The first preview of the Peruvian Dragon Ball movie called The Legend of Goku was released

He Peruvian film project called “The Legend of Goku” released its first preview and Its premiere is expected for next year. The film is a tribute to the historic Dragon Ball series directed and starring Dante Rubiowho is a fan of Japanese anime released in 1986 and tried to pay tribute to him.

This is a sample of the anime timelessness that today continues to awaken the same interest and fanaticism in the spectators, maintaining its validity. This is the cause of the Peruvian live action that was filmed in Chota.

The first official trailer for this Dragon Ball fanmade feature filmwas released last November 29, but it was not until December 17 that spread on a large scale, caused a stir among fans of the saga.

The film is produced by Cygnus Productions and claims to be a faithful tribute to the universe of the series and the manga created by Akira Toriyamadied earlier this year.

The project was launched in 2019but it could not be completed due to delays and obstacles. However, filming was resumed in the natural settings necessary for the development of the story.

The trailer for the new Dragon Ball movie

At the beginning of the teaser, fans can see a Goku, played by Dante Rubiotraining under an impressive sunset, while listening to Joaquín Martal's narration. The scene presents afaithful adaptation to the first events of the mangabut with a more mature Goku, showing a toned torso similar to that of the original character.

Next, the protagonist applies his training and skills in combat against two characters, highlighting the iconic ““Come here.” a central element of the saga that could not be missing from the film. The editing and visual effects clearly reflect the team's dedication to this ambitious production.

The film is directed, written and stars Rubio, and features performances by the artists Miguel Cusma and Alex Smith.

Phrases like “We were very hard with Dragon Ball Evolution” y “Forgive me for everything Dragon Ball Evolution”referring to the 2009 film, considered one of the worst film adaptations, make it clear that the trailer of the Peruvian production was not well received by everyone.

The preview of The Legend of Goku