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The Dragon Ball Super manga has been on hiatus since February 2025, following the release of Dragon Ball Super Chapter 104, a prequel chapter set before the events of the Super Hero Saga that Akira Toriyama had already written before his death. Toyotarou has dropped multiple hints this year that the manga is gearing up to come back – sooner rather than later following a recent update from V-Jump and Shueisha.
Earlier this month, a Japanese fan on X tweeted about how his son wants Toyotarou to draw more of the Dragon Ball Super manga. Toyotarou saw this post on X, retweeted it, and wrote, "Thank you. I got it." In a surprising move, V-Jump – the magazine Dragon Ball Super published in – has suddenly shared Toyotarou's post, which can only mean one thing: the Dragon Ball Super manga is finally coming back.
Ahead of Dragon Ball Super's official comeback, Future Trunks has returned into the spotlight, sword in hand. The future's strongest Saiyan is back.
The official V-Jump X account abruptly reposting Toyotarou's tweet that he's "got it" with regard to the Dragon Ball Super manga's comeback nearly three weeks later is a major sign that the series' next arc is on everyone's mind. Doubly so, as this is the first instance of Shueisha actually acknowledging the manga's future and it finally coming out of hiatus, beyond just cryptic statements and promo art from Toyotarou.
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