Dragon ball super manga: final nears, future chapters confirmed

The wait is almost over for Spanish fans of Dragon Ball Super. The final volume of the oversized Red Series edition is slated for release next week, but what’s more significant is confirmation that the manga isn’t truly ending – just entering a new phase.

A temporary farewell to the red series format

For those unfamiliar, the Red Series in Spain offered a unique, larger-than-standard tankōbon format, boasting exclusive cover art. While this edition is concluding with volume 24, the core story continues. The Japanese release of volume 24, launched some time ago, explicitly detailed that Akira Toriyama and Toyotaro will continue the Super narrative, a detail often overlooked in initial reports.

But here’s the kicker: the upcoming Spanish release on April 1st marks a pivotal moment. It's not just the end of an era for the Red Series; it signals a transition where Toyotaro will be taking the reins entirely, carrying the torch after Toriyama’s involvement shifts. The sheer magnitude of this change—a shift from a collaborative effort to a solo venture for Toyotaro—is what makes this release so noteworthy.

The volume itself, priced at a remarkably accessible €8.50, will be available in both Spanish and Catalan. Toyotaro’s cover art, which previously sent ripples through the fandom when first unveiled, promises a fitting farewell to this chapter, and a tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come.

The confirmation of future installments arrives at a crucial point. With the anime series having concluded its “Granolah the Survivor” and “Super Dragon Ball Super” arcs, the manga represents the most immediate avenue for further adventures of Goku and his companions. The anticipation for an official announcement this year is palpable, and the release of volume 24 provides a solid foundation for that excitement.