Dragon Ball Super / Filler List
Use this Dragon Ball Super filler list to jump straight to anime-original episodes, skip them, or keep them in context with the full episode guide.
0 filler episodes are marked for quick skipping or completionist tracking.
Return to the Dragon Ball Super watch order when you want the full TV spine with movies kept separate.
Use arcs as checkpoints so filler decisions stay connected to the surrounding story.
No filler episodes are currently marked in this guide.
God of Destruction Beerus Saga covers episodes 1-14, following The World Peace Prize. Who's Getting the 100 Million Zeni?! through This Is the Last Bit of my Power! Conclusion to the Battle of Gods!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Golden Freeza Saga covers episodes 15-27, following Make a Miracle, Satan the Hero! A Challenge from Outer Space through Earth Explodes?! The Decisive Kamehameha Wave. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Universe 6 Saga covers episodes 28-46, following The 6th Universe's God of Destruction: His Name's Champa through Goku vs. Duplicated Vegeta! Who's Gonna Win?!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Future Trunks Saga covers episodes 47-76, following An SOS from the Future! A Dark New Enemy Emerges!! through Defeat These Terrifying Enemies! Krillin's Fighting Spirit Returns!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Tournament of Power Saga covers episodes 77-131, following Let's Do It, Zen-Oh Sama! The All-Universe Martial Arts Tournament!! through The Miraculous Conclusion! Farewell, Goku! Until We Meet Again!!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
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