Well, it depends on how you define fanfiction. Technically, Dragon Ball Super is an official continuation of the Dragon Ball series. However, it does have elements that feel like fanfiction. For example, some of the power - levels and new forms introduced seem a bit outlandish and more like what a passionate fan might come up with rather than a strictly logical progression from the original story. But it's still an official part of the franchise so it's a bit of a gray area.
Yes, 'Dragon Ball Super' has some characteristics of fan fiction. It goes beyond the original 'Dragon Ball' series and 'Dragon Ball Z' by introducing new concepts and storylines. Some of the plot developments, like the Tournament of Power, seem to be created with the intention of appealing to the most passionate fans. It plays with the existing universe in a way that is similar to how fan fiction writers might expand on their favorite fictional worlds. However, being an official part of the franchise also sets it apart from typical fan - created works.
Well, some might think it's bad fanfiction because it changes the established power scaling too much. In the original 'Dragon Ball' series, there was a certain logic to how strong the characters got. But in 'Dragon Ball Super', it seems like they just keep upping the power levels in a rather forced way, making it feel like a not - so - well - thought - out addition to the franchise.
Sure, the Dragon Ball Super manga exists. It features familiar characters and storylines but might present some variations compared to the anime.
Yes, there is a Dragon Ball Super manga. It expands on the events and characters of the anime, providing more depth and storylines for fans to enjoy.
Yes, there is. Dragon Ball Super has a corresponding manga.
Well, one aspect of Dragon Ball Super Bardock fanfiction could be exploring his backstory further. Maybe delving into his early days on Planet Vegeta and his relationships with other Saiyans. It could also show his potential power growth that we didn't see in the original series.
Goku is, without a doubt, one of the most popular. His constant pursuit of strength and his ability to overcome seemingly impossible odds make him a favorite for fanfiction writers. They can create all kinds of new adventures for him, like facing off against cosmic threats even greater than what he's encountered in the shows.
Goku's understanding of different universes and races could be deepened in fanfiction. Since Dragon Ball Super introduced the multiverse concept, fanfiction could explore how Goku interacts with and learns from beings from other universes, making him more worldly and less naive in some ways.
Yes, he is. He's constantly causing destruction and death. His main goal seems to be just to spread chaos and prove his power. He doesn't have any noble motives like the good guys in the story.
One great Dragon Ball GT Super fanfiction is 'The Forgotten Saiyan'. It has an interesting plot where a Saiyan from a long - lost lineage emerges during the GT era. The story has well - written action scenes and character development.