Are Dragon Ball Movies Canon?
Some movies are canon, but the majority are just fun side stories. For example, the 'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' movie is officially part of the main storyline.
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Nope, most of the Dragon Ball movies aren't canon. They exist in their own alternate universes.
Most Dragon Ball movies aren't canon, but there are a few exceptions. Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F' are considered canon since they were adapted into the Dragon Ball Super series.
I've been a huge fan for years, and from my experience, the movies are mostly standalone adventures. But Dragon Ball Super: Broly officially joins the main storyline.
Most Dragon Ball movies aren't canon. They usually take place in alternate timelines or have stories that don't fit within the main series. However, Dragon Ball Super: Broly is an exception and is considered canon!
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