Communication has come a long way in 60 years of 'Star Trek'—and the combadge represents one of its biggest technological evolutions.
Bandai Namco has another 'Dragon Ball' game in the works, and it's none other than the long-awaited 'Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3.'
The criminally slept-on sci-fi noir animated film understands that its genre is a warning, not an aspiration.
Although the recently announced 'Dragon Ball Super: Galactic Patrol' is poised to adapt one of Goku's best arcs, 'Dragon Ball' without Akira Toriyama is gonna be weird to witness.
Neon's sci-fi animated feature features the voices of Natalie Portman and Mark Ruffalo and is playing in theaters now.
The 'Dragon Ball' anime is turning 40, and its future involves a return to 'Super' and a brand new Bandai Namco game.
