Even though no new anime or manga titles are currently active, the Dragon Ball franchise is experiencing one of its most vibrant periods yet. Bandai Namco is rolling out a wave of fresh video‑game content, while Toei Animation is gearing up to launch Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol, a new anime series that could signal the imminent arrival of Vegeta’s “forbidden” Ultra Ego transformation for fans.
As many are aware, Vegeta’s Ultra Ego form is presently confined to the pages of Akira Toriyama and Toyotaro’s manga, and has yet to be showcased beyond the illustrations. However, the official announcement of a Moro arc adaptation in the upcoming anime suggests that the Granola storyline might soon be translated to the screen—an arc that first introduced Ultra Ego. This development opens the door for the powerful Saiyan form to finally make its way into video games after a long wait, granting it a renewed spotlight.
Given Toei Animation’s apparent goal of completing the Dragon Ball Super arc by adapting all remaining storylines, it’s highly probable that the eternal rival of Goku will soon showcase his ultimate form alongside the other Z‑Warriors. To date, he remains the only major character without a “final” transformation represented in any game, anime, or film.
Characters and transformations featured in titles such as Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO and Dragon Ball: FighterZ typically originate from the anime or movies, with occasional original creations for specific games. This trend suggests that future releases may also incorporate new fighters like Moro into the franchise’s expanding roster.
At present, there is no announced release date for Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol, meaning the project remains a distant prospect for fans.
The franchise’s next foray into streaming and television will be Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, slated to debut in the fall of this year.
News Source: Elespanol
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