Dragon Ball Super has recently made a comeback following the hiatus initiated by its creator Akira Toriyama last year.
While 2024 concludes without any significant hopes of a return, things are set to change rapidly in 2025, as details have emerged that Dragon Ball Super will return with a new chapter.
Dragon Ball Super officially returns with Chapter 104, marking the next main chapter after the hiatus. However, instead of fully resuming the storyline, it serves as a special one-shot that focuses more on the adventures of Trunks and Goten as they become inspired to fight crime like their heroic counterparts.
The Dragon Ball Super manga features a special edition of the Super Hero arc, including completely new material that is set before and after the events of the storyline. The initial part of this chapter showcases many scenes with Trunks and Goten, as they travel around in their Saiyaman disguises to help combat crime.
The return of Dragon Ball Super
This latest chapter of Dragon Ball Super is somewhat unfortunate as it is regarded as a one-shot story with a beginning and an end. This indicates that the manga is not returning to its usual serialized structure, but there is a possibility that the storyline could continue in the future. We are currently in an uncertain period following the hiatus initiated by Akira Toriyama, and Dragon Ball Super may still thrive with new stories that have not been overseen by the original creator. This means that even if these new stories are considered the main content, they could potentially serve as a challenging path forward.
This new chapter of Dragon Ball Super is an excellent example of how Shueisha and artist Toyotaro continue to develop the franchise, although the future remains unclear. However, the current element of Black Frieza looms large in the future of this series, as fans hope to soon see a complete return to the manga. As of now, this one-shot serves as a wonderful way to satisfy the cravings of fans who have been waiting throughout the past year for more information.
