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Alternative Names: Dragon Ball Chou, DBS, ドラゴンボール超〈スーパー〉
Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Publication date: Jun 20, 2015 to ?
Genres: Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, Shounen, Super Power
Authors: Toriyama, Akira (Story), Toyotarou (Art)
Serialization: V-Jump

Synopsis:
Reuniting the franchise's iconic characters, Dragon Ball Super follows the aftermath of Goku's fierce battle with Majin Buu as he attempts to maintain earth's fragile peace.


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Quick question: is the manga different from the anime? I know they started around the same time, but it seemed like the manga releases couldn't keep up with the weekly anime airings. Worth reading?


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seiryu wrote: ↑
Mon May 04, 2020 7:49 pm
 Quick question: is the manga different from the anime? I know they started around the same time, but it seemed like the manga releases couldn't keep up with the weekly anime airings. Worth reading?
From what I remember from the anime (it's been a while since it was finished) the manga skips two sagas (Golden Frieza Saga and Copy-Vegeta Saga) although it hasn't stopped publishing yet, which means that after the ending of Universe Survival Saga (the one with the tournament of all the universes) we have a new saga that has not been adapted into the anime. I think its name is Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga and it's pretty good so far. The chapters are released monthly and not weekly, so that might be the reason the manga couldn't keep up. The anime has a lot of filler moments so it might be a bit different than the manga, I don't remember very well.
Anyway, I think it's worth a read, but if you don't want to read the sagas that have already been adapted, you should read from the latest saga onwards, it's reaching its climax now, so you won't have to wait for long :ohyes:


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Deathbloke wrote: ↑
Mon May 04, 2020 9:12 pm
 From what I remember from the anime (it's been a while since it was finished) the manga skips two sagas (Golden Frieza Saga and Copy-Vegeta Saga) although it hasn't stopped publishing yet, which means that after the ending of Universe Survival Saga (the one with the tournament of all the universes) we have a new saga that has not been adapted into the anime. I think its name is Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga and it's pretty good so far. The chapters are released monthly and not weekly, so that might be the reason the manga couldn't keep up. The anime has a lot of filler moments so it might be a bit different than the manga, I don't remember very well.
Anyway, I think it's worth a read, but if you don't want to read the sagas that have already been adapted, you should read from the latest saga onwards, it's reaching its climax now, so you won't have to wait for long :ohyes:
Ah nice, thanks! That's great to hear because seeing the number of releases, I assumed the pacing would be similar to modern DB arcs. But damn, if they've covered the rest of DB Chou and still got through another arc, that's great pacing. I'll read the latest arc and be back. Oh, might need an acknowledgement response so I don't have to double post the response.


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seiryu wrote: ↑
Tue May 05, 2020 3:18 am
 Ah nice, thanks! That's great to hear because seeing the number of releases, I assumed the pacing would be similar to modern DB arcs. But damn, if they've covered the rest of DB Chou and still got through another arc, that's great pacing. I'll read the latest arc and be back. Oh, might need an acknowledgement response so I don't have to double post the response.
Haha here you go, buddy :lmao:
I hope you like it :)


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Tue May 05, 2020 6:37 pm
 Haha here you go, buddy :lmao:
I hope you like it :)
Thanks, and yea I stopped reading at the worst time. I'm glad I looked up the manga arcs first because it reminded me that I read the first part of the Zamasu arc and gave up because I thought it was more of the same with the slow pacing.

Now I feel like I'm forgetting what was what, but did the anime have Vegito defeat Zamasu? I feel like the two chibi-Kings were not introduced this way, but I'm just drawing a blank on how the anime went.

I'm loving the pacing and it feels a little strange to have legit drama with a Dragon Ball plot. I'm so used to cliche plots with excessive redundancy, so I'm looking forward to starting the Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga.


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seiryu wrote: ↑
Thu May 07, 2020 12:53 am
 Now I feel like I'm forgetting what was what, but did the anime have Vegito defeat Zamasu? I feel like the two chibi-Kings were not introduced this way, but I'm just drawing a blank on how the anime went.
I'm not sure but I think they did use Vegito to fight Zamasu (although I don't remember exactly what happened).
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Yea, this latest Moro Arc gives me the feeling like this is how the original Bibbidi/Bobbidi/Boo arc should have been. It seems like a nice transition to Goku/Vegeta taking the step to be able to take on god-level opponents. Plus, I'm really liking Goku and Vegeta going down separate paths to their power-ups (finally!).

I'm not all the way caught up, but I should be by the time you respond [mention]Deathbloke[/mention] .


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seiryu wrote: ↑
Thu May 14, 2020 4:34 am
 Plus, I'm really liking Goku and Vegeta going down separate paths to their power-ups (finally!).

I'm not all the way caught up, but I should be by the time you respond @Deathbloke .
Yeah, I agree, Vegeta was always a powerhouse compared to Goku, he only trained physical attributes such as strength and agility in order to fight, while Goku has at least learned the instant transmission. It's nice that Vegeta changed his mind about learning new tricks that don't require physical strength to use and spring from mental strength and focus, such as cloning and gigantification.


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Thu May 14, 2020 11:11 am
 Yeah, I agree, Vegeta was always a powerhouse compared to Goku, he only trained physical attributes such as strength and agility in order to fight, while Goku has at least learned the instant transmission. It's nice that Vegeta changed his mind about learning new tricks that don't require physical strength to use and spring from mental strength and focus, such as cloning and gigantification.
Do you think Vegeta will be the one to beat Moro? Goku is already hitting his limit. He could reach the true ultra instinct mode again, but he’s already had a bunch of his energy drained.


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