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Dragon Ball Super est aussi adapté en manga, dessiné par Toyotaro et prépublié depuis le 20 juin 2015 dans le magazine V-Jump au Japon. Un premier film Dragon Ball Super intitulé Broly est sorti le 14 décembre 2018 au Japon et le 13 mars
2019 en France. Le second film « Super Hero » est sorti le 11 juin 2022 au Japon. 2023-04-20tomatotti Partager Facebook Twitter À propos tomatotti Un grand passionné de Dragon Ball depuis près de 30 ans et l'époque du Club Dorothée. J'ai eu la chance de grandir avec des séries japonaises qui aujourd'hui sont des classiques telles que Saint Seiya, Captain Tsubasa, Hokuto no Ken, City Hunter et bien d'autres. Newseur infatigable, j'essaie de vous rapporter dès que possible les dernières
infos sur tout ce qui touche de près ou de loin à Dragon Ball. @tomatotti86
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Inside a facility, children are being raised by robots, while the outside world is occupied by powerful supernatural creatures. Maru and Kiruko, two teenagers, decide to adventure into what used to be the city of Tokyo, searching for a place called Heaven among the chaos and destruction, but the journey ahead is an arduous one. Recommended Videos This series mixes elements of science fiction with adventure and thought-provoking mystery. Perhaps thanks to that, its manga has gathered the attention of many around the world since its debut in
January 2018, and it’s about to get some more. In October, Production I. G, a popular Japanese animation studio, announced that an anime adaptation of Heavenly Delusion was in the making, written by Makoto Fukami, best known for his work in Psycho-Pass and the Berserk remake. The first season of Heavenly Delusion is scheduled to premiere on April 1 in Japan on the following networks: Tokyo MX, TV Aichi, Hokkaido TV, MBS, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, and BS11. Naturally, as the day approaches, international
fans of the series are getting antsy, looking for ways to stream the season as soon it is made available. Typically, Crunchyroll is the go-to anime streaming platform for all anime fans, but the case is very different for Heavenly Delusion. How to watch Heavenly Delusion Those looking forward to watching Heavenly Delusion can rest assured, they’ll be able to set sights on it very soon. Disney Platform Distribution has acquired the licensing rights to the anime’s first season, and Disney Plus will be simulcasting it globally.
Another major issue is how none of the side stories leave any
real impact on our main duo. The only thing of note in most of these is how Hyakkimaru gets his body parts back. They did have an arc where Hyakkimaru had to deal with the shock of having
ears again, forcing him to slowly and painfully adjust to the act of hearing. Had the series explored that concept with his other body parts and spaced them out better to allow for said exploration, I likely would have cared about Hyakkimaru a lot more. Sadly, at most, we get one-off lines about the differences in what he can do with his swords, only for him to still do the same things he always did, but with one less sword limb or with longer reach. Even worse, most of his developments after that point feel less gradual or tactile, and more “start and stop”.
