Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero

There’s a winking, self-aware humor to the proceedings that balances the warriors’ ultra-serious conversations about fighting and honor.

“Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero” is a must see for fans that salutes one of the series’ best relationships, but newcomers interested in more than the fun of an action-packed visual spectacle might want to check out some of the TV series first.

Smart, funny and action-packed... a grand-slam extension of the popular manga and series.

The “Dragon Ball” formula is repetitive and predictable. But it’s difficult to overstate how exquisitely gratifying that formula can be.

It all just gets in the way of what could have been some of the most interesting plotting in the franchise in a long time.

If... you can relax and just let it wash over you, Super Hero’s eye candy animation is mesmeric.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero offers what most fans of the saga come looking for: energetic action, new transformations, and the classic Akira Toriyama humor that works brilliantly in this film.

Incredibly impressed with the new animation style & overall had a blast with this film! The focus on side characters & characters who really haven’t gotten the spotlight in awhile made my inner childhood heart come out

Dragon Ball Super: SUPER HERO mixes the best of everything there is to love about this fabled franchise...Most importantly, there are character moments that will make you remember why Dragon Ball is the Godfather of anime in the West.

This is worth the watch if you're a Dragon Ball fan, the payoff when it comes to the story arc & even the character evolutions don't add to your need to watch this again. Piccolo (played by Chris Sabat) has the biggest character development & elevation