Dragon Ball Super Arcs

The Saiyan Saga is quite memorable. It introduced the Saiyan race to us and the threat they posed to Earth. We got to see Vegeta and Nappa land on Earth, and the Z - fighters had to fight for their lives. Goku's return and his battle with Vegeta was epic.

Sure, the Dragon Ball Super manga exists. It features familiar characters and storylines but might present some variations compared to the anime.

Yes, there is a Dragon Ball Super manga. It expands on the events and characters of the anime, providing more depth and storylines for fans to enjoy.

Yes, there is. Dragon Ball Super has a corresponding manga.

No, it isn't. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is an original story for the anime and not part of the manga.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero isn't canon to the manga. The storylines and some character portrayals deviate quite a bit from the original manga.

Well, it depends on how you define fanfiction. Technically, Dragon Ball Super is an official continuation of the Dragon Ball series. However, it does have elements that feel like fanfiction. For example, some of the power - levels and new forms introduced seem a bit outlandish and more like what a passionate fan might come up with rather than a strictly logical progression from the original story. But it's still an official part of the franchise so it's a bit of a gray area.

Yes, 'Dragon Ball Super' fanfic is quite popular. There are a large number of fans around the world who are passionate about the 'Dragon Ball' universe. Fanfic allows them to explore different storylines, character developments, and scenarios that may not be part of the official canon. It gives fans the creative freedom to expand on the existing world, whether it's creating new power - ups for the characters, exploring different relationships, or imagining entirely new adventures.

Sure, Broly makes an appearance in the Dragon Ball Super manga. His inclusion adds an exciting element to the story.

Yes, the Dragon Ball Super manga is over. But you never know if there might be a continuation or spin-off in the future.