Storm CertifiedCritical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Dramatic showdown
- God of Destruction abilities
- Character development
- Fluid animation
- Intelligent combat
- Visual payoff
Points of Contention
- Pacing issues
- Repetitive themes
- Predictable plot
- Weak Antagonist
- Underdeveloped Gohan
- Uneven Focus
Professional Reviews
10 reviews from 1 critic83 Shawn Saris 10 reviews · avg IGN “Episode 129 is packed with greatness, but it stumbles getting there with some rough pacing early on.”
“Episode 129 is packed with greatness, but it stumbles getting there with some rough pacing early on.”
All 10 Shawn Saris reviews, aggregated above
“Episode 131 wraps up Dragon Ball Super in the best way, delivering a truly special experience from beginning to end.”
“Episode 122 is Dragon Ball Super at its best, showcasing fantastic combat with a solid story at its core.”
“Episode 125 shows off just how terrible Frieza can be in all the most entertaining of ways.”
“Episode 128 saw Goku and Vegeta grow in ways that no amount of combat can ever hope to match.”
“Episode 130 is an incredible spectacle from beginning to end as Dragon Ball Super approaches its final episode.”
“Episode 129 is packed with greatness, but it stumbles getting there with some rough pacing early on.”
“Episode 123 had a few missteps, but still delivered some intense moments and ended on an exciting reveal.”
“Episode 121 still delivered a fun, dramatic episode and featured a great team‑up between all our heroes, something that had been sorely missing from the Tournament of Power.”
“Episode 124 had good scenes, but heavily fumbles its representation of Gohan during his last moments in the Tournament.”
“Episode 127 of Dragon Ball Super featured ample combat but mishandled its story in several ways.”
