Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Remaster Debuts to Strong Reviews
The enhanced retelling of Dragon Ball Super fixes lore gaps around Beerus, Goku's fight and Super Saiyan God, according to CBR.
A new anime series titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus has debuted and is drawing strong reviews and commercial success, according to cbr.com. The series is an enhanced and remastered version of the original Dragon Ball Super.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus retells the "Battle of Gods" story, marking the fourth time that storyline has been adapted. The new episodes also feature upgraded visuals that erase the original anime's early production issues.
The remaster reconciles discrepancies in lore details from earlier versions, including Beerus' power level, his fight against Goku and the strength of Super Saiyan God. It also clears up a continuity issue regarding Goku's Super Saiyan 4 ascension in the Demon Realm introduced in Dragon Ball DAIMA.
Older story, revised details
The "Battle of Gods" storyline first reached audiences in the 2013 film Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. The original Dragon Ball Super anime aired in 2015.
Dragon Ball's manga began an extended hiatus in 2024, and anime announcements became scarce after the death of creator Akira Toriyama.
Quick answers
What is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?
It is an enhanced and remastered version of the original Dragon Ball Super anime that retells the "Battle of Gods" story.
Does Dragon Ball Super: Beerus change the story's lore?
Yes. It reconciles discrepancies in earlier lore, including Beerus' power level, his fight against Goku and Super Saiyan God strength, and addresses a continuity issue tied to Goku's Super Saiyan 4 ascension in the Demon Realm from Dragon Ball DAIMA.