A new limited-time, limited-availability debut for Dragon Ball is taking place on August 26, with a select audience able to check out a brand new release for the franchise. Of course, there are a lot of upcoming releases for Dragon Ball as the IP's renaissance continues, despite the Dragon Ball Super manga going on hiatus in March 2024.
Right now, perhaps the two biggest will eventually be the anime adaptation of The Galactic Patrol arc of Dragon Ball Super, as well as the upcoming remake of Dragon Ball: Beeurus—a new and improved take on the beloved Dragon Ball Z movie/Dragon Ball Super story arc. Of course, the Dragon Ball video games are as active as ever too, and Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 (releasing in 2027) is probably one of the most exciting. Some folks, however, are going to play it sooner on the grandest stage in gaming.
The very first Dragon Ball Z LEGO set may have just leaked online, and it's said to be just the beginning of a larger collaboration.
Gaming giant Bandai Namco Entertainment announced it will be at Gamescom 2026 with a complete line-up of its games, including the 2026 open-world vampire game Blood...
