Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is still in theaters pounding its run, and that implies cash is streaming in for Goku with each passing day. From its June release in Japan to its recent drop stateside, the movie has made considerable progress. Furthermore, as the movie celebrates its three-month commemoration, the box office is celebrating with a gross update that Chi would support.

Recently, the latest box office numbers in Japan were updated, and they’ve been counted against the film’s totals around the world. It turns out the movie has at last crossed the $85 million threshold. In fact, current reports suggest the movie has procured $85.1 million globally with more than $18.5 million of that approaching from Japan.

As for its international takes, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero has procured more than $35 million at this point. Other regions like Latin America have additionally embraced the movie wholeheartedly. Mexico has grossed more than $7 million since Dragon Ball hit theaters on August 19th while Peru and Argentina brought in a million or more alongside Colombia.

Obviously, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is getting the cash, and the movie has a sizable amount of positive surveys to keep invested. Rotten Tomatoes has provided the movie with an aggregate score of 93% by critics while its crowd score sits at 95%. This makes the movie the top-assessed on the site, and obviously, it demonstrates Dragon Ball can turn out just great without Goku standing center stage the entire time.

Is it true that you are amazed by this most recent box office update?