Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The remaining story of Dragon Ball Super and its manga's future is currently unknown due to its hiatus, but if it does continue, there are several lingering plot threads it can tackle. After the anime's Tournament of Power arc, the DBS manga has released three exciting story arcs. Each arc developed the Dragon Ball universe further and even introduced several story elements that fans want to see expanded upon.
Ruling Over One Universe Is No Longer Enough For Frieza Dragon Ball Super written by Akira Toriyama, Illustrated by Toyotaro Close Before the DBS manga adapted the Super Hero arc from the 2022 film, the Granolah arc introduced several new characters, including two who wished upon some Dragon Balls to become the universe's strongest warriors. While Goku and Vegeta were able to become allies with one of them, Granolah, the trio greatly struggled to overcome the other, Gas.
More Dragon Ball Universes, More Dragon Ball Problems Close While DBZ expanded the series lore by exploring the realm of the afterlife and introducing the Kais, Dragon Ball Super expanded things further by revealing that Goku's universe was only one of eighteen. Grand Zeno, the one who rules over all of them and the strongest Dragon Ball character of all time, watches over them all and can wipe any from existence with no effort.
Four universes did not have to join the Tournament of Power because, according to Grand Zeno's scale, they had high mortal levels. A scale that is measured not by power levels but by how many functional civilizations the universe's Kai and God of Destruction have propagated. These mysterious universes are home to the most advanced and potentially powerful characters in the multiverse, with Universe 1 being the highest rated.
After a wish is made on the Dark Star Dragon Balls, they scatter across the universe and must be gathered in one year, or Earth explodes. Dragon Ball GT's first few arcs deal with the aged-down Goku, Pan, and teenage Trunks embarking across the universe. With the manga's publisher, Shueisha, officially confirming that Dragon Ball GT is canon to the franchise's timeline, fans may see elements of its stories re-appearing or even being remade in the future.