How Many Seasons Are In Dragon Ball Super

Alright, let's talk Dragon Ball Super! You're wondering how many seasons it has, right? Prepare for a bit of a...well, a Dragon Ball sized power-up of information!

The truth is, things aren't as straightforward as counting Saiyan hair colors. It's a bit like trying to count all the grains of sand on a beach – fun, but maybe not totally precise!

Officially, the Answer is...Kinda Fuzzy

Officially, Dragon Ball Super doesn't have clearly defined "seasons" like your typical American TV show. There aren't these distinct breaks and then a Season 2 announced with fanfare. Imagine trying to get Goku to sit still for a formal announcement!

Instead, the series is usually broken down into sagas or story arcs. Think of it like this: Each saga is a self-contained adventure, like a mini-season. Each saga showcases new challenges.

So, How Do We Count These Sagas Then?

This is where it gets subjective and depends on who you ask! Some fans group them differently. It is all based on personal preference.

But, let's give it a shot, using common fan groupings of major story arcs:

• Battle of Gods Saga: This kicks things off, introducing Beerus!
• Resurrection ‘F’ Saga: Frieza returns! Need I say more?
• Universe 6 Saga: The tournament between universes is epic!
• Goku Black Saga: A dark Goku wreaking havoc? Intense!
• Universe Survival Saga: This is the big one! So much action.

So, going by these major arcs, you *could* argue that Dragon Ball Super has five "seasons" worth of content. But remember, that’s just one way to look at it! We can do it in different ways.

Think of it like counting Krillin's deaths: you can come up with a number, but there might be some debate! Fans are ready to debate almost anything about Dragon Ball.

Why the Confusion?

The original Japanese broadcast didn't really do "seasons" in the same way we're used to in the West. It was more of a continuous run with breaks in between. Like Goku's training, it just kept going and going!

Also, different streaming services and home video releases might divide the series up differently. This can add to the confusion. Different divisions of episodes are common!

The Real Season is...Whenever You're Watching It!

Ultimately, the number of "seasons" in Dragon Ball Super is less important than the fact that it's an awesome show! Who cares how many official seasons there are when you're watching Goku go Super Saiyan Blue?

So, grab some Senzu beans (or your favorite snack), settle in, and enjoy the ride! Don't sweat the technicalities.

Just remember to power up your enjoyment to the max! That's the real Super Saiyan way to watch Dragon Ball Super.