Last week saw the premiere of one of Latin America’s most anticipated animated films, Dragon Ball Super: Super Heromade the last film in the franchise Akira Toriyama. And now, a few days after its first broadcast, it has been confirmed that the saga is still one of the most popular in Latin countries.
Through the official account Twitter of Toei Animation Latam, A message was issued that the tape was able to collect $9.4 million in its first weekend in theaters in the region. And while that’s a figure that’s a far cry from the 20.1 million in the US, it’s still a great reception, considering it wasn’t shown in that many theaters.
Its adventures #Gohan y #Piccolo It grossed $9.4 million in Latin America this weekend. 🐉 #DragonBallSuperSuperhero pic.twitter.com/UuMwZZfrI5
— Toei Animation Latin America (@ToeiAnimationLA) August 24, 2022
Remember that Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero It’s still in theaters.
This is anime related news. It was recently confirmed that an artist recreated it in a drawing Andrew Garfield looks similar Gohan, which could be adapted into a live action version of the series. If you wish to view the full note, we invite you to click on the following link.
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