“Notice something different? He’s gotten a little bigger,” he said, since time has aged the little guy up in size. Iyoku showed off new character designs of familiar faces. With their character designs already teased at San Diego Comic-Con, Gamma 1 and Gamma 2 were revealed to be the names of the twin-like grey aliens in corpsman-like uniforms, though their purpose in the movie remains elusive. It teased flashes of characters old and new, with Goku, Piccolo, Pan, a split-second glance at Broly, and newbies Gamma 1 and Gamma 2 appearing. The teaser trailer’s footage was taken from completed portions of the film. After 2021 San Diego Comic-Con left fans waiting more, the New York panel unleashed more surprises, not least of all, a teaser. Set 10 years after Goku defeated Majin Buu, the highly anticipated movie Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is slated for a Japanese release in 2022. Transmitted live from Tokyo and sharing a translator were Akio Iyoku, executive producer of the Dragon Ball series and manga editor for Toriyama, and Toei Animation producer Norishida Hayashira (who produced the previous 2018 Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie). In the flesh onstage were the English dub voice actors Ian Sinclair (Whis) and Monica Rial (Bulma). The creatives and cast of the franchise and the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero gathered from both sides of the world to attend the New York Comic Con panel. A teaser trailer for the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie premiered at New York Comic Con on Thursday (though it’s not yet been made public). Since its genesis in 1984, the sprawling Dragon Ball manga and anime shonen franchise, created by Akira Toriyama, accumulated a thriving fanbase that fell for its goofy, adventurous spirit and the ever-unfolding saga of Son Goku, his family, and friends.

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