The Dragon ball games are still very present today and if that were not enough, they also continue to offer a large amount of content. Although Dragon ball Xenoverse 2 was released a few years ago, the truth is that today it still has new additions to the game that make it really fun. Its player base remains very active thanks to all the updates and now, Frieza, one of the most iconic villains in the world, has a new transformation that has not gone unnoticed.

While Black Frieza is not yet present in the franchise’s video games, the character has received a new and beloved upgrade. Named as Golden Frieza – Ultra Supervillainthis new form is based on the “supervillain” transformation that several characters have achieved in the Xenoverse saga. This time it is Frieza’s turn in chapter three of this season, if you want to see the final result, pay close attention because we leave you the official video just below these lines.

Dragon ball prepares its return

There are many users who are eagerly awaiting the return of Dragon ball. The new chapters of the manga and the episodes of the anime have been on an indefinite hiatus for a few years now, although fortunately, everything indicates that the year 2026 could be the year chosen to continue the story of Dragon ball Super. Remember that the anime is really running behind, since They still just finished the Tournament of Powerso there is a lot of story left to tell.

We will see what the next Dragon ball news is, the 40th anniversary of the brand is approaching and a new game is also expected to be presented, so it seems that the surprises can still be really big. Of course, we will be very attentive to bring you absolutely all the details, so stay tuned for what may come soon.

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Dragon ball is still on everyone’s lips, Akira Toriyama’s work has been on an indefinite hiatus for a long time, something that is being noticed especially in the anime, although it does not go unnoticed in the manga either. Initially, its return was planned for next year 2026, however, now it seems that it has been able to get a little closer, get ready because if everything goes according to plan, you may enjoy the new Dragon ball Super announcement next April thanks to the Dragon ball Games Battle Hour event.

It is evident that this franchise has great products, however, despite the movies and the release of Dragon ball Daima, the continuation of the Dragon ball Super anime has always been on the horizon. On this occasion, what makes the return of the anime more likely are the statements of Akio Iyoku, executive producer about the Dragon ball franchise. Following the end of Dragon ball Daima, executive producer Aiko Iyoku mentioned in an interview that the series will still continue.

Did you enjoy watching Daima? Following this work, of course, we are working hard to advance in several aspects. The Dragon ball series will also continue from now on, so please continue to look forward to it.

Dragon ball Daima could come to RTVE

Dragon ball Daima brought with it one of the biggest surprises for Goku lovers, his beloved transformation into Super Saiyan 4 became canon and of course, it brought many other surprises for everyone. Now, it seems that RTVE is interested in licensing Dragon ball Daima, which would offer the opportunity to enjoy these episodes on the country’s public television. Of course, This means that the series would arrive in Spanish and open to everyone and each of the spectators can enjoy it without any problem.

For now there is not much more information about it, but it would undoubtedly be great news for all users who enjoy the adventures of Goku, Vegeta and company. We’ll see what happens in the future, but The year 2026 seems key to getting back into Dragon ball Super. The anime could hit a good acceleration and leave the Tournament of Power behind, once and for all.

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More than forty years have passed since its debut, and Dragon ball, Akira Toriyama’s masterpiece, remains one of the most influential franchises in the history of anime and manga. However, since the death of the legendary mangaka last year, the saga has gone through a period of silence. No new animated projects have been announced, and the Dragon ball Super manga continues on an indefinite hiatus. Although it was confirmed that Toyotaro would take back the reins of the series —even surprising fans with a special chapter in February of this year—, there is still no official date for its return to regular publication.

In the field of anime, the situation is similar. Since the end of Dragon ball Super in 2018, which culminated in the spectacular introduction of Ultra Instinct, no television sequel has been released. The absence of news has kept the community of followers in suspense, waiting for any official news.

Meanwhile, fans’ attention has been focused on the Dragon ball Complete 42-Volume Double Cover Box Seta commemorative edition that compiles the entire series in 42 volumes with double covers. The launch was originally scheduled for February 4, 2026, but publisher Shueisha has confirmed a delay until April 3, 2026due to the very high demand in pre-sales. According to a statement published on the official Dragon ball account on X), the date change will allow publishers to satisfy the unexpected volume of orders. Even so, deadlines may vary depending on each region.

Notice Regarding the Delayed Release of the Dragon ball Complete 42-Volume Double-Cover Box Set pic.twitter.com/SInqiCWqdw

— Dragon ball OFFICIAL (@DB_official_en) October 7, 2025

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This is Dragon ball Super Gallery

This launch is part of the ambitious project Dragon ball Super Gallerylaunched in 2021 to celebrate the franchise’s 40th anniversary. Forty-two renowned mangakas—including Eiichiro Oda (One Piece) and Tite Kubo (Bleach)—paid tribute to Toriyama by reinterpreting the original covers of each volume with their own artistic style. Each illustration was published monthly in Saikyo Jump magazine along with a personal note from each author, highlighting the influence of Dragon ball on their lives and careers. The first tribute was the work of Masashi Kishimoto (Naruto), while the last was carried out by Oda himself.

The box set, officially announced in May 2025, includes the 42 original covers and their reinterpretationsplus eight exclusive dividers and a collection of double-sided commemorative cards. Initially, pre-sales opened only in Japan and sold out in a matter of weeks, officially closing in August.

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