Dragon Ball Super is poised to enter a new chapter as it gears up for the release of chapter 103 this month. With the anticipation building around this significant release, all eyes are on the series, especially in light of the recent tragic news of Akira Toriyama’s passing.
The legendary creator of Dragon Ball passed away earlier this month, adding a poignant layer of significance to the upcoming chapter.
For those unfamiliar, Toriyama supervised the production of Dragon Ball Super alongside his protege, Toyotaro. While Toyotaro handled the art, Toriyama contributed to the storyline and character designs.
Over the past few months, Dragon Ball Super has been building towards a new arc following the Super Hero storyline. Chapter 103 is expected to mark the conclusion of this arc, with Toriyama’s influence felt strongly in the chapter’s title, “An Inheritance to the Future”.
The revelation of the chapter’s title came recently as the official Dragon Ball website unveiled drafts for chapter 103. Fans learned that Dragon Ball Super is poised to wrap up its latest arc, a fitting tribute to Toriyama’s legacy. As for the future direction of the series, it remains uncertain.
In interviews conducted before Toriyama’s passing, Toyotaro and the Dragon Ball team hinted at the manga’s continued longevity. As fans await further developments, Toriyama’s legacy continues to guide the beloved franchise.
For those who may be behind on Dragon Ball, there’s no need to worry. The manga is readily available through the Shonen Jump app.
For those seeking more information on Dragon Ball Super, the official synopsis provides insight into the ongoing adventures of Goku and his companions as they face new challenges and adversaries.
As Dragon Ball Super prepares to embark on its next chapter, fans remain eager to see how the series will honor Toriyama’s legacy while forging ahead into uncharted territory.
With Toriyama’s spirit living on in the hearts of fans worldwide, the journey of Dragon Ball Super is sure to continue captivating audiences for years to come.