Beerus's planet
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| Beerus's Planet | |
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 The exterior of Beerus's planet in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. | |
| Manga Debut | Dragon Ball Super Chapter 2 |
| Anime Debut | Dragon Ball Super Episode 2 |
| Appears in |
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' |
| Locational Data | |
| Location | Universe 7 |
Beerus's planet is the home of Beerus, the God of Destruction of Universe 7, and his guide angel, Whis. The planet first appears in the theatrical film Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, which premiered 30 March 2013 in Japan. The planet makes subsequent appearances in the Dragon Ball Super series and various video games.
Overview
Name
Beerus's planet is never given a proper name in the main continuity; it is always called Birusu no hoshi (ビルスの星), literally "Beerus's planet". However, in the original Saikyō Jump serialization of Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!! Chapter 1, it is called Birusu-sei (ビルス星), or "Planet Beerus", in the splash text on the chapter's first non-colored page.[1] By standard practice, the splash text was removed in the first collected volume.[2]
Production
Akira Toriyama's original design for Beerus's planet did not include the great tree-castle;[3] it was redesigned by Toei Animation for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. In the film, some of the background and building designs feature a snake or lizard aesthetic. Prior to Toriyama revising a significant amount of the film's script and character designs, Beerus was slated to be a lizard[4] that had originally infected the Saiyans with evil.[5]
The original design for Beerus's planet was repurposed by Toyotarō for Arak's planet, first seen in Dragon Ball Super Chapter 28.
Appearances
Beerus's planet is seen in the following media productions:
- Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods (2013 theatrical film)
- Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (2015 theatrical film)
- Dragon Ball Super (2015-2018 television series)
- Dragon Ball Super (2015-present manga)
- Dragon Ball Super: Broly (2018 theatrical film)
- Dragon Ball Fusions (2016 Nintendo 3DS video game)
- Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!! (2018-2020 manga series)
Notes
TBD
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Nagayama, Yoshitaka. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!! Chapter 1. Saikyō Jump, 2018 #5. Japan: Shueisha, 06 April 2018. (p. 39)
- ↑ Nagayama, Yoshitaka. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!! Chapter 1: "Prison Planet". Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!! Volume 1. Japan: Shueisha, 07 May 2019. ISBN 4-08-881850-4. (p. 9)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "2013". Dragon Ball Chōgashū. Japan: Shueisha, 09 May 2013. ISBN 978-4-08-782520-6. (p. 207)
- ↑ "Vol.249 アニメ作画監督 山室直儀" (01 March 2013). OKWave. Retrieved: 26 April 2020.
Kanzenshuu Translations Archive: "OKStars Interview, Vol. 249: Animation Supervisor" - ↑ "FLOW, Masako Nozawa, Yūsuke Watanabe". DVD & Blu-ray Vision, April 2013. Japan: Hinode Publishing, 19 March 2013. (p. 79-81)
Kanzenshuu Translations Archive: "FLOW, Masako Nozawa, Yūsuke Watanabe"