Dragon Ball Super Manga Is Coming Back—V Jump Makes It Official
Dragon Ball Super manga is officially returning, confirmed by V Jump magazine.
The wait is over. V Jump has officially confirmed that Dragon Ball Super is returning to serialization, ending the hiatus that began following Akira Toriyama's death in 2024.
Toyotarou, Toriyama's personally chosen successor, is handling the series. He's the one who's been steering the manga forward, and now V Jump's confirmation signals that new chapters are coming—though the magazine hasn't pinned down a specific release date for Chapter 105 yet.
This is the move fans have been holding their breath for. The manga had gone silent after Toriyama's passing, leaving the story suspended at a critical moment. Toyotarou stepping in as the designated heir to the series wasn't just a formality; it was Toriyama's direct choice, which carries real weight for how Dragon Ball Super moves forward.
The franchise itself hasn't been idle. New anime projects and video games are in development, keeping the Dragon Ball machine running even while the manga paused. But the manga's return feels like the real signal that things are normalizing—that the series has a clear path ahead.
No specifics on when Chapter 105 drops yet, so the waiting game continues. But V Jump's confirmation that Toyotarou is actively serializing means it's not a question of if anymore—it's when.
Source: Comic Book Resources
