The anime industry has been constantly evolving in terms of productions, formats, and animation quality. However, what does not seem to change is the devotion to certain classic anime franchises. These titles have left such a profound mark on the medium that there are renewed efforts to revitalize them through new adaptations, aiming to bring their stories back into the spotlight and attract a new generation of fans. That’s why, in addition to works like Ranma 1/2 and Rurouni Kenshin receiving new seasons, other anime remakes are currently in development.
2025 saw a wealth of anime remakes, such as YAIBA: Samurai Legend and Cat’s Eye, that breathed new life into beloved IPs. While Summer 2026 already features classic stories reimagined as modern anime series, including The Ribbon Hero and Goodbye, Lara, other studios are also dusting off titles from several decades ago to revive their fanbase and expand their legacies. Promising stunning animation and an enhanced narrative for both fans and newcomers, these upcoming anime remakes and reboots are set to premiere in the fall of 2026 and the years that follow.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus
- Release window: Fall 2026
- Studio: Toei Animation
- Streaming Platform: To be confirmed
Toei Animation is pulling out all the stops to celebrate Dragon Ball‘s 40th anniversary in grand style, reworking one of the anime’s most controversial arcs into a brand-new version that does justice to the God of Destruction, Beerus. This new anime, titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus and slated for the fall of 2026, serves as a reimagining of the anime arc that adapts the events of the movie Battle of Gods.
Which Dragon Ball Character Are You?
“Power comes in response to a need, not a desire.”
Goku
The Fighter
Vegeta
The Prince
Piccolo
The Mentor
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A powerful new enemy appears. What’s your first reaction?
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How do you train for an upcoming battle?
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Your team is losing a fight. What do you do?
<AThis is amazing! I can’t wait to fight them and see how strong they are!
Even though fans expected a spectacular revival for the anime, the start ofDragon Ball Super with the God of Destruction arc sparked significant backlash after being plagued by a flawed production schedule that resulted in poor-quality animation and pacing. That’s whyDragon Ball Super: Beerus aims to be an enhanced version of this story arc, promising impressive animation and superior battle sequences.
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