anything though because they've gone on record stating that Super takes place between the death of Buu and the World Martial Arts Tournament, keeping the very last scene in Z as canon. An important thing to remember is, "Power levels are bullshit."Īs for Super, it's kinda dumb fun. As absurd as the power level stuff has gotten, Uub is still referenced as being alive and growing in power during Super.
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