Warning: The following contains possible spoilers for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero.
The final action-packed trailer for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero has dropped.
The new trailer teases the film's intense, brutal action and provides glimpses of Gohan and Piccolo's epic battle against Gamma 1 and Gamma 2, a new pair of dangerous android warriors built by the Red Ribbon Army. Other fan-favorite characters like Goku and Vegeta also make brief appearances in the video.
Set sometime after the events of Dragon Ball Super: Broly and the Moro arc, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero predominantly focuses on the master-student relationship between Piccolo and Gohan, and it sees the half-Saiyan fighting to protect his daughter, Pan. While the Red Ribbon Army and its new androids have been confirmed and marketed as the movie's primary antagonists, possible spoilers and unconfirmed rumors assert that Super Hero's final fight will see the heroes battle an upgraded version of Cell, the original ultimate android who a teenage Gohan first defeated in Dragon Ball Z.
Alongside the various trailers for Super Hero, other types of promotional material have given Dragon Ball fans insight into the film's world, characters and narrative. Clothing brand XLARGE recently launched a special collection for the movie, which includes a replica of Bulma's new outfit -- a yellow jumpsuit -- which retails for 16,500 yen (US$128). The collection also spotlights Gohan and Piccolo with exclusive t-shirts that are priced at 6,050 yen (US$47) and come in three color options each.
The movie's producers also gave fans a look inside Piccolo's home in a special promotional feature, revealing many of the items that the aloof green alien has collected over the years. One of the most notable objects is a plushie of Penko, a cat-penguin hybrid mascot, that was given to the Namakian by Gohan and his family. The soundtrack for Super Hero also hints at several potential plot elements. Two of the song titles indicate that the Shenron, the wish-granting dragon, Cheelai, the former Frieza Force warrior, and the God of Destruction Beerus all make appearances at some point in the movie's narrative. Interestingly, the listing suggests that Super Hero does not have its own unique main theme song.
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero made its debut in theaters in Japan on June 11 and is set to premiere in North America, Latin America, Europe, Australia/New Zealand, Africa, the Middle East and other Asian countries later this summer.
Source: YouTube