The first episode functions as an info dump that rapidly deposits a lot on the audience and even makes use of the mid-episode break to slide in a summary card to make sure the audience gets the basics. It relies more on CG, darker tones, and a more physical/brutal transformation of the male lead versus the intellectual and emotional rapid development in the former, however. In terms of what you need to know, the series starts out very akin to Arslan Senki from the spring season. If you haven’t, watch it now! Chaos Dragon Sekiryuu Seneki It’s not a franchise that’s easy to get a predictive grasp for from one episode, but I feel the hype for it is well due. So, I can safely and enthusiastically recommend the series to any fan of Dragon Ball Z. For those concerned about series atmosphere and feel, I was very impressed with the presentation and preservation of the “Dragon Ball Z feel” as I was during Battle of the Gods. It’s quite slapstick yet clever with short sequences suggesting the next threat to Earth draws near. As for the actual episode content, it’s very much what I’d establish as “peace time” Dragon Ball Z set-up. The brief start-of-the-episode recap showcases the original series animation, and it’s great to see the update and care applied to it now. His character’s best appreciated with full context.Īs for the episode itself, the animation looks really good and crisp with the character designs being a spot-on renewal of the originals. If you haven’t, it’s a priority watch as Beerus-sama makes a quick return to the spotlight. First off, the series assumes that you’ve watched Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. Still, it has happened, so I’ll go with the necessities. I honestly never expected to be doing an impression for a sequel series to my first foray into anime. I didn’t think that would ever become a theme for a first impression post, so I hope my readers enjoy the interrelation! Dragon Ball Super
Today’s post will begin with a brief acknowledgment towards the double preview featuring dragons that grant wishes.
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