Volume Guides

Great Escape spreads the war across the whole galaxy: Volume 11 collects Chapters 49–52 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, in which Moro’s freed prisoners become an invasion force, Majin Buu takes the fight to the villain personally, and both Goku and Vegeta disappear into the strangest training of their lives. It is the Moro…

Merus’s True Identity brings the invasion home: Volume 12 collects Chapters 53–56 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, in which Moro’s bandit brigade attacks Earth itself, the defenders hold the line without Goku and Vegeta, and the quiet Patrolman who has been training Goku is revealed to be something far more dangerous than a policeman….

Volume 13 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, Battles Abound, collects Chapters 57 to 60 and drops the series into the middle of a planetary invasion. Moro — the ancient wizard who eats the life energy of worlds — has freed the Galactic Patrol’s worst prisoners and sent them to Earth as his advance force….

Volume 14 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, Son Goku, Galactic Patrol Officer, collects Chapters 61 to 64 — the emotional and mechanical turning point of the entire Moro saga. Vegeta comes back from Yardrat with a technique designed to tear Moro’s stolen power away from him, Moro answers by devouring one of his own…

Volume 15 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, Moro, Consumer of Worlds, collects Chapters 65 to 68 and does two jobs at once: it closes the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc with the strangest finale in the series, and it opens the door to the next saga. Goku’s decision to show Moro mercy leads to a…

Volume 16 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, The Universe’s Greatest Warrior, collects Chapters 69 to 72 and is the true beginning of the Granolah the Survivor arc. On Planet Cereal, the last Cerealian trades most of his lifespan for the power to avenge his people, while the Heeter Force — the brokers who now…

Volume 17 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, God of Destruction Power, collects Chapters 73 to 76 and is almost entirely one long fight — the battle the Heeters engineered between Granolah and the Saiyans. Goku falls to techniques he cannot read, Vegeta answers with a brand-new form born from a God of Destruction’s teaching,…

Volume 18 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, Bardock, Father of Goku, collects Chapters 77 to 80 and splits its attention between two eras. Most of it belongs to a flashback forty years in the making: the night the Frieza Force conquered Planet Cereal, and the low-class Saiyan warrior who chose to save two lives…

Volume 19 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, A People’s Pride, collects Chapters 81 to 84 and is about buying time — and what Goku does with it. While Gas, the universe’s wished-for strongest, bears down on Planet Cereal, Goku stalls him across the galaxy with Instant Transmission, and in the pause, a dead Saiyan’s…

Volume 20 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, All-Out Bout, collects Chapters 85 to 88 and contains one of the most talked-about endings in the series. The Granolah arc’s final battle burns through Gas’s remaining lifespan, Granolah takes his last shot at the man who ruined his life — and then Frieza arrives, in a…