It seems like everyone is talking about Dragon Ball Super these days. Goku is back in theaters at long last, and
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero brought the hero's whole squad along.
In addition, Funko is releasing a whole new wave of
Dragon Ball Super Funko pops in 2022, featuring some of the most popular characters from the show.
The pop figures are now available for pre-order at the links below - click to jump or scroll to continue reading!
I'm not going to lie. I was pretty pumped when I found out that there was going to be a wave this year. I've been collecting Funko pops for a while now, and the Dragon Ball franchise is close to my heart.
If you're like me, a fan of Dragon Ball or Funko pops (or both), then these are definitely worth checking out!
Here's the list for
Dragon Ball Super Funko Pops - wave 2022:
Coming next:
- Dragon Ball Super - Goku with Scythe GITD Funko Pop - Exclusive
- Dragon Ball Super - Goku Kaioken Funko Pop - Exclusive
- Dragon Ball Super - Bunny Bulma Funko Pop - Exclusive
- Dragon Ball Super - Dende Funko Pop - Exclusive
- Dragon Ball Super - Vegeta 18-Inch Super Sized Funko Pop - Exclusive
- Dragon Ball Super - Frieza Final Form Pop! and Tee - Exclusive
The Dragon Ball Super Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures - wave 2022 is now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
Dragon Ball, by Akira Toriyama, is the West's most famous Japanese manga and anime franchise. The manga first began publication in 1984, with the first anime episodes arriving in 1986.
Today, there are already several sequels in both formats, as well as TV specials and 21 animated movies that grow in popularity with each release.
The original story shows the boy Son Goku, raised by his adoptive grandfather, who embarks on a journey to gather the 7 Dragon Balls, which, when combined, allow the dragon Shenlong to be summoned, who can grant any wish to those who invoke him.
Goku possesses a monkey tail and uncommon strength, something explained in
Dragon Ball Z, the part of the story where he is already an adult.
This saga marks a drastic transition in the style of the story, which loses the adventure nature to focus on battles and martial arts.
In this phase, Goku discovers that he is not human but an alien from the race of the Saiyajins. After Z, the
Dragon Ball GT anime, created by Toei, was released. Today, this phase is considered non-canonical.
In 2015, Goku's story officially continued in
Dragon Ball Super, whose anime ended in 2018. In the manga, now drawn by Toyotaro under Toriyama's supervision, Goku and his friends continue to face increasingly mighty warriors.
The anime has taken the world by storm, earning a devoted fanbase of all ages. It's hard to deny that
Dragon Ball Super is among the most popular animes ever. The show has it all: action, adventure, comedy, and even a bit of romance.
While the anime has its fair share of filler episodes, the overall plot is engaging and exciting. The show ties into the
Dragon Ball Z anime and movies, which is a huge plus for fans of the franchise.
