are the broly movies canon?
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Broly and Gogeta in the new movie are considered canon because Toriyama is involved with the story while in the DBZ Broly/Gogeta movies he only made the designs, and had no involvement in the storyline. ... None of the movies before Battle of Gods are canon.
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By all fans, the episodes and the films are considered canon. However, certain sequences within episodes such as dreams/hallucinations and the What-if? scenarios and crossovers would usually be considered non-canon, as these are not (or not necessarily) real in Futurama 'reality'.
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As far as the official Dragon Ball continuity is concerned, Tarble is non-canon. Tarble is mentioned in the movie adaptation of Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, but was not mentioned at all in the episodes of Dragon Ball Super that covered the events of the movie.
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[Spoilers] The Trailers are Canon. Confirmed. In the afterbuzz podcast Gray states starting around the 41:00 mark that they set the events of the black trailer around a year before Chapter 7 of Volume 3. This confirms that the trailers are apart of the official timeline and are therefore canon.
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The most noticeable difference between the form of the Legendary Super Saiyan and the regular Super Saiyan is the body size. When Broly transforms into the Legendary Super Saiyan, his body grows in height and his muscle mass greatly increases, making it similar in appearance to the Ultra Super Saiyan transformation.
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TLDR: Yes, The Last:Naruto The Movie is canon and Masashi Kishimoto helped in writing the Story and also created new designs for all Characters in the movie.
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No, it is definitely not canon. None of the movies technically are (although the Bardock and Future Trunks movies are so close they may as well be). But of all of them, Wrath of the Dragon raises the most questions, IMO. ... Trunks' story was completely dominated by the Androids.
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They are canon but fit in between episodes with no impact to the overall television plot. They are essentially long, stand alone single episodes. ... OP, the movies are not canon.
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Movie Z is not canon but Zephyr's backstory is considered canon because it was published in Volume 1000, so he is canon. I know the movie isn't canon, I was talking about the character himself. Zephyr is not part of manga story. There has been no mention of Zephyr and no word from Oda saying if he is non canon.
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yes, they are canon and as an overall experience they are fun to watch if you've followed the story of the games, specially from 4 to 6.
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Originally Answered: What would have happened if Canon Broly had been in the Tournament Of Power? As already stated by Adam, Broly surviving the tournament throughout its completion is highly unlikely due to the fact he has no control over himself when he becomes strong enough to even put up a fight.
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The older man is the one who raised Broly after the boy was exiled by King Vegeta, and Broly caps his lineage as of right now. As for Vegeta, his tree is a bit more complicated. The fighter is the son of King Vegeta, the former ruler of the Saiyan race. The boy went on to marry Bulma, and the pair have two children.
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GT isn't part of the official canon set up by Akira Toriyama himself. ... When it comes to franchises like this, anything that the Word of God says is canon, in this case, it means anything that Toriyama has had direct involvement in writing. Since he had no involvement in writing the plot of GT, it isn't canon by default.
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No. Cell is far weaker than Broly. First off-The DBZ movies take place in a different continuity than the series does. Secondly, as a person answered below, Cell got destroyed by Goku's kamehameha, where Broly was unphased.
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The movie is not canon to the manga storyline. It's an isolated story. But it was written and supervised by the manga's creator: Kohei Horikoshi.
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Anime. The canon of the Pokémon anime consists of the following: The events of each and every episode are canon, and occur in chronological order with the exception of EP052, which takes place before EP049. ... Often, a movie takes place chronologically between the episodes between which it premieres in Japan.
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God Broly (ブロリーゴッド, Burorī Goddo, lit. "Broli God") is a godly transformation of the Legendary Super Saiyan Broly appearing in Dragon Ball Z: Super Tenkaichi Budokai.