The passing of Akira Toriyama has brought uncertainty about the future of the Dragon Ball universe, but the release of volume 24 of the Dragon Ball Super manga is sparking excitement among fans as it suggests that more adventures are coming.
Toyotaro, the artist who collaborated with Toriyama on Super, has already illustrated the characters that will appear in the upcoming volumes, something he hopes to show soon. By commenting on this, Toyotaro virtually confirms that he is working on new chapters, with more stories that we have yet to discover.
Although Shueisha has not officially revealed plans for the Dragon Ball Super manga, especially due to ongoing disputes over Toriyama’s work, Toyotaro’s comments suggest that the immediate future of Super is already set.
Toyotaro has confirmed that the “Super Hero” arc has officially concluded with the new volume, but he hints at the upcoming chapters and volumes, confirming a future for Dragon Ball Super, at least through the manga.
With characters like Broly, warriors from various universes such as Universe 7, and transformations like Gogeta, the potential for new stories is immense.
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