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Season 2 has been a season of payoffs. Everything that was referenced to in season 1 has come full circle whether it be the characters or the plot.

My favorite part was seeing how each and every character developed from the bland archetypes to well-defined people that you can relate to. Each of them has something driving their actions. The main villain Alus got the most compelling development towards the end. I also liked how the team's bond developed from barely working together to comrades to a real team from season 1 till the end. Their reason for fighting to protect Eldora also had deep meaning.

The ... plot also did justice to Gunpla's theme of becoming the best you that you can be and Gundam's theme of trying to resisting an oppressive force while trying to reach an understanding with them.

The animation is okay. I don't know why but I find people smiling in Build Divers a bit weird. But the soundtrack does really well to build an impact with every scene.

Overall, I believe that you've got to give this series a try.

The first Anime movie to hit the Indian theatres and boy does it hit hard.

Really love what they did with Broly. In the original Broly, he was cool but he was essentially just a Saiyan Hulk, but here they've given him a touching backstory and a character. A surprising amount of thought has gone into showing what makes Broly the person he is. The movie also touches upon how far Vegeta has developed from the Prince to a family man. I also like how it balances Bardock from the OVAs and Dragon Ball Minus manga. Frieza has also changed a bit since his time in ... hell. And unlike Super, Goku actually shows something beyond his battle-hungry personality which is a huge plus. We also meet a new interesting character called Cheelai who plays a key role in this film.

The plot is simple and has a few holes (typical Toriyama).

Despite this, it's extremely fun. Between Goku, Bulma, Vegeta, Whis, Beerus and Frieza there's never a dull moment. This film is like a treasure trove of dank memes with some melodrama added to keep your cup of coffee in perfect sync.

The real USP of this film is its animation. From the smooth character designs to first-person POVs, the animators have used every animation technique in their arsenal. And the best part; no recycled animation. If nothing else, this movie is worth watching and rewatching for its art.

The soundtrack kept me on the toes, it went smoothly with the action animated on the screen like a dance routine.

In conclusion, there are many movies you can miss, this is not one of them.

In the beginning I wasn't really into the show since the first two seasons were basically the rehash of the movies but I kept watching

The animation was average for most of the series which is understandable as it involved newcomers. Poorly drawn key frames and reused animation remained a problem all the way till the universe survival arc when things started picking up. The last six episodes had the best animation in the series. There were other notable episodes in the Universe Survival Arc like 103, 110, 115, 118 and many others. But reused animation plagued even their best. Another problem was the consistent ... use of Anime troupes.

The music I felt was awesome throughout the series. Though the very best came with the tournament of power arc with the OPs, BGMs and EDs.

The series kept bringing in new and interesting characters while developing our old favourites. Of the old Android 17 saw the most development going from the rebellious teen we saw Z to a responsible yet cool adult in Super. Goku, Gohan and Vegeta also had their moments. Frieza's arc came as a surprise, I had written him off after Resurrection of F arc. Among the new characters, I liked Universe 6, especially the Namekians for their determination, Universe 3 and Universe 2 also had interesting characters. There were however many underplayed characters. Tien deserved better than he got. Jiren could have been handled better, he at least ended well.

The series was enjoyable throughout I really look forward to the movie.

Highly underrated. Concrete Revolutio questions the notion of right and wrong from episode 1 itself. This Anime explores all the possible scenarios in a world filled with all sorts of superhumans and beasts. All the characters are too complex to be defined in terms of good and evil. You'll find yourself cheering for characters you previously hated on many occasions.

The non-linear story telling always keeps the viewers guessing. The important plot points come full circle while some remain open ended.

The animation may seem childish to some but I think it's perfect for Concrete Revolutio considering that a world filled with superhumans is every child's dream. ... It also compliments the debate on the notion of good v/s evil.

The songs and bgm stick to the head, especially the Beginning.