If you are here expecting some Goku and Vegeta action, you may be disappointed because they were barely in the film. Honestly, I got chills quite a few times during the third act (or it could just be the AC in the theaters).
The choreography, the lighting, and camera movements were all on point. The fight scenes were quite solid this time around. You will find it quite enjoyable you don't think too hard about it. There are certain nitpicks regarding Piccolo's plan in the second act or how the Red Ribbon is still a powerful organization despite the fact that it's been confirmed to be mostly gone after Goku's heroics in the OG series. But then again, no one should walk into a Dragon Ball film expecting any major plot twists or shocking revelations. Regarding the story, it was a pretty basic 3-act structure. But, I'd still like to see a hand-drawn film should Toei decide to make a sequel. And if you have seen other CG animes like Beastars or Land of the Lustrous, then this film would not be anything novel to you. Sure, it may have taken a couple of minutes to get used to it, but for the most part, I'd say Toei had done a pretty decent job. However, Super Hero's CG animation was not distracting at all to me. Although I liked Dragon Ball Super Broly, I was not the biggest fan of the video-game-like animation in some of the fight scenes in that film. And I am so glad this movie proved me wrong. I was worried about this film and the fate of the upcoming Slam Dunk film. Demon Slayer Mugen Train and Jujutsu Kaisen 0). This film's trailers were not promising at all: the full CG animation, another attempt to bring back the Red Ribbon, and what looks to be a cash-grab given how successful anime films have been recently (e.g. If you had told me that Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero would be a good Dragon Ball film, I would have told you that you were spouting nonsense.
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