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'Dragon Ball Super' Anime Reportedly Set For 2019 Return
By MEGAN PETERS - March 17, 2019
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It sounds like things are ramping up for Dragon Ball Super. After a long period of what-ifs, a new report has come out by several anime insiders detailing the awaited comeback of Dragon Ball Super.
The report went up earlier today by a set of well-known anime personalities. Geekdom101 shared the news first before Yonkou Production hit up Twitter to back up the report.
“You heard it here first. The Dragon Ball Super ANIME RETURNS to television,” Geekdom101 wrote.
According to the report, Dragon Ball Super’s return is slated to go down in July 2019. There is no official word from Toei Animation or Shueisha on this topic. Geekdom101 reports “more info [will be] coming in a few weeks”, so the report will be little more than that until an official party gives confirmation.
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Yonkou Productions also hit up fans reiterating details about the project. The insider said he can say Dragon Ball Super will be coming back and that its return has been in the works for some time now.
“[Naohiro] Shintani is still the character designer,” Yonkou wrote. “It’s been in production since last year and they’re working on the key animation currently.”
This report will come as a surprise to some as a note from Japan shed doubt on the show’s return. When Dragon Ball Super went off air, it was replaced by the returning season of Kitaro, and the anime was renewed for a second season. Now, reports have surfaced suggesting season two will be moving to a new timeslot, giving Dragon Ball Super room to resume its old haunt for audiences.
ComicBook.com will keep you updated as confirmations or denials about this series’ return are made public.
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So, do you think this report is accurate? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCBto talk all things comics and anime!
Dragon Ball Super: Broly is out now. Dragon Ball Super currently airs its English dub on Adult Swim during the Toonami block Saturday evenings. It is also available to stream on Funimation and Amazon Video. The Japanese language release is available to stream on FunimationNOW, VRV, and Crunchyroll.
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'Sword Art Online' Hits Snag Thanks To Toonami Snafu
By MEGAN PETERS - March 17, 2019
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Toonami is an institution with the anime community, but that doesn’t mean the block is infallible. This weekend, the late-night block hit a snag with its schedule, and fans are wondering how Toonami will make it up to Sword Art Online.
Over the weekend, Toonami hit up Cartoon Network as usual following Adult Swim. The Saturday evening block is currently hosting series like Dragon Ball Super, Boruto, My Hero Academia, and more. However, it seems Sword Art Online: Alicization is the series who got hit the hardest by Toonami’s yet-known snafu.
After all, Toonami had difficulties airing the latest episode of Sword Art Online, and fans are asking whether the cable program will ever circle around to the skipped piece.
Over on Twitter, the ordeal was addressed by the SVP and creative director of Adult Swim. Jason DeMarcohad the following to tell fans:
“Toonami fans, obviously, I don’t work for CN Master Control so I don’t know what happened with SAO last night, but we are looking into it. I’m not sure if we will re-air the episode or not, but I will let you know when we know more. Sorry for the inconvenience!”
According to fans, the episode of Sword Art Online glitched both in its live airing and DVR sessions. The network began airing the third season of Sword Art Online dubbed beginning in mid-February, and the series’ reinvented plot has earned rave reviews from weekly audiences until now. So, here’s to hoping Toonami will be able to catch fans up on the anime’s missing episode before the series continues with new ones.
If you have yet to catch the latest season of Sword Art Online yourself, Sword Art Online: Alicization can currently be found streaming on Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu in its original Japanese language release. The series is officially described as such:
"Where... am I...?” Before he knows it, Kirito has made a full-dive into an epic, fantasy-like virtual world. With only a murky recollection of what happened right before he logged in, he starts to wander around, searching for clues. He comes upon an enormous, pitch dark tree (the Gigas Cedar), where he encounters a boy. “My name is Eugeo. Nice to meet you, Kirito.” Although he is supposedly a resident of the virtual world - an NPC - the boy shows the same array of emotions as any human being.
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As Kirito bonds with Eugeo, he continues to search for a way to log out of this world. Meanwhile, he remembers a certain memory deep down within him. He remembers racing through the mountains with Eugeo as a child... A memory that he should not have in the first place... And in this memory, he sees someone other than Eugeo, a young blond girl. Her name is Alice. And it is a name that must never be forgotten...”
So, what do you think of this anime upset? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCBto talk all things comics and anime!
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By MEGAN PETERS - March 17, 2019
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It sounds like things are ramping up for Dragon Ball Super. After a long period of what-ifs, a new report has come out by several anime insiders detailing the awaited comeback of Dragon Ball Super.
The report went up earlier today by a set of well-known anime personalities. Geekdom101 shared the news first before Yonkou Production hit up Twitter to back up the report.
“You heard it here first. The Dragon Ball Super ANIME RETURNS to television,” Geekdom101 wrote.
According to the report, Dragon Ball Super’s return is slated to go down in July 2019. There is no official word from Toei Animation or Shueisha on this topic. Geekdom101 reports “more info [will be] coming in a few weeks”, so the report will be little more than that until an official party gives confirmation.
[https://img]
PAID CONTENT BY 日産自動車
「セレナE-POWER」はアクティブ家族の強い味方！
「セレナe-POWER」はアクティブ家族の強い味方！
Yonkou Productions also hit up fans reiterating details about the project. The insider said he can say Dragon Ball Super will be coming back and that its return has been in the works for some time now.
“[Naohiro] Shintani is still the character designer,” Yonkou wrote. “It’s been in production since last year and they’re working on the key animation currently.”
This report will come as a surprise to some as a note from Japan shed doubt on the show’s return. When Dragon Ball Super went off air, it was replaced by the returning season of Kitaro, and the anime was renewed for a second season. Now, reports have surfaced suggesting season two will be moving to a new timeslot, giving Dragon Ball Super room to resume its old haunt for audiences.
ComicBook.com will keep you updated as confirmations or denials about this series’ return are made public.
0COMMENTS
So, do you think this report is accurate? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCBto talk all things comics and anime!
Dragon Ball Super: Broly is out now. Dragon Ball Super currently airs its English dub on Adult Swim during the Toonami block Saturday evenings. It is also available to stream on Funimation and Amazon Video. The Japanese language release is available to stream on FunimationNOW, VRV, and Crunchyroll.
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'Sword Art Online' Hits Snag Thanks To Toonami Snafu
By MEGAN PETERS - March 17, 2019
Share
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Toonami is an institution with the anime community, but that doesn’t mean the block is infallible. This weekend, the late-night block hit a snag with its schedule, and fans are wondering how Toonami will make it up to Sword Art Online.
Over the weekend, Toonami hit up Cartoon Network as usual following Adult Swim. The Saturday evening block is currently hosting series like Dragon Ball Super, Boruto, My Hero Academia, and more. However, it seems Sword Art Online: Alicization is the series who got hit the hardest by Toonami’s yet-known snafu.
After all, Toonami had difficulties airing the latest episode of Sword Art Online, and fans are asking whether the cable program will ever circle around to the skipped piece.
Over on Twitter, the ordeal was addressed by the SVP and creative director of Adult Swim. Jason DeMarcohad the following to tell fans:
“Toonami fans, obviously, I don’t work for CN Master Control so I don’t know what happened with SAO last night, but we are looking into it. I’m not sure if we will re-air the episode or not, but I will let you know when we know more. Sorry for the inconvenience!”
According to fans, the episode of Sword Art Online glitched both in its live airing and DVR sessions. The network began airing the third season of Sword Art Online dubbed beginning in mid-February, and the series’ reinvented plot has earned rave reviews from weekly audiences until now. So, here’s to hoping Toonami will be able to catch fans up on the anime’s missing episode before the series continues with new ones.
If you have yet to catch the latest season of Sword Art Online yourself, Sword Art Online: Alicization can currently be found streaming on Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu in its original Japanese language release. The series is officially described as such:
"Where... am I...?” Before he knows it, Kirito has made a full-dive into an epic, fantasy-like virtual world. With only a murky recollection of what happened right before he logged in, he starts to wander around, searching for clues. He comes upon an enormous, pitch dark tree (the Gigas Cedar), where he encounters a boy. “My name is Eugeo. Nice to meet you, Kirito.” Although he is supposedly a resident of the virtual world - an NPC - the boy shows the same array of emotions as any human being.
0COMMENTS
As Kirito bonds with Eugeo, he continues to search for a way to log out of this world. Meanwhile, he remembers a certain memory deep down within him. He remembers racing through the mountains with Eugeo as a child... A memory that he should not have in the first place... And in this memory, he sees someone other than Eugeo, a young blond girl. Her name is Alice. And it is a name that must never be forgotten...”
So, what do you think of this anime upset? Let me know in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCBto talk all things comics and anime!
Start the Conversation
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