Dragon Ball Super continues to thrive, with the manga taking the lead as the anime focuses on Dragon Ball Daima. Despite the recent loss of legendary creator Akira Toriyama, the manga’s momentum remains strong under the skillful hands of artist Toyotaro.
Offering fans a glimpse into the future, a preview of Chapter 103 has been unveiled, showcasing a rough sketch featuring the intense battle between Ultra Instinct Goku and Gohan Beast.
Released on the official Dragon Ball website, the preview teases the upcoming chapter, leaving fans eager to witness the next level of the fierce confrontation between Goku and Gohan Beast.
The sketch hints at the dynamic action and heightened stakes that await readers in the upcoming installment.
Dragon Ball Super Chapter 103 is scheduled for release on March 20th, with the first drafts expected to emerge in the week leading up to the official release.
Despite the recent passing of Akira Toriyama on March 1st at the age of 68, Toyotaro remains dedicated to his craft, ensuring the continuation of the Dragon Ball legacy.
The collaborative efforts between Toriyama and Toyotaro over the years have left an indelible mark on the franchise, and fans are curious to see how the narrative unfolds in the absence of Toriyama’s direct involvement.
Speculation has arisen about Toyotaro possibly taking a break from publishing this month as a gesture of mourning for his mentor.
However, the artist’s commitment to carrying on the Dragon Ball legacy suggests that the creative journey will persist.
With Toriyama’s passing, the responsibility of shaping Goku’s future and determining the next steps for Dragon Ball now rests on the shoulders of Toyotaro and other creatives involved in the project.
Akira Toriyama’s private funeral marked the solemn farewell to the visionary creator on March 1st.
The global community continues to mourn the loss of Toriyama while expressing gratitude for the enduring impact of his work, especially through the ongoing success of Dragon Ball Super in both anime and manga formats.