Todd Blankenshipさんのイラストまとめ

@rafaeleloi It’s mostly explicitly explained in DBS ep.19 (however, this is in contrast to the original movie version of RF, where he only grants two wishes despite there being no mass revival…and of course in DBS: Broly it’s only one wish, with no explanation)

If anything, Dende looks taller than he does at the 28th TB. Why, he’s almost back up to his early Buu arc height!

So while the DBS manga skips over the events of the film, they still clearly happened within its continuity (much like with the events of Resurrection “F”)

The DBS manga quickly skips over the movie’s events while transitioning from the end of the ToP to the start of the Moro arc, again with no specific indication besides “time passed”.

Anyway, the movie’s events are set after the Tournament of Power, but there’s no indication exactly how long it’s been since then. Still, Bra’s hair has grown out since her miraculous birth at shortly before the ToP.

With that in mind, the Prison Planet and Universal Conflict arcs seem to be set after the ToP and before Goku’s greater mastery of UI in the Moro arc. But again, they don’t really fit into the main DBS continuity. They’re essentially the modern equivalent of the pre-BoG movies.

(Like the idea of Trunks as Time Patrolman, the evil quasi-family of Towa, Miira, and Fu originated in DB Online, but was reused in Xenoverse and Heroes after Online’s demise)

This arc provides the backstory for Fu, a child crafted by Demon World scientist Towa (Dabura’s sister) and her companion Miira, using the genes of history’s greatest fighters (yes, exactly like Cell). Towa wants Fu to one day take Mechikabura’s place and become the new dark king

Next Week: the world’s mightiest combo!

I don’t want to get too spoiler-y here, but as you can probably guess from the new opening, Hyunckel’s fighting days aren’t over quite yet. Heck, he doesn’t even look that injured. So Croc+Baran’s extreme reactions fall kinda flat for me.