CATDOLL: The box office of the Dragon Ball movie has exceeded 7.7 billion and is praised by Japanese media as a "treasure trove"

According to Japanese media reports, Toei's major animation work "Dragon Ball" has brought it a huge industrial effect, especially after the release of the theatrical version "Resurrection of F", the animation creation boom it triggered has further promoted the development of the industry.

The Dragon Ball movie Resurrection of F, released in 2015, has achieved extremely high box office revenue, reaching 3.7 billion yen during its broadcast in Japan. It was later released in 44 countries overseas, and as of January 2016, the box office has exceeded 7.7 billion yen, becoming another glorious moment in Toei's history. According to Japanese media reports, due to the good "Dragon Ball effect" produced by Dragon Ball, Toei's stock has been highly favored recently. According to the financial report released by Toei, compared with the previous quarter's revenue, Toei's revenue in March this year increased by 44% to 19 billion yen.

Dragon Ball created huge income and prestige for Toei

The so-called "Dragon Ball Effect" mentioned in the media article refers to the huge sales of the "Resurrection of F" theatrical version last year. The box office impact of this has also led to a new wave of animation production in the Japanese industry. In addition to Toei's free broadcast of animation on YouTube and NICONICO and the 30th anniversary of "Dragon Ball", the new work "Dragon Ball: Super" continues its glory and has become a rare "treasure house" of Japanese animation.

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