Taste-matched follow-ups
Use this page for more high-octane martial arts, cosmic threat action, and over-the-top power-ups without retreading the same show. Every pick is a recent premiere or a returning season.
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Why this fits: The huge, fast fights and goofy humor in Dragon Ball Super: Beerus make One Punch Man an easy fit for a lively action comedy. Its monsters and city-smashing battles bring the same cartoon spectacle, while Saitama’s bored reaction to world-ending danger gives the show a drier, more absurd edge.
Why this fits: Dragon Ball Super: Beerus and Yoroi-Shinden Samurai Troopers both deliver colorful fantasy battles, brave young heroes, and the rush of watching a team grow stronger together. Beerus mixes its fights with family and friend jokes, while Samurai Troopers leans into earnest teamwork as armored warriors face supernatural danger.
Why this fits: The bold battle cries, strange powers, and larger-than-life heroes in Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will feel right at home in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Both make fights a source of spectacle and laughs, but JoJo adds puzzle-like duels and flamboyant family rivalries, with a fresh setting and cast in each generation.
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Crunchyroll Premium · Oct 11, 2026
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus makes its martial arts battles fun with goofy family and friend humor; Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers brings that lightness to an underdog fantasy duo. Its gamer-minded hero and needy goddess tackle quests and level up, trading cosmic-scale fights for brisk dungeon challenges and banter.
The heroic battle thrills in Dragon Ball Super: Beerus find a smaller-scale counterpart in Dragon Striker’s magical matches and underdog comebacks. Rather than Saiyan fighters facing a cosmic threat, a farm boy and his scrappy teammates train to beat school champions, with friendship and a looming ancient evil shaping their adventure.
For the big, loud combat of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, Golden Axe offers rowdy fantasy brawls led by a veteran trio. Its heroes face a warlord who keeps returning, with spells, beasts, and dark humor; expect rougher, bloodier sword-and-sorcery action instead of goofy family interludes and power-ups.
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