Synopsis
The Red Ribbon Army, an evil organization that was once destroyed by Goku in the past, has been reformed by a group of people who have created new and mightier Androids, Gamma 1 and Gamma 2, and seek vengeance against Goku and his family.
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Cast
- Masako NozawaSon Goku / Son Gohan / Son Goten / Gotenks (voice)
- Toshio FurukawaPiccolo (voice)
- Yuko MinaguchiPan / Videl (voice)
- Hiroshi KamiyaGamma #1 (voice)
- Mamoru MiyanoGamma #2 (voice)
- Miyu IrinoDr. Hedo (voice)
- Ryota TakeuchiCarmine (voice)
- Aya HisakawaBulma (voice)
- Mayumi TanakaKrillin / Yajirobe (voice)
- Ryou HorikawaVegeta (voice)
Recommendations
- 88
Polygon
Appropriately for a movie with two uses of “super” in its title, everything in this DB film looks and feels supersized. It’s a ton of fun to watch on the big screen. - 83
Collider
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is a fun movie that knows how to use its humor and has fun with the fights, but it’s very conscious that you need to care about those characters to enjoy the ride. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero isn’t afraid to let go of brainless action in favor of developing its own plot and spending quiet time with some fan favorites. - 80
Los Angeles Times
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is a must see for fans that salutes one of the series’ best relationships, but newcomers interested in more than the fun of an action-packed visual spectacle might want to check out some of the TV series first. - 70
IGN
The Dragon Ball franchise’s first 3D CG-animated feature film is a fun, low-stakes love letter to Gohan fans with exciting momentum as well as room for some moving sentimentality amidst earth-shattering fights. - 70
The New York Times
The “Dragon Ball” formula is repetitive and predictable. But it’s difficult to overstate how exquisitely gratifying that formula can be. - 65
TheWrap
While this new “Dragon Ball” spinoff may not be all things to all viewers, it’s also a thrilling showcase for Toriyama’s beloved characters. - 60
The Guardian
Super Hero gamely tries to explain the backstory a bit at the beginning, but trying to keep up as we are plunged into a world of bad guys with outrageous quiffs, super-skilled preschoolers and green-skinned martial arts masters with droopy forehead antennae is quite futile. If, however, you can relax and just let it wash over you, Super Hero’s eye candy animation is mesmeric. - 60
Paste Magazine
The look of Dragon Ball is changing, and Super Hero represents its growing pains. But it also represents a willingness to look its longevity in the face and, like all long-running serials, see what passing the torch once again really means.
