In 2015, the account was created for the Dragon Ball Super anime, a midquel dedicated to Dragon Ball that takes the characters of Akira Toriyama’s work to divine heights and against formidable enemies. After 6 years, Dragon Ball Super is still in the hearts of fans, although the anime was stopped for a few years after it graduated.
After we entered 2021, the Dragon Ball Super anime production wanted to give their tributes via the official Twitter account. “Kiyoshi Hikawa, thank you for pushing your limits by singing ‘Limit x Survivor’ in Kohaku Uta alleyways. The costume changing scene was cool.”
“We wish everyone the best possible 2021, also to the Dragon Ball Anime!! “ These are the words that were put into the message and then move from referring to the Hikawa show to a greeting to the fans for 2021, but the very last sentence made us think something was cooking in the pot for the Dragon Ball anime. Perhaps the coveted sequel to Dragon Ball Super that has been rumored for years.
Obviously, the message could simply refer to general desires with no double meanings and we just have to do it Wait for official announcements before we see the return of Dragon Ball Super on TV. Hiro Mashima from EDENS ZERO also wished the fans all the best.
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