Dragon Ball Super, the hugely popular anime series that has enthralled viewers all around the world, has been a source of excitement and anticipation since its premiere.
It’s no surprise that fans are eagerly awaiting news of a second season, with its spectacular combat, unique characters, and epic plot arcs.
In this article, we’ll explore the latest updates on Dragon Ball Super Season 2 and what we can expect from this highly anticipated continuation of the series.
When Will Dragon Ball Super Season 2 Be Released?
According to Yahoo Entertainment, Dragon Ball Super Season 2 will premiere at the end of 2023.
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero ushers in a new story, and animators have suggested that more is on the way.
They may have misspoken, but it appears that more Dragon Ball Super is on the way. Fans are especially delighted about the announcement of a Dragon Ball Panel at New York Comic-Con on October 12, 2023, where a “mysterious new teaser” will be revealed. Is this the moment that Super Watchers have been waiting for?
Who Will Be in the Cast of Dragon Ball Super Season 2?
We expect the whole Japanese and English voice casts to return when Dragon Ball Super season 2 is confirmed. Masako Nozawa, Sean Schemmel, Ryo Horikawa, and Christopher Sabat are all expected to return.
The following are the possible Japanese Dragon Ball Super season 2 cast members:
- Masako Nozawa as Goku/Gohan/Goten
- Ryo Horikawa as Vegeta
- Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo
- Aya Hisakawa as Bulma
- Mayumi Tanaka as Krillin
- Takeshi Kusao as Trunks
- Yūko Minaguchi as Pan/Videl
What Will Happen in Dragon Ball Super 2?
At the end of Superhero, this is established. Goten and Trunks are both eager to re-train with Gohan and Piccolo, and we’ve added some new heroes to the mix. It appears like the newest generation of Z Fighters is ready to launch. In the meantime, Broly and Beerus are practicing alongside Goku and Vegeta.
Really, we simply need to figure out which of the best anime villains will show up to put everyone to the test. Broly and Beerus are gone, but new foes have emerged in the manga, including the ancient magician Moro, the arrogant Granolah, and the devious Heaters.
Read More: Captain Tsubasa Season 2 Release Date is Confirmed!
Worse, we know Frieza has been training and may have attained new levels of power.
Is There a Trailer for Dragon Ball Super Season 2?
There is no official Dragon Ball Super season 2 trailer yet, and we will have to wait till the season is officially announced. For now, you can watch the trailer for season 1 below:
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Watch Dragon Ball Super Season 2?
Dragon Ball Super season 2 will be available on Crunchyroll.
How Many Episodes Will Be There in Dragon Ball Super Season 2?
We don’t know how many episodes will comprise Dragon Ball Super season 2, but the first season lasted a whopping 121, so all bets are off.
Will There Be a Second Season of Dragon Ball Super?
Apparently so, according to personnel. Florence Jay Dominguito, a member of Toei Animation Philippines, spoke on the future of Super in an interview for the official Dragon Ball website.
