Changes: Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ (manga)

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Manga Series: Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’
Genre	Shōnen, Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Bangsian Fantasy
Publisher	Shueisha
Serialized in	V-Jump
Original run	February 21st, 2015 – April 21st, 2015

Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is the manga adaptation of the movie, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, illustrated by Toyotarō, consisting of three chapters. It covers the start of the film, to the point in Goku and Frieza's fight where the two are about to transform. It also leaves out several points from the movie while adding in several parts exclusive to the manga adaption.

Overview

Synopsis

Many years following his defeat and death, the evil tyrant Frieza is brought back to life by his remaining subordinates. At the same time, Goku and Vegeta train with the angel Whis in order to become stronger. These events eventually lead to Frieza's army invading Earth and the inevitable rematch between Goku and Frieza.

Timeline

The story picks up one year on from the events seen in the movie, Battle of Gods in Age 779.

Chapters

Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3

Trivia

This is the only manga adaption of the Golden Frieza Saga, as the Dragon Ball Super manga by Toyotarō skipped the Golden Frieza Saga entirely with only a brief retelling of the events in "Beerus and Champa" (thus the events still occur in the Dragon Ball Super manga but are not shown).
- Presumably the saga was skipped as it had already been adapted in Resurrection ‘F’ manga by Toyotarō.

Gallery

Dragon Ball manga volumes
Dragon Ball
Son Goku Arc	The Monkey King • Wish Upon a Dragon • The Training of Kame-Sen'nin • Strongest Under The Heavens
Red Ribbon Army Arc	The Red Ribbon Army • Bulma Returns • General Blue And The Pirate Treasure • Taopaipai & Master Karin • Test Of The All-Seeing Crone
Piccolo Arc	Return To The Tournament • The Eyes of Tenshinhan • The Demon King Piccolo • Piccolo Conquers The World • Heaven And Earth • The Titanic Tournament • Goku vs. Piccolo
Dragon Ball Z
Saiyan Arc	The World's Greatest Team • The Lord of Worlds • Earth vs. the Saiyans • Goku vs. Vegeta
Freeza Arc	Dragon Ball in Space • Battlefield Namek • The Ginyu Force • Goku vs. Ginyu • The Wrath of Freeza • Goku vs. Freeza • The Super Saiyan
Androids Arc	Enter Trunks • The Red Ribbon Androids • Rise of the Machines • The Terror of Cell • The Room of Spirit and Time • The Cell Game • Gohan vs. Cell • Death of a Warrior
Majin Boo Arc	The New Generation • Tournament of the Heavens • Mark of the Warlock • Boo Unleashed • Hercule to the Rescue • Last Hero Standing! • Goodbye, Dragon World
Dragon Ball Super
Zeno Arc	Warriors from Universe 6! • The Winning Universe is Decided! • Zero Mortal Project! • Last Chance For Hope • The Decisive Battle! Farewell, Trunks! • The Super Warriors Gather! • Sign of Son Goku's Awakening • Battle's End and Aftermath
Universe 7 Arc	Moro's Wish • Great Escape • Merus's True Identity • Battles Abound • Son Goku Galactic Patrol Officer • Moro, Consumer of Worlds • The Universe's Greatest Warrior • God of Destruction Power • Bardock, Father of Goku • A People's Pride • All-Out Bout • VS. Dr. Hedo • The Ultimate Teacher and Pupil • Son Gohan's Ultimate Awakening!
Other Dragon Ball manga
Super Dragon Ball Heroes series	Dark Demon Realm Mission! (Dispatch! Time Patrol • Time of the Dark Demon Realm's Resurrection • Complete Resurrection) • Universe Mission!! (Prison Planet • Universe Seed) • Big Bang Mission!!! (Big Bang Mission • The New Universe • End of Experiment) • Ultra God Mission!!!! (Begin! Super Space-Time Tournament • Vs. the Former Kaiōshin of Time • The Kaiōshin of Time vs. the Demigra Army • End! Super Space-Time Tournament) • Meteor Mission!
Galactic Patrol series	Sachie-chan Guu!! • Jiya • Jaco the Galactic Patrolman (Dragon Ball Minus)
Spin-offs	Episode of Bardock • Dragon Ball SD • Cross Epoch • Nekomajin • Oh!! New Gadget Super Lovers • The Return of Son Goku and Friends! • Resurrection 'F' • That Time I Got Reincarnated as Yamcha • Film Animation Comics
Video Game related	Jump Super Stars • Heroes: Victory Mission • Heroes: Charisma Mission • Heroes: Ultimate Charisma Mission • Discross Jinryoku God Max!! • Xenoverse 2 • Fusions • FighterZ
Related	Wonder Island • Dr. Slump • Dragon Boy • The Adventures of Tongpoo • Escape • Dub & Peter 1 • Go! Go! Ackman • Kajika • Kintoki • Oishii Shima no Ū-sama • Saving Soldier Cashman

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 ==Trivia==
 *This is the only manga adaption of the [[Golden Frieza Saga]], as the [[Dragon Ball Super (manga)|''Dragon Ball Super'' manga]] by [[Toyotarō]] skipped the Golden Frieza Saga entirely with only a brief retelling of the events in "[[Beerus and Champa]]" (thus the events still occur in the ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga but are not shown).
-**Presumably the saga was skipped as it had already been adapted in ''Resurrection ‘F’'' manga by Toyotarō thus there was little reason to cover the saga a second time in ''Dragon Ball Super''.
+**Presumably the saga was skipped as it had already been adapted in ''Resurrection ‘F’'' manga by Toyotarō.
-**Though not part of the ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga this adaption likely represents what occurred in the unseen Golden Frieza Saga of ''Dragon Ball Super'' given Toyotarō involvement in both and presumably intended people to read the ''Resurrection ‘F’'' manga adaption when he skipped the Golden Frieza Saga in ''Dragon Ball Super'' only adding a brief summary of the events to make it clear that Frieza's revenge had occurred even though it was not shown and it should be noted that the saga's events are foreshadowed early in manga's [[God of Destruction Beerus Saga]] when [[Garana]] and his team are killed by [[Champa]] after they discover a Super Dragon Ball while searching for New Namek which forces Sorbet to give up on obtaining the Namekian Dragon Balls to revive Frieza foreshadowing his and Tagoma's mission to Earth to revive Frieza with the Earth's Dragon Balls.
-**In a ''Dragon Ball Super'' extra featured in "[[Warriors of Universe 6]]", Sorbet is shown currently residing in [[Hell]] along with Shisami, and Frieza after their deaths during the unseen Golden Frieza Saga. In the original Japanese version, Toyotarō's skipping the saga is lampshaded by having Sorbet humorously break the fourth wall when he laments that the manga skipped over their story arc (presumably disappointed as the arc having been previously foreshadowed), though in the english localization it is changed to him complaining about being in Hell.
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