Toei Animation revealed Comic Con New York a new trailer for at Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, the second anime film in the Dragon Ball Super franchise,
The trailer features scenes from entire sections of the film, showcasing new characters associated with the Red Ribbon Army. The trailer also displays the new CG animation style.
Check out the trailer:
Toei also revealed a new image, which features two new characters:
Masako Nozawa and Toshio Furukawa, the voice actors for Goku and Piccolorespectively, revealed that they have finished recording for the post-production of the Japanese dub.
The film crew shared designs for the following characters:
Palm oil, which grew a little.
Bulma, in her Capsule Corporation uniform
Korin, which the author redesigned for this film.
Furthermore, the presence of the character Whis in the new film has been confirmed.
The film is scheduled to premiere 2022. The release schedule may vary depending on the country and region.
The staff said the film will use a different technology to display the visual expressions.
Original creator Akira Toriyama is in charge of the script and character design. He had already begun working on the script while the previous film, Dragon Ball Super: Broly, was still in production. Toriyama shared the following message with fans:
Just like with the previous film, I'm heavily involved in writing the story and dialogue for another amazing movie.
I really shouldn't say too much about the plot yet, but be prepared for some extreme and fun fights, which may introduce an unexpected character.
We'll be charting uncharted territory in terms of visual aesthetics to give the audience an incredible ride, so I hope everyone is looking forward to the new film!
Planning for the new film project began in 2018, before the release of Dragon Ball Super: Broly. The film aims to tell "a large-scale story." In addition to story composition and character design, Toriyama is also writing dialogue for the film.
The film will therefore be the 21st in the Dragon Ball franchise overall.
Source: ANN