Dragon Ball Super: Beerus

Goku is a farmer now. Yeah, seriously — the guy who punched his way through intergalactic tyrants and ancient demons is literally tilling fields. Earth's been peaceful since Majin Buu went down, and everyone's just kind of vibing. That lasts about five minutes, because Beerus, the God of Destruction, wakes up from a 39-year nap with a dream stuck in his head: something called a 'Super Saiyan God.' He wants to fight it. His search brings him straight to Goku, and when Goku goes full Super Saiyan 3 — the form that used to be the ceiling — Beerus swats him aside like it's nothing. That power gap is what makes this arc hit different. You're watching characters you've known for decades realize they're not even playing the same game as this guy. And then Beerus shows up to Bulma's birthday party, which is exactly as chaotic as it sounds. This is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, a 2026 TV series from Toei Animation that's essentially a visual overhaul of the original Dragon Ball Super, rebuilt with modern animation to actually do Toriyama's manga justice. The battle scenes look the way you always imagined them in your head. If you grew up on Naruto or One Piece and you've been curious about jumping into Dragon Ball's god-tier power scaling, this is a clean entry point. If you already know Dragon Ball but bounced off Super's early animation, this version was made specifically for you.