Almost all anime fans know about Dragon Ball Super, the continuation of the world-famous series created by Akira Toriyama. This series arrived at a time when Dragon Ball fans were losing hope of ever seeing their favorite characters appear on screen again.
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Since it was first released, this new series has continuously released new storylines, each one contained within one arc. Fans who have not yet got into the sequel may be confused as to how the events of the series progress. To help new or returning fans familiarize themselves with Goku’s new adventures, below you can find all Dragon Ball Super arcs in order.
A Chronological List of All Dragon Ball Super Arcs
Dragon Ball Super takes place several years after the Buu Saga that we saw on Dragon Ball Z. During this period, Goku and Vegeta kept training, reaching levels far beyond what we could see in the previous show. The arcs on this list depict all the major events that have taken place as Dragon Ball Super has progressed.
| Arc | Manga Chapter | Anime Episodes |
| Godo f Destruction Beerus Saga | Chapters 1 to 4 | Episodes to 15 |
| Golden Frieza Saga | Only Mentioned | Episodes 16 to 27 |
| Universe 6 Saga | Chapters 5 to 13 | Episodes 28 to 41 |
| Copy-Vegeta Saga | Not Depicted | Episodes 42 to 46 |
| “Future” Trunks Saga | Chapters 14 to 26 | Episodes 47 to 76 |
| Tournament of Power Saga | Chapters 27 to 42 | Episodes 77 to 131 |
| Broly Saga | Only Mentioned | Dragon Ball Super: Broly (Movie) |
| Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga | Chapters 42 to 67 | TBD |
| Granolah the Survivor Saga | Chapters 67 to 87 | TBD |
| Super Hero Saga | Chapter 88 – Ongoing | Drago Ball Super: Super Hero (Movie) |
What is Happening in the Manga?
The manga is currently depicting the events that fans saw in the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie. Still, as is usually the case with the manga, this arc goes into more detail, and will probably not be loyal to the movie. This has occurred in the past, as the manga was released after the Battle of the Gods and Resurrection F movies were released.
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This can be confusing for many fans, as the manga and anime tend to differ during various events. For example, the Tournament of Power saga differed vastly, with the Gods of Destruction having a battle before the actual tournament that was never shown in the anime.
Will the Manga be Adapted?
While most of the events of the anime occurred before the manga, there are still plenty of arcs that have yet to be animated. However, as of October 2023, there has been no announcement of an anime adaptation of the remaining sagas. What’s more, a new anime-only series named Dragon Ball Daima has been announced. It seems unlikely that the events of the manga will be adapted soon.
