The animated film ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’ already earned 1 billion in just one week after its premiere.
‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’ crosses a new milestone. (Photo: Epic Stream)
Earnings of ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’
‘Dragon Ball’ is among one of the most followed anime be it on television or in film in Japan. Everyone across the globe knows about the fan and crowd favorite Goku and rival who turned into his friend Vegeta. Most of all, ‘Dragon Ball’ is not just for kids but for all ages.
In a published article in Comic Book, the first Computer Generated (CG) animated film ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’ has already earned 1.08 billion Yean or $8 million just one week after its premiere. Critics say that this movie is also groundbreaking for ‘Dragon Ball’ series because this does not feature Goku and Vegeta as the main characters fighting.
Moreover, the CG animated film is expected to continue its success as it will have its full international run. With the huge number of fans flocking now in Japan to watch ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’, its earnings will continue to increase.
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Cast of ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’
Though the ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’ does not feature Goku and Vegeta as the main characters, still it cannot be denied that the animated film is not complete without them. Here are some of the characters and the voice behind them, according to a published article in Anime News Network:
- Zach Aguilar as Dr. Hedo
- Aleks Le as Gamma 1
- Zeno Robinson as Gamma 2
- Charles Martinet as Magenta
- Jason Marnocha as Carmine.
- Kyle Hebert as Son Gohan
- Christopher R. Sabat as Piccolo and Vegeta
- Sean Schemmel as Son Goku
- Robert McCollum as Son Goten
- Monica Rial as Bulma
- Sonny Strait as Krillin
- Eric Vale as Trunks
- Kara Edwards as Videl
- Jeannie Tirado as Pan
Furthermore, ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’ will be streamed soon in the different parts of the world.
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