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Dragon Ball Super to Finally Get Us Closer to Black Frieza Anime Debut
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Dragon Ball Super has officially announced that the anime is coming back for a new era soon, and that means we’re now one step closer to seeing Black Frieza in action.
Dragon Ball Super has announced that as part of the Dragon Ball franchise’s 40th anniversary celebration, the anime is going to be returning with an adaptation of the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc.
This major arc was one of two exclusive arcs to the Dragon Ball Super manga that were never seen in the anime, and that brings us one step closer to Frieza’s highly anticipated comeback.
Dragon Ball Super’s Hiatus is Holding Black Frieza BackShueishaDragon Ball Super’s manga ended with its adaptation of the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie, and it means that the series has yet to officially wrap up this major Black Frieza tease.
Dragon Ball Super ending its anime with Black Frieza as the final villain would also be a fun full circle kind of moment for the franchise.