'Dragon Ball Super' Granolah Arc Could Be the Best of the Series

"Dragon Ball Super" Granolah arc is now at full speed and could be the best of the series.

The few latest chapters of "Dragon Ball Super" manga made the Granolah Arc reconstruct and amplify the "Dragon Ball" canon. Additionally, it has run deeper than the typical fan-service schemes the series has been denounced for.

The "Dragon Ball Super" Granolah Arc reflects on everything, such as why both Goku and Vegeta are leveling up again, why there's a conflict with the villain. There's additional gravity and mysteriousness that "Dragon Ball Super" fans are familiar with. 

The best thing that ever happened to "Dragon Ball Super" Granolah Arc? It's the addition of new and fresh elements to Dragon Ball rather than just re-painting the old stuff.

The "Dragon Ball Super" Ganolah Arc is an open continuation of its preceding Moro Arc. "Dragon Ball Z" began a rule of putting time skips or fast-forwarding a considerable amount of time between its major arcs. The "Dragon Ball Super" isn't much different, but the only exception was the non-sequential tournament arcs, which were associated and necessarily became the series' most well-known arc. 

The "Dragon Ball Super" manga takes the story further the events of the anime franchise and getting more ahead with each new chapter of the program. Rather than having a definite opponent like Planet Eater Moro, "Dragon Ball Super" Granolah Arc has a credible reason to want to duel with Goku and Vegeta. 

The "Dragon Ball Super" Ganolah Arc has provided both Goku and Vegeta with their own unique paths of power to chase. The nature of their powers is genuinely personalized to each Saiyan hero. It provides specific personality and meaning to those powers emerging and developing. 

Eventually, "Dragon Ball Super" Granola Arc could be the best of the series, even before any of the huge battles have even started.