Gods, multiverses, and ultra-forms that are bigger than anything else we've seen, Dragon Ball Super took the series to new heights. In the sequel, many classic characters, especially those closely associated with them Dragon Ball ZEither pushed to the side or not used enough. This focus makes sense for the main story, but fans around the world often point to familiar faces who still seem to have untapped potential and are poised for bigger roles than just cameos or background appearances.
These characters do more than just give Saiyan power spikes and god-level transformations to the universe. Some of them are martial artists who fight alongside Earth's defenders against a greater threat, while others have hidden powers or emotional depth. It's a good time to bring them back into focus because a sequel is coming soon. A sequel can either continue the story from where Super left off or introduce new threats and stories. Despite how few people think about them, here are seven old characters Dragon Ball Super More attention should be paid.
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Tien Shinhan
Tien Shinhan was one of the strongest men and fighters Dragon Ball the world He was presented as a competitor who was very tough and good at what he did. Tien was so good at martial arts that he almost beat Goku in the World Martial Arts Tournament. He then used tri-beam attacks on the semi-perfect cell to protect the people fighting for Earth.
is in Tien DB Super A few times, but only for short scenes or practice sessions. But both the anime and manga show that he is still important in a world full of gods and mostly warriors because he is very good at ki, has many different techniques, and is very determined. Tien fans want him to do more than tell jokes and help. They want him to be a true mentor and strategist who can blend old-school martial arts with new-school fights.
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Android 18
In Cell Saga, Android 18 was one of the most dangerous enemies. Dr. Gero's use turned him into a cyborg with unlimited ki and monstrous strength. After the Cell Saga ended and during his time with the Z Fighters, he changed his mind and decided to become a friend and one of the strongest Z Fighters after marrying Krillin. In on the Power Contest Dragon Ball SuperHe also fought against the defenders of Universe 7.
But her home life often gets in the way of her being a good warrior, and in Super, she doesn't always get the attention she deserves. She is very strong and has been through a lot. She can easily fight strong warriors and protect her family, but the series often puts her out of action. Fans want 18 to be a main character in future arcs so that he can show off his energy projection, toughness, and tactical combat skills instead of just being a sidekick or babysitter.
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Master Roshi
Master Roshi is one of the most popular characters Dragon Ball. He made Kamehameha. But every new generation of the series since DBZ has put him in total trouble. Roshi briefly shined in Super at the Tournament of Power. He uses a Kamehameha powered by life energy, which briefly puts him down, but Goku saves him.
People should care more than memories about Roshi. He is a mentor, thinks strategically, and is willing to sacrifice everything for his students. Roshi saw the world change from a simple view of martial arts to a view of conflict on a cosmic scale. His experience and heart can give the story more emotional depth and even moments of surprising power. Fans want him to teach the new generation how to use wits instead of strength and remind the series why the original fighters were so important.
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to pick
Pikkon is a one of a kind character Dragon Ball fanbase. He was a very important character though Dragon Ball Z: Other World Tournament filler arc, he doesn't really have anything to do with the main story and is considered non-canon. Fans love him because he is serious, good at martial arts, and fought Goku in later life. He wasn't in the original manga, but he's still very popular. Many fans wanted Toriyama to find a way to make his character canon, but sadly, that never happened, as Toei still managed to find a way to make him canon and part of the main story.
Picken's quiet strength and disciplined presence make him a good character for both combat and story ideas. If Toei keeps him or a character with the same ground warrior look in the sequel to Super, the cast could be more diverse than Saiyan Transcendence. Fans want to see him fighting gods both past and present. It will combine the old martial arts with the new power scaling that comes later DB Super.
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Majin Buu
in Dragon Ball ZMajin Buu was introduced as the big bad final boss of the series, the strongest of the strongest creatures. He later becomes a comic sidekick who is popular with fans but lacks any real character development. His abilities are very interesting: he can be brought to life even from small pieces; It's almost impossible to kill him forever. You never know what kind of trouble he will cause. One minute he is shouting at his enemies; The next minute he's like a child. Even though he was part of a major arc in Super, he got sleepy from it.
It is believed that Buu's power is wasted when he transforms or ventures into other evil deeds. He can be brought out again as a main character, just in a different story where he saves the world using his healing powers or the like. It seems to delay taking on more challenging and important challenges. In fact, a sequel story that puts him in the limelight would probably bring great joy to many who want the show to remind them of how terrible he was.
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Ub
Uub is interesting because he looks like Kid Buu, but he's different because he has a kind heart. He stands for hope or something like that, a new beginning for those who protect the planet. Another student at the end of Goku DBZ A young man with great potential. Super doesn't show up very often, though, as his timeline makes things difficult. When he does, it's either for a short period of time or never.
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Because they believe that Uub's relationship with Buu and his secret power can lead to interesting character development, fans are eager to take his lead. Goku and Vegeta could work together. It will establish a link between the past and the future. If used correctly, her story can fit well into the main story and pay homage to the past.
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Tarbell
One character with infinite potential who really needs to make a comeback would definitely be Vegeta's younger brother, Tarble. A character full of mystery; How is he different from vegetables? Why has he never visited Earth before? Even though his brother praised him, why did he not want to meet? It's odd but an interesting plot point that Tarbell is Vegeta's younger brother because most pure-blooded Saiyans are bloodthirsty and hungry for battle, yet he's kind.
Although he is considered a canon character, he has only made one appearance Dragon Ball OVAs or manga specials. Not only is he Vegeta's brother, he also changes the behavior of Saiyans, so people always want more from him. Super can bring back his character in unique ways when he can gain unique abilities while training or maintaining peace. This would give the Saiyan story more nuance, which it sometimes lacks.
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2015 – 2018
- network
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Fuji TV
- showrunner
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Tatsuya Nagamin
- directors
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Ryota Nakamura, Masanori Sato, Kenichi Takashita, Takao Iwai, Hideki Hiroshima, Masato Mitsuka, Kazuya Karasawa, Ayumu Ono, Takahiro Imamura, Tatsuya Nagamine, Kôjiro Kawasaki, Kouji Ogawa
- The authors
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Ryu Raja, Hiroshi Yamaguchi
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Masakazu Morita
whistle
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Masako Nozawa
Son Goku/Goku Black/Son Gohan/Son Goten (Voice)
