Bandai Namco Unveils Mysterious New Dragon Ball Title: Age 1000

Bandai Namco Unveils “Age 1000”: A Bold New Chapter in the Dragon Ball Saga
During the recent Dragon Ball Genkidamatsuri festivities, Bandai Namco stunned the audience by premiering a cryptic teaser for their next major project. Currently titled Age 1000, this enigmatic entry in the franchise is slated for a 2027 release.
The footage centers on a fresh protagonist designed by the legendary late creator, Akira Toriyama. This white-haired youth sports attire featuring the Capsule Corp insignia—bearing a subtle resemblance to Gohan’s iconic Great Saiyaman gear. The trailer showcases the hero effortlessly dismantling masked adversaries within a high-tech digital simulation before culminating in a powerful Super Saiyan transformation. To heighten the intrigue, the teaser concludes with a fleeting glimpse of Goku’s unmistakable silhouette.
“The Dragon Ball universe continues to evolve with an entirely original world and a cast of unique characters, all envisioned by Akira Toriyama,” Bandai Namco’s official press release stated. “Scheduled for 2027, the ‘Age 1000’ project will introduce players to a burgeoning adventure filled with fresh faces and untold stories.”
While the specific genre and target platforms for Age 1000 remain shrouded in mystery, fans won’t have to wait long for more substantial details. Bandai Namco has confirmed that further information will be disclosed during the Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour, taking place in Los Angeles on April 18-19.

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