There's still plenty of fight in Goku, Vegeta, and company, and all of their fighting spirit is on display in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, which acts as more of a drawn-out third act than a traditionally structured movie thanks to a year of plot build-up. Could Broly and his pals take over where Goku and his friends eventually leave off? Perhaps, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. This all makes sense considering that Goku's story is legend now and, with the exception of possibly becoming a God of Destruction or some other deity, he's gone about as far as he can go storywise. Even Vegeta gets a bit more backstory than his lifelong rival in this one. In fact, this movie concerns itself quite a bit more with Broly, his story, and the friends and foes he meets along the way than it does with franchise star Goku/Kakarot. Yep, the raging Saiyan Broly gets a few tweaks to his origin story and his battle motivations, giving him a few extra dimensions beyond "screaming, legendary Super Saiyan." But wait, there's more, because it not only acts as a sort of condensed and distilled version of some of the most iconic moments, transformations, and battles from the franchise, it retcons one of Dragon Ball's most beloved characters ever so slightly in order to better flesh him out. It's also the culmination of the saga's story so far, following up on the intense and often insane events of the Dragon Ball Super series.
It's the 20th feature film from the storied Dragon Ball franchise and features a script from series creator Akira Toriyama.
There has been an insane amount of hype built up around Dragon Ball Super: Broly over the last year and change.
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