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FORESHADOWING OR A MISTAKE? LUFFY FINAL BOUNTY REVEALED!?

Monkey D. Luffy is a Captain of the Mugiwara Pirates and a member of the Worst Generation. Out of the 11 Supernovas.  Luffy has grown to be an extraordinary pirate, and he continues to grow at a frightening rate. A bounty is in itself an agreement to the public at large. The government is issuing a call to the people to help in the capture and concluding execution of someone considered outside the law. It is them asking for help in exchange for Money as a reward. The point of a bounty is to lure bounty hunters to the hope of money. The higher the bounty, the more likely a well-known bounty hunter will respond to the call. When a prize is raised, it is the acceptance of the government that they are not able to deal quietly with the problem at hand, and are asking for help from bounty hunters. The highest bounty showed in One Piece 1. Charlotte Katakuri – 1,057,000,000 2. Jack “The Drought” – 1,000,000,000 In the One Piece episode 812, the release featured something str...
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DRAGON BALL SUPER ANIMATOR ADDRESSES ITS ENDING


Like it or not, it looks like Dragon Ball Super is coming to a close. The popular anime will be coming to an end this March once it finishes the ‘Universal Survival’ arc. Reports from Japan addressed its closure once Fuji TV let fans know GeGeGe no Kitaro’s new project will take the time slot Dragon Ball Super currently fills.



Now, one of the show’s crew members has opened up about the reports, and Tsutomu Ono says he’s known about its end for a short time.

Taking to Twitter, Ono posted a short message acknowledging reports about Dragon Ball Super.




“The information that the broadcast of Dragon Ball Super TV ends in the spring (March?) has already been publicized,” Uno wrote. “I just found out yesterday that episode 126 would be my last job as an animation supervisor.”



Of course, some fans are hoping Dragon Ball Super may be parting ways with Uno for good and carry on without him. However, the animation supervisor is a vetted one in the anime industry and has a lengthy resume with Dragon Ball Super. He has overseen work on 12 episodes of the show, and they were not simple filler outings. Uno was in-charge of episodes 56, 63, and 109. With a resume like that, Dragon Ball Super would not want to part with Uno willingly - that is, unless it is about to end.



Of course, fans know there is more in store for the Dragon Ball franchise. As of right now, no word has been released signaling the end of Dragon Ball Super's manga. Toei Animation also confirmed a new Dragon Ball film is slated to debut in 2018. There is always a chance the studio will follow-up Dragon Ball Super quickly with a new TV series, but Toei has yet to touch upon such plans.



 For now, fans can only enjoy the few remaining episodes of the anime which are left. And - as always - fans can hold hope that this so-called ending is really an opportunity for Dragon Ball Super to be picked back up down the line.

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