Dragon Ball Super Releases the Manga’s Best Cover Yet

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Currently, Dragon Ball Super is experiencing a pause in its storyline as the direction for the manga beyond this point remains undecided. However, there’s some optimism for what lies ahead, as the upcoming volume of the manga features captivating cover art that promises an exciting continuation. After wrapping up the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero arc in the spring, the series took a break and the future of the franchise has been left uncertain following the passing of its original creator Akira Toriyama. Yet, there appears to be a desire within the creative team to keep the manga going, as evidenced by their recent efforts to release new content.

Dragon Ball Super, after a long break, came back this year with a fresh installment of the manga that highlighted an unexplored aspect of Goten and Trunks prior to the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero storyline. This comeback was delightful for fans as it marked the first new publication in a year since the break, indicating further progression of the series with a fresh volume. Additionally, its cover is one of the best designs so far; take a look below, as pointed out by @DbsHype on X.

Dragon Ball Super Volume 24 Cover in HQ!

Release: April 4th

— Hype (@DbsHype) March 20, 2025

What to Know for Dragon Ball Super Volume 24

Starting April 4th, Dragon Ball Super Volume 24 will be available in Japan, however, an international release date is still undetermined at the moment. This book collects the last four chapters of the series from Chapter 101 to Chapter 104, which includes the new one-shot that was released during the hiatus. Since Chapter 104 came out earlier this year, the series has been on a break and there’s no indication it will resume soon, making this latest volume quite significant.

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Given that this might be the last volume of Dragon Ball Super we’ll have for a while, this cover carries great importance. It not only presents a dream team-up with all the latest transformations of the Z-Fighters, which haven’t been seen in the series itself, but it could also serve as an ending image if the series doesn’t resume with new episodes. This is each fighter at their peak strength, and fans are eagerly anticipating more of these powerful forms in the future.

Will Dragon Ball Super Ever Come Back?

As a die-hard fan of Dragon Ball Super, I’m eagerly looking forward to what lies ahead for this beloved series. Though it’s uncertain how the story will unfold now that Akira Toriyama has moved on, there remains an abundance of potential storylines to be explored in the manga. It’s a bumpy road we fans must tread, given the challenges of continuing the franchise with Toriyama no longer at the helm. However, we’ve seen that spin-offs like Dragon Ball Daimaoshave successfully expanded upon his original vision. With Dragon Ball Super’s future still undecided, it seems we may be in for another thrilling journey down a new narrative path.

The epic tale of Dragon Ball Super ended on a colossal cliffhanger after the conclusion of the Granolah the Survivor saga. An intriguing twist was unveiled, as Frieza, the ruthless warrior from Universe 7, had undergone intense training within a Hyperbolic Time Chamber for ten years and emerged with an extraordinary new form, Black Frieza. If the series resumes, it’s crucial that it addresses this storyline and concludes it without another cliffhanger, given its immense potential. The possibility of exciting alliances, as hinted by the cover art, adds even more fuel to the anticipation. It’s an opportunity that simply can’t be missed.

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2025-03-23 02:39