Ever since theDragon Ball Superanime ended in 2018, fans have been waiting on tenterhooks to see what happens next for Goku and friends. The final scene ended with the promise of further adventures, but these have yet to materialize -- on television, at least.

DespiteDragon Ball Super's three-year break from the airwaves,Dragon Ballhas continued in various forms. And ifSuperdoes eventually return, then there's plenty of potential material to cover. Here's what fans can check up on in the meantime, and what they might have to look forward to when it comes back.

Broly powers up in Dragon Ball Super: Broly.

Following on from Super's climactic "Universe Survival" arc, the 2018 filmDragon Ball Super: Brolyis currently the only animated, canonical continuation of the series. The movie depicts the fallout from the Tournament of Power, with the newly resurrected Frieza hatching new schemes while Goku and Vegeta continue to train with Whis. The Saiyan duo eventually come to blows with the titular Broly, a fan-favoriteDragon Ball Zmovie villain, here making his debut in the main continuity from the pen of series creator Akira Toriyama.

WhileBrolyis the only post-Supermovie thus far, another is due out in 2022.Dragon Ball Super: Super Heropromises the return of the villainous Red Ribbon Army as they unleash two new androids, the Gamma twins.Super Hero also shifts the spotlight away from Goku and Vegeta, instead headlining Gohan and Piccolo as the two main heroes.

Gohan in the new Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero film.

For fans who need theirDragon Ball Superfix now, however, there are still plenty of options. While the anime is off the air, the story continues in manga form. Since the end of the "Universe Survival" saga, theSupermanga has featured two major arcs: the "Galactic Patrol Prisoner" saga, in which Goku and Vegeta join the Galactic Patrol to fight a foe from the Grand Supreme Kai's time, and the "Granolah the Survivor" saga, where the main duo confront the lone survivor of a Saiyan-inflicted massacre.

Those craving new animatedDragon Ballin particular can check out Super Dragon Ball Heroes, an ongoing series of online shorts that tie into the hit Japanese arcade game. Heroes loosely follows the events of Super, but its approach to continuity is so lax that few consider it canon. It's more a celebration of Dragon Ball as a whole, offering fans a smorgasbord of elements and characters from Dragon BallZ, Super, GT, the movies and even Xenoverse. For viewers who have ever wondered what Super Saiyan Blue vs Super Saiyan 4 would look like, Heroes offers that and so much more.

While its continuity is incompatible with Super's, 1996'sGT offers a different take on Goku's post-Z adventures. Set five years after the 28th World Tournament, GT sees Goku, his granddaughter Pan and Trunks on an interstellar journey to find the Black Star Dragon Balls. GT is a controversial entry among fans, but it contains many compelling concepts, such as a villainous Tuffle and evil Eternal Dragons. It also features the most beloved finale in all of Dragon Ball, offering viewers a conclusive and melancholy goodbye to Son Goku.

Goku and Hit team up in Dragon Ball Super

That's all for post-Super material, but what might the future hold? Fans have long-speculated the return of the TV show, featuring potential adaptations of the manga's next two major sagas. As for new developments in the story, there are a number of ways future material might unfold. It's taken a long time, but it seems likeSuperis finally ready to hand the reigns over to the next generation between Pan's involvement in the story ofSuper Hero, and teases of future Uub appearances in the manga.

There have also been major developments in Goku and Vegeta's training under Whis. To specify would spoil the manga, but needless to say Goku's desire to master Ultra Instinct plays into things -- as well as Vegeta's desire for an equivalent power of his own.

DespiteSuper's break from TV, modernDragon Ballshows no sign of slowing down. Fans who miss theanime have plenty of material to dig into, and those eagerly anticipating the series' future have much to look forward to. Its future on television may be uncertain but it's still an incredibly exciting time to be aDragon Ballfan, and 2022 promises a plethora of new adventures for Goku and the gang.

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