Anticipation surroundingDragon Ball Super’sreturn has been steadily increasing, with fans eagerly awaiting any hint or update in hopes of confirming new episodes. Since the manga has several story arcs ahead, the series' absence is more noticeable than ever, and fans are eager for the continuation of the series.
However,as excited as fans are aboutDragon Ball Super’scomeback, some of the franchise’s most prominent voices are equally in the dark.Sean Schemmel, best known for voicing Goku in English, recently commented on the situation, making it clear that he has no insider information.
Despite the franchise’s lasting popularity and fan expectations reaching an all-time high, those involved in the English production of the series have yet to hear any news about its return. For now, Goku’s voice actor is waiting with all the others for an official announcement ofDragon Ball Super’sreturn to screens.
Sean Schemmel Doesn’t Know When Dragon Ball Super Will Return
Goku’s English Voice Has No Insider Information About the Series
Sean Schemmel, the longtime voice of Goku, recently addressed ongoing speculation aboutDragon Ball Super’sreturn. Despite being the franchise’s main voice, Schemmel made it clear thathe has no insider information about what’s coming next or when. “You’ll know before me,”he said ina post seen on X.
Schemmel explained that he typically doesn’t hear aboutnew episodes or projectsuntil long after rumors start circulating online. Even when social media explodes with supposed news, he remains unaware of any official announcements from his producer, and his first hints that something might be in progress often come from fans posting about the series.
When he does get official news, it’s often weeks or even months after fans begin raving about it. It’s a reminder that with anime released, voice actors, even the most iconic of them, are often just as in the dark as fans and are also eagerly waiting to get back into their roles.
Fans Are Anticipating Dragon Ball Super’s Upcoming Arcs
WithDragon Ball Super’sanime on hiatussince 2018, fans have kept their eyes on the manga, which has continued to expand Goku and Vegeta’s story. Through high-stakes arcs such as the Galactic Patrol Prisoner and Granolah the Survivor,the series reached new heights and renewed excitement among fans for its animated adaptation.
Until official news is released, both fans and cast members must continue waiting for the official announcement ofDragon Ball Super’sreturn.
To top it off, the manga was put on hiatus after one of the most surprising and jaw-dropping moments in recent memory, with thereturn of Frieza in a new formthat makes him more powerful and dangerous than ever. Black Frieza briefly showcased the extent of his power by effortlessly defeating Goku and Vegeta before the manga shifts to theSuper Heroarc.
While fan enthusiasm for the series' return is stronger than ever, the reality is that even voice actors like Sean Schemmel are just as out of the loop as fans. Until official news is released, both fans and cast members must continue waiting for the official announcement ofDragon Ball Super’sreturn.
