The followers of Dragon Ball Super have been wondering for months when they will be able to enjoy new installments of the series again. Since the death of Akira ToriyamaThe work is experiencing a period of uncertainty and hiatus, which has generated debate and some frustration among its most loyal fans. Although the franchise has released some special chapters and continues to expand with new products, the main plot of the manga remains on hold.
Confirmation that there will be no new episodes in 2025 It fell like a bucket of cold water on those who were hoping to resume the story this year. The reasons behind this indefinite pause These are explained both by the need to reorganize the creative future of the series and by various legal and editorial issues. For now, there's no total cancellation, but there is a lack of new developments that keeps the community in suspense.
Official announcement: pause with no return date
On Jump Victory Carnival, Victory Uchida, editor of V-Jump magazine, was blunt in explaining that Dragon Ball Super will not return in 2025The publisher emphasizes that this is a temporary stoppage motivated by the need to redefine the creative direction and to resolve different legal aspects, especially after the disappearance of Toriyama, a key figure in the decision-making process.
Uchida has asked the public for patience and stresses that the series is not cancelled, although there is no confirmation as to when regular publication of the manga might resume. The most important events of the year, such as the Jump Party, are now emerging as opportunities to at least receive some news about the future of the work.
Toyotaro's situation and creative legacy
After Toriyama's death, Toyotaro has taken the creative lead on the series. In recent statements, the author himself explained that, although he was in charge of writing many of the scripts, Toriyama had the last word and their collaboration was fundamental, especially in the arches of granolah y MoroNow, Toyotaro acknowledges that continuing the story is complicated without his mentor and makes it clear that the future depends not only on him, but also on the editorial and legal coordination that is still ongoing.
While this break is maintained, Toyotaro has focused his activity on other personal projectsThe mangaka is working on a one-shot titled 'Lost Samurai', completely unrelated to the Dragon Ball universe. For now, all signs indicate that the artist is not actively involved in the production of new Dragon Ball Super installments, at least until the situation is clarified.
Legal obstacles and lack of clear leadership
La intellectual rights organization It is one of the factors that are most delaying the revival of manga. Currently, decisions must be made by consensus between Shueisha, Toei Animation y Capsule Corporation Tokyo, the company that manages Toriyama's legacy. This fragmentation has generated a climate of caution and a lack of official responses, which hampers the project's progress and fuels doubts about the franchise's short-term future.
La absence of clear leadership Toriyama's departure adds further uncertainty. Publishers and legal representatives are now prioritizing evaluating the path forward before committing to resuming the main story, both in the manga and in a possible return of the anime.
Fan expectations and possible paths for the series
Although regular serialization is on hold, the community is constantly speculating about what the next story arc will be once it resumes. The 'Black Freezer arc' appears to be the favorite to continue the plot from where it left off. Meanwhile, the reissue of previous works, spin-offs, and releases such as 'Dragon Ball Daima' keep interest and conversation alive around the Dragon Ball universe.
International events such as the Jump Party and Jump Victory Carnival They will continue to be showcases for any potential announcements about the show's return. Despite the lack of official information, fans remain hopeful, fueling rumors, analyzing statements from the creative team, and continuing the legacy of one of the most influential series in Japanese manga and anime.
The history of Dragon Ball Super is experiencing its most uncertain moment, sustained by the passion of its creators, the patience of its audience, and the expectation that, sooner or later, the series will surprise us again with new chapters and adventures for Goku and company.
