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Dragon Ball Super: Broly is without a doubt going to play a vital role in how the franchise proceeds moving forward. With a new aesthetic, a rejuvenated Akira Toriyama penning the story, and emphasis on making non-canon characters canon, modern Dragon Ball is undergoing a serious shift for better or for worse. In terms of presentation, it absolutely is for the better. The series has never looked so good in its animated form.

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• Fans React to Broly Coming to 'Dragon Ball Super'
• DRAGON BALL SUPER BROLY MOVIE TRAILER REACTION & REVIEW
• 7 things to know before you see Dragon Ball Super: Broly
• International release date for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero confirmed
• Dragon ball characters react...
• 'Dragon Ball Super' Fans React to Broly's New Design
• User Reviews
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly is without a doubt going to play a vital role in how the franchise proceeds moving forward. With a new aesthetic, a rejuvenated Akira Toriyama penning the story, and emphasis on making non-canon characters canon, modern Dragon Ball is undergoing a serious shift for better or for worse.

In terms of presentation, it absolutely is for the better. The series has never looked so good in its animated form. Unfortunately, everything else is a bit hit or miss, to say the least. Where Battle of Gods suffered from poor art, but thrived narratively, Broly has the opposite problem. Worth keeping in mind, these are two elements the series has always excelled at.

In many respects, Dragon Ball Super: Broly is what the average consumes believes Dragon Ball to be: nonsensical, devoid of character, and non-stop action. At the end of the Namek arc, the gang wishes for Porguna, a stronger dragon than Shenlong, to whisk Goku back to Earth.

Unfortunately, as Goku does not want to return and a wish cannot override the desire of another person, Porguna cannot fulfill the request. At the end of Broly, Cheelai wishes to summon Broly away from Earth. Using the same logic from the Namek arc, and taking into consideration that Shenlong is an inherently weaker version of Porunga, there is no realistic scenario where the wish would have been able to go through. It could be argued that Broly was in a state of madness and lacked a will of his own, but that in itself raises other questions.

He is a monster. Even when friendly, he cares only about himself. He may banter with Goku, but he is not a good person. He genocided an entire race just to wish for immortality, after all. With no one to stop him, Frieza is prepared to wish not for immortality, but to be a few inches taller. The whole context surrounding the Oracle Fish prophesying Goku becoming a Super Saiyan God revolved around the fact that Beerus wanted to wake up to a good fight after his decades-long sleep.

At the time, Broly was undeniably stronger than Goku, and by a lot. From what we know, Bardock led a charge against Frieza before immediately getting vaporized with the rest of Planet Vegeta.

That part is in the film, but…. In the manga, Bardock is clearly shown wearing his signature headband, but not such accessory exists in the movie. In the original series, the reveal that Goku was a vicious alien sent to Earth to destroy the planet was a big deal. It completely recontextualized Goku as a character and brought with it inherent themes relating to the concept of nature versus nurture. There's just no winning when Dragon Ball Minus is involved.

Because of Minus , Goku is less interesting and has less depth. This is an unfortunate consequence that the film, in adapting the chapter, maintains. As is tradition, Goku and Vegeta mess up their fusion when it comes time for them to practice the fusion dance in preparation for Gogeta. All the while, Frieza is actively fighting Broly.

Since Goku and Vegeta perform the fusion dance three times before ultimately going to fight Broly, Frieza ends up fighting the Saiyan for 90 minutes. Keep in mind, Broly is significantly stronger than Frieza and this is a series where fights happen at a lightning fast pace. The fact Frieza could survive against Broly for an hour and a half is quite frankly absurd. When it comes down to it, there is simply no logic behind Goku and Vegeta choosing to do the fusion dance.

In the 90 minutes they spent preparing for the fight against Broly, they could have teleported to any Kaioshin, grabbed some Potara, and become Vegetto. This is a film about the three children or three very specific men yet it all boils down to two of them fusing to defeat the other. At least the fight is visually stunning. On that note, there really is no reason why the prologue had to follow Bardock, Vegeta, and Paragus.

To break that down further, Goku and Vegeta are left coming out of the film relatively dry in terms of development. This is a movie about Broly first and foremost, which is fine, but there was also a fantastic opportunity to examine Goku and Vegeta.

With context from Bardock and King Vegeta, how have the two men grown or changed over the years? Can Broly inspire more growth? Apparently not. Both are just content to fight Broly without examining who they are or their nature as Saiyans. This is an idea the manga shares, but, this time around, the implication is that Vegeta trained himself to trigger God on his own. Does continuity really matter when you have two valid canons running simultaneously?

Either way you cut it, the fact Vegeta can use Super Saiyan God in this movie is… questionable at best. As a result, Vegeta should be able to trigger Super Saiyan Evolution which he unlocked during the Tournament of Power.

He should, realistically, be able to use the form, but he never actually does. Although Goku cannot trigger Ultra Instinct, he should still be able to use Kaioken. In fact, Goku is totally comfortable keeping Broly alive so he can fight him for later. Then comes Gogeta, who is more than comfortable wasting Broly. In Gogeta's defense, maybe he just really hated the movie.

It can be argued that the Vegeta half of Gogeta was the one who compelled Gogeta to go for the finisher, but it seems odd that Gogeta would act so in contrast to Goku who genuinely wanted to keep Broly alive. Dragon Ball Super: Broly has a tone problem. In a vacuum, this is fine. Dragon Ball cannot have it both ways all the time. Not every character needs to appear in every arc or film. To be honest, the fact Goten and Trunks appear in this movie at all is not a positive.

They have no place so why should they appear? Now would have been a nice time to analyze what being a Saiyan means to Gohan. Regardless of medium, Gohan ends the Tournament of Power a more determined martial artist.

Once Broly arrives, though, Gohan is suspiciously left out of the action in favor of Goku and Vegeta. Considering how much the movie comments on the nature of Saiyans, now more than ever would have been the best time for Gohan to make an appearance. This in itself raises another issue: when did Piccolo become the expert on the fusion dance? Keep in mind that this was a technique Goku learned and then taught during the Buu arc. Modern Dragon Ball has a serious teamwork problem between Goku and Vegeta.

Cheelai spends most of the film trying to connect to Broly, lambasting a world that has misunderstood the gentleness inside his soul.

She is framed as the only character to truly understand for him on a personal and intimate level. Unfortunately, as she is depicted in the film, Cheelai clearly has no understanding of Broly either. The fact the film chose to spent its opening adapting Minus immediately raised some red flags within the fandom, but there is nothing stating that an animated version of Dragon Ball Minus needed to have the same problems as its admittedly short and underdeveloped manga source material.

Unfortunately, while the plot is far more fleshed out and actually palatable now, the timeline is still a mess. In jumping so haphazardly between internal time skips, the prologue butchers the timeline into pieces, entering the main chunk of the film at a year that quite frankly makes little sense when examined closely. Read Next in movies.

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DRAGON BALL SUPER BROLY MOVIE TRAILER REACTION & REVIEW

For Hollywood, January is often a time of losers at the box office — but it can also be full of cinematic surprises. Blessed with extraordinary strength, Goku has put his skills to use saving the people of his adopted planet from all manner of aliens and demons. Dragon Ball Super: Broly takes place after the events of Super , though familiarity with the events of that series is not required to understand the plot. It turns out that Goku and Vegeta are not the only survivors of the Saiyan race. In the present day, Broly is discovered by a newly-resurrected Frieza, who sends him to Earth to get his revenge on Vegeta. Always a fan favorite, Broly now gets the nuanced depiction he deserves. They gravitate to that show because they love to work out to it, flex their muscles in the mirror, and scream like Vegeta, and this gave them every reason to do that. Although Dragon Ball Super: Broly is packed wall to wall with epic fight scenes — between Goku and Broly, between Vegeta and Broly, and more — it also comes with a lot of fascinating backstory. The film opens with an extended flashback to Planet Vegeta in the years before its destruction. In the past, the Saiyans are depicted just as heartless pirates, stealing planets from people.

7 things to know before you see Dragon Ball Super: Broly

Back in March, there was quite a bit of excitement when a worldwide release date for the new Dragon Ball Super movie was announced , along with a teaser image and short trailer. And fans had every reason to be excited, as this would be the very first movie based on the Dragon Ball Super TV series , and also the 20th feature-length film in the Dragon Ball anime franchise. Coming soon, a new adventure to be the strongest begins. The new DragonBallSuper movie teaser is here!

International release date for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero confirmed

Vegeta-Hello it me Vegeta prince of the mother fucken sayians!!! And I'm here to give me personal thoughts about the dragon Ball super broly movie,I'm just going to get this out the way the movie would be perfect if he wasn't in it and his name will neve. Gogeta-btw goku vegata what do you think about the movie. Goku and Vegeta-well it was amazing fighting broly was cool he was super strong! Yeah but it would been amazing if I didn't have do that dance and fuse with kakorot. Goku-shut up vegetable Gogeta-god sorry that's all I have today so final flash!

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'Dragon Ball Super' Fans React to Broly's New Design

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The new " Dragon Ball Super: Broly" movie has already been released in the Japanese theaters and according to the reviews, the 20th "Dragon Ball" movie is, without a doubt, the best movie in the franchise so far. The movie not only released in Japan, but fans in the United States also got a chance to see the film during its big premiere in Los Angeles , although, the film will officially be released on 16 January Big fans and "Dragon Ball" reviewers like Geekdom and YonkouProductions were also at the premiere and they were also really excited about being invited to the premiere. The reaction from all the fans that were invited to the premiere proved that Akira Toriyama finally created a Broly which is way better than the non-canon version.

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Even though the Dragon Ball franchise is one of the highest-grossing media franchises and the second-highest rated manga of all time, that's still a monstrous box office performance that not everyone saw coming. Were you surprised that Dragon Ball Super: Broly has done so well so quickly here in the states? I'm more surprised that I have been these characters for 20 years. To be honest, when I first heard that it was going to be a Broly movie I wasn't overly stoked about it. But once I saw the animatic come in and I saw a script.

Akira Toriyama has been working on the Dragon Ball series for quite a long time. In fact, it became so popular that Toriyama recreated the original Broly movie by redesigning him and making him canon. This new re-telling of the story of Broly is an interesting one as it has parallels to the original movie, but with a more direct tone. The movie starts with a trip through time as you see the original powerful members of the Frieza force such as young Nappa, Zarbon, The Ginyu Force, and Dodoria.