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Dragon Ball Super Manga Removed From Jump Festa Exhibit

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V Jump Officially Reverses Course on Toyotarou's Dragon Ball Super
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The Dragon Ball Super manga by Toyotarou has been removed from the "Original Painting World" exhibit at Jump Festa, replaced by Metaphor: ReFantazio. This marks the third significant setback for the series at this year's event. The promotional artwork notably excluded Goku, a departure from long-standing tradition. Additionally, spin-off titles Dragon Ball SD and Dragon Ball Super Divers were also omitted from the festivities.

These exclusions occur amid broader uncertainty regarding the manga's future in V Jump magazine. While the series remains listed as on hiatus, its removal from major events suggests a potential shift in editorial direction. The situation coincides with the recent demolition of Bird Studio in Nagoya, Akira Toriyama's former creative base. Speculation persists that legal battles over franchise rights between Shueisha, Toei Animation, and other entities may influence the manga's publication status, though no official changes to the serialization platform have been confirmed.

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Original headline at CBR Anime: “V Jump Officially Reverses Course on Toyotarou's Dragon Ball Super”

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Event
Jump Festa
Exhibit
Original Painting World
Replaced By
Metaphor: ReFantazio
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