"Dragon Ball Super" has come a long way, as the hit anime series is now holding 6th place in Japanese TV rankings together with "One Piece." This is something that cannot be ignored; given "One Piece" is already an established series.
While both series have been consistent on the top ten list, this marks the first time where "Dragon Ball Super" and "One Piece" tied at 6.2, as reported by Anime News Network. The surprising kick in ratings can be credited to the latest episode in which both Vegeta and Goku united to become Vegito.
"Dragon Ball Super" fans are up for another interesting ride as Vegito continues to fight Zamasu in the new Future Trunks arc. However, what we should keep a lookout for in the coming episodes is the show's consistency in keeping Japanese audiences' gusto.
Meanwhile, "Dragon Ball Super" is slowly making its way in the global market. Funimation® Entertainment and Toei Animation's recently announced the show's English dubbed release in US and Canada. Furthermore, Western fans can choose from the many streaming platforms available in order to watch the show with subtitles.
"Dragon Ball Super" accessibility at a global scale clearly plays an important role, revenue-wise. However, its domestic success in Japan holds a more valuable impact when it comes to the show's future releases - spin-offs or whatnot.
In other news, a royalty might pay a visit in "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 67. Reports all over the web speculate that Omni-King will be the one to destroy Zamasu, instead of Vegito.
"Dragon Ball Super" Episode 68 might even be more twisted. Internet sleuth @Herms98 recently "decoded" titles for upcoming "DBS" episodes, one of which is "Farewell, Trunks." Whether Trunks will have to say bye-bye or not, we'll have to wait and see.
More updates for "Dragon Ball Super" will be posted in the coming days. Stay tuned here at GamenGuide!
