Producer Akio Iyoku teases Dragon Ball announcements for 2025, fueling speculation about a new movie.
Dragon Ball fans had a rough year last year, with the loss of Akira Toriyama and the Dragon Ball Super manga going on hiatus for months. 2025 is looking to be a return to glory for the franchise, however, if producer Akio Iyoku's hints about the future pan out.
The executive producer of the Dragon Ball franchise paid a visit to a Japanese radio show,'All Night Nippon,' for their Dragon Ball 40th Anniversary Special, and took the time to answer a few questions, mostly about Daima and other existing projects. When asked about future projects, Iyoku was a bit more coy, but still provided fans with a tantalizing answer, implying that one or more Dragon Ball projects will be announced in 2025. The interview was translated by X (formerly Twitter) user @Peraperayume, and offers quite a few interesting pieces of information for fans. Could a Dragon Ball Movie Be Announced for 2025? Rumblings of a New Movie Have Been Heard Close In the interview, Iyoku strongly implies that there will be some sort of Dragon Ball announcement in 2025, something which was reiterated before the interview ended. When combined with other information, such as Toei's report indicating 2 anime movies are in production, it's looking likely that one of these projects is a movie. It has been over 2 and a half years since Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero was released in Japan, which is roughly the amount of time it takes to bring the average anime movie to life, and an announcement in 2025 could still mean the project is released in 2026, offering more time if needed. A new Dragon Ball Super movie is an exciting prospect, as both Dragon Ball Super: Broly and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero were fairly well-received by fan
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