Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Remake Modernizes Original Anime
The new Dragon Ball Super: Beerus series debuts as an enhanced, remastered version of the original anime. This release aims to modernize the title and address past issues following a long hiatus.
CBR Anime reported on October 21 that Episode 2 deviates from the 2015 original. On October 15, the outlet covered the episode's release date and time. Reports on October 13 noted Episode 1 diverges from the 2015 original. A review appeared on October 11, followed by coverage of the trailer addressing Super Saiyan God lore on the same day.
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Original headline at CBR Anime: “Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Is Fixing the Original Anime's Biggest Problem”
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