Dragon Ball Super is Not Modern Anymore

[Saiya6Cit]

I am not very familiar with non-dragon ball anime, so the last pages of this post are kind of ...new to me. I appreciate the explanations.

It was easy to see that there was going to be trouble on this post for sure since the moment the word "mordern" is being used for the title, as it could have a different meaning for different people...

However I agree with the people that say that there was never a gap for DB content. It is true that not every DB "product" was successful, but it is not like DB was out of the market either. I never supported DB Super. I simply Never liked it. But not because of that am I going to pretend it does not exist. It has good visuals from time to time and I did love the Superheroe movie.

The fact that DB manga is still running means it is still current, Is Db super anime old? or outdated? Something that is 10 years old is not as bad, think about cars, the point is not to become a clunker, but to become a classic. But that is only my humble opinion.

[MasenkoHA]

With Sailor Moon Crystal they couldn't do it, since original anime was so different from manga, but even then they threw some "fanservice" like keeping same VA for Usagi and intro for Eternal Movie had same lyrics as Classic - SuperS

And the ending song for Eternal part 1 was a cover of the first ending song for SuperS

And the transformation for Moon Crisis Make Up is a shot for shot recreation of the 90s anime sequence


https://youtu.be/wTTt2HUpsGQ?si=9I5XWb6AomFB14-s

https://youtu.be/siE_zAfqejY?si=VrHDaqJQWIpCN6XF



Kind of funny how the season that killed the 90s show’s ratings in Japan got the most shout outs from Crystsl