Bandai Namco has announced something it's calling Dragon Ball Age 1000, and it'll feature new artwork from none other than legendary manga artist and original Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama himself.
As announced in a new trailer, Dragon Ball Age 1000 (which may or may not end up being the game's name) is currently set for a 2027 release, and it'll feature "a new world and new characters brought to life by Akira Toriyama".
In case you need a reminder, Akira Toriyama sadly passed away aged just 68 back in 2024 due to an acute subdural hematoma, causing tributes to pour in from the worlds of manga, video games, and many others in which Toriyama left his indelible mark.
In the game's debut trailer, we see a brand new character entering a virtual training chamber and battling enemies in Dragon Ball's signature hyperkinetic combat style.
At the conclusion of the trailer, the shadow of iconic Dragon Ball protagonist Goku is shown, but as he turns around, his shadow disappears to make way for that of the aforementioned new character, who then powers up into Super Saiyan form.
Bandai Namco is promising more information on Dragon Ball Age 1000 during the...
