
What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedDragon Ball Super: Broly
Tatsuya Nagamine · Film · 2018
If you loved Dragon Ball Super: Broly, start with Dragon Ball Super, Vol. 18 (Akira Toriyama) — a book on the same thread. Below: 4 books, 2 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to Dragon Ball Super: Broly across media.
If you loved Dragon Ball Super: Broly, you crave that unique fusion of escalating cosmic power and the deep, personal stakes of Saiyan heritage.
Books on the same thread

Dragon Ball Super, Vol. 18
Akira Toriyama · Book
Shares a thread with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: Space Opera.
This volume continues the thrill of Dragon Ball Super: Broly by focusing on the relentless pursuit of strength and the high-stakes responsibility of defending humanity against new celestial threats.

Dragon Ball Super, Vol. 20
Akira Toriyama · Book
Shares 2 threads with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: Power scaling, Space opera.
Just as Dragon Ball Super: Broly centers on the clash of legendary fighters, this volume captures the same intensity through its focus on rivalries and the constant need for training.

Dragon Ball Super, Vol. 24
Akira Toriyama · Book
Shares a thread with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: power scaling.
You will recognize the familiar adrenaline of Dragon Ball Super: Broly here, as this volume mirrors that film's obsession with power scaling, heroic rivalries, and the weight of cosmic stakes.

Dragon Ball Super, Vol. 16
Akira Toriyama · Book
Shares a thread with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: space opera.
This volume mirrors the intergalactic conflict and focus on Saiyan legacy found in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, specifically highlighting the lingering trauma and revenge that drive these powerful, legendary characters.
Series on the same thread

Dragon Ball Z
Series · 1989
Shares 2 threads with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: Shonen, Martial Arts Anime.
Dragon Ball Z provides the foundational history of the Saiyan race, offering the same classic transformations and high-stakes battles that defined the action-packed spectacle of Dragon Ball Super: Broly.

Dragon Ball DAIMA
Series · 2024
Shares a thread with Dragon Ball Super: Broly: Shonen.
While Dragon Ball DAIMA shifts the tone, it maintains the core spirit of Dragon Ball Super: Broly through its emphasis on transformation and the teamwork required to face unknown realms.
Podcasts on the same thread
Anime Grind
Podcast
Explores: Personal Growth, Goal Setting, Positive Mindset.
This podcast channels the same inspiration you felt watching the Saiyan grind in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, helping you apply that relentless pursuit of self-improvement to your daily goals.
Wake Up and Win
Podcast
Explores: anime inspiration, personal growth, goal achievement.
Much like the legendary battles in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, this podcast uses iconic anime moments to fuel your personal growth and help you awaken your own inner hero.
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Common questions
Is Dragon Ball Super: Broly a sequel to the Tournament of Power?
Yes, Dragon Ball Super: Broly takes place after the Tournament of Power. The film follows the peaceful period on Earth where Goku continues his training to reach greater heights before he and Vegeta encounter the unknown Saiyan named Broly.
Does Dragon Ball Super: Broly reveal what happened to the Saiyans?
Dragon Ball Super: Broly references the history of the Saiyans, noting that they were supposed to have been almost completely wiped out during the destruction of Planet Vegeta. The movie explores this background when Goku and Vegeta encounter a Saiyan they have never seen before.
Who is the main antagonist in Dragon Ball Super: Broly?
The main antagonist in Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a Saiyan called Broly. He appears after the Tournament of Power, surprising Goku and Vegeta, who believed that the Saiyan race had been nearly eradicated following the destruction of their home planet.
What is the setting for Dragon Ball Super: Broly?
Dragon Ball Super: Broly is set on Earth during a time of peace that follows the events of the Tournament of Power. The narrative focuses on Goku training to improve his skills until he and Vegeta are confronted by the Saiyan known as Broly.