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In a surprising turn of events, Netflix has dropped a brand-new trailer for 2026's upcoming Dragon Ball remake. Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is taking the anime back to the events of Battle of Gods and tweaking the story to be more accurate to Akira Toriyama's original outline. The new anime will feature new animation, new art direction, brand-new scenes from the manga, and cut all the filler out from Dragon Ball Super 1 just like how Kai did to Dragon Ball Z.
Netflix's trailer doesn't offer any new scenes or information, but the fact the anime will now premiere on the streaming service is a change for the series. In less than 12 hours, the trailer has already cracked over 1 million views on YouTube, proving that there is a clear audience for new Dragon Ball content. At 19 episodes, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will run into mid-February before the series wraps up with Goku VS Hit's final battle.
That said, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus coming to Netflix will get more eyes on the series and attract casual fans who grew up watching Dragon Ball Z on Toonami. Since Dragon Ball Super: Beerus first saga is a direct sequel to the Majin Buu Saga and establishes its own lore, it's a perfect jumping-on point for anyone who wants to seriously get into the series. The high-quality animation and art direction will guarantee viewers stick around this time, unlike what happened with the original Dragon Ball Super's first 20 episodes.
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