Two major Dragon Ball Super projects have been announced to celebrate the franchise's 40th anniversary—a move that will reignite global fandom. The announcement laid out a clear direction: reviving a classic and bringing the story back to television.
Leading this is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, a total series reconstruction scheduled for Fall 2026. This is not a simple re-release; rather, it is a technical overhaul with re-rendered visuals, new animation cuts, and smoother story sequencing for deeper immersion.
The upgrade also includes a new audio experience—from freshly recorded voice tracks to revitalized musical score—aimed at delivering a more faithful interpretation of the original vision. The result is a modern presentation that remains true to the source.
In addition, the long-awaited Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol, the official sequel that will pick up immediately after the Universe Survival Arc, has also been confirmed. This is the series' first narrative return since 2018, which is sure to bring new tension and scope to the story.
While details are limited, the message is clear: big plans are in place for the future of Dragon Ball Super. With a fusion of nostalgia and innovation, the 40th year marks a new chapter for a legend that continues to carve out history.
