Dragon Ball Super Teases Frieza’s Comeback in New Beerus Trailer

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The Dragon Ball Super franchise has just revealed a new trailer for the upcoming release, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, set for Fall 2026, with no exact release date announced yet. While most viewers tuned in to relive the iconic clash between Goku and Beerus, the final moments of the teaser quietly teased something far more exciting – the possible return of Frieza.

Unveiled during the Dragon Ball Super panel at the Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026 in Los Angeles (via @DB_anime_info on Twitter/X), the one-minute “Super Gekitou” trailer was designed to do one thing – build anticipation. And it does exactly that. It revisits one of the most defining moments in modern Dragon Ball history while hinting that the story might not be as straightforward as fans thought.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Trailer Hints at Frieza’s Comeback

Just when the new Dragon Ball Super: Beerus teaser was about to end, it revealed the biggest surprise. Frieza was briefly teased at the end of the trailer, hinting at his resurrection in his original form. Interestingly, the trailer did not reveal many details. There was no explanation or contextual elaboration, nor is there any indication of how his story will be brought to life.

Frieza’s Comeback was teased in Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Trailer. | Credit: Toei Animation

Could this then be a completely different version of how Frieza comes back in the first place? Or is it setting up a bigger narrative shift that connects it to future arcs? Meanwhile, the description on the official website says,

For a character like Frieza, who has constantly evolved throughout the franchise, this opens up many possibilities. We have already seen how unpredictable he can be, and bringing him back in an enhanced retelling could push his character in entirely new directions.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus vs Goku Battle Gets a Modern Upgrade

At its core, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is remaking the legendary arc that we experienced with Beerus as the God of Destruction. However, this is not just a simple retelling. The new project was described as an “enhanced” version of the story, bringing it “closer to Akira Toriyama‘s original manga vision,” upgrading the visuals, and adding a few fresh elements.

The trailer also makes that clear almost immediately. The battle between Goku and Beerus is presented with a sharper, more intense visual style that feels like a step up even by modern anime standards. Each punch, shockwave, and moment of tension is heightened, making the battle feel grander and more impactful.

Executive producer Akio Iyoku also emphasized how central Beerus is to the series, describing Beerus as an unpredictable and awe-inspiringly powerful god. That unpredictability is what makes this remake so interesting. Thus, even if you think you know how the story goes, this version might still surprise you.

Ultimately, by including Frieza in the teaser, the series does not intend to just retell old material, but instead will attempt to reformulate its approach, adding depth and potentially connecting them to future developments in the Dragon Ball universe.

So, are you excited to catch the Dragon Ball Super: Beerus series once it gets released in your region? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.