History ContinuityNod / DragonBallSuper

* Back during Super Buu-vs-Gotenks, after Piccolo trapped them in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, Super Buu gets so angry he literally [[MakeMeWannaShout tears himself a hole in spacetime]], which he didn't expect to happen yet it allowed him to escape - a feat later replicated by [=SSJ3=] Gotenks, and again by Super Buu during his fight with Vegito. [[spoiler: Goku Black does a similar thing in context, channeling his anger at the mortals' disrespect and the gods allowing it, which creates a new [[SinisterScythe variant]] for his Aura Slide ability - swinging it rips a hole in dimensional space, complete with several effects. Goku Black muses that he himself doesn't know how he did that, or even explain what's happening, but still uses it for his own purposes]].

Given that this series has a lot of {{Continuity Nod}}s to both ''Manga/DragonBall'' and ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', it needs its own page to contain them all.

* When Vegeta challenges Frost after he's [[spoiler: caught cheating and turns to be EvilAllAlong,]] he says that he finds Frost's voice annoying. He says the same thing about Frieza after listening to one too many of Frieza's rants. It also fits as a CastingGag since Frieza and Frost are voiced by the same person.

* At the end of Episode 131, [[spoiler:when Goku and Vegeta get into a sparring match, they assume the same stances they did during their first battle. The area they are in even looks similar!]]

* Future Trunks tries several poses when trying to perform the Evil Containment Wave, all from Captain Ginyu's repertoire.

* This is also the SECOND time we have seen Pan being ill and someone wants to use the Dragon Balls to restore her to normal. This time as a baby, the first time as a supercentenarian woman.

Given that this series has a lot of {{Continuity Nod}}s to both ''Anime/DragonBall'' and ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', it needs its own page to contain them all.

** Although it isn't directly reference, Bulma mentions how baseball is the only thing Yamcha is good at and how he's the only one in the entire cast who knows how to play. This is because Yamcha was a professional baseball player in the ''Z'' anime.

--> '''Zamasu''': We mustn't allow evil to happen, master Gowasu. Evil is violence like that of the Babarians, and conceit like that of [[Character/DragonBallSonGoku Son Goku]], who would trade blows with the gods. Mortals use their god-given wisdom for evil, and spoil our beautiful world. The mortals who have gained wisdom are truly evil. Does this not strike you as half-hearted? '''What good are gods if they do not destroy evil?"'''''

--> '''Zamasu''': We mustn't allow evil to happen, master Gowasu. Evil is violence like that of the Babarians, and conceit like that of [[DragonBallSonGoku Son Goku]], who would trade blows with the gods. Mortals use their god-given wisdom for evil, and spoil our beautiful world. The mortals who have gained wisdom are truly evil. Does this not strike you as half-hearted? '''What good are gods if they do not destroy evil?"'''''

* In Episode 65, we did get cameos involving the appearance of Android 8 in the mountains (from the original ''Dragon Ball'') shocked at the immense destruction and rampage that's taking place on Earth. Furthermore, original ''Dragon Ball'' character cameos (including #8) were also a thing in the later parts of ''Z''.
* After [[spoiler: Merged Zamasu]] face starts to mutate due to Goku's attack on him on episode 66, he screams to the sky and repeats the words he was talking with Gowasu in episode 55, about [[GodIsInept what good are gods that don't destroy evil]]. It reflects how far he has fallen on his BlackAndWhiteInsanity.

* In Episode 27, Trunks and Goten are told what happened during the battle with Frieza. Trunks says he would have just cut Freeza in two and makes a sword-swinging motion, referencing the Future Trunks timeline and his alternate self from the Cell arc, though later episodes would show that he's unaware of the other Trunks. He wonders why everyone thinks his response was so funny.

* Future Trunks notes that he can't feel Vegeta's energy when he transforms into a Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan. The same thing was said by Gohan and Krillin when Goku first went Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan and they thought it was Super Saiyan God. Trunks also notes that despite being unable to feel Vegeta's energy, he feels a lot of pressure, much like Vegeta when he first sense Whis and states that his energy felt empty yet powerful.

** Another one for Frieza in the same episode: His line to Jiren "You... deserve to be killed by me!!" is practically word-for-word what he said to Goku on Namek just before being dealt the final blow.

* In Episode 127, [[spoiler:Android 17 makes a HeroicSacrifice by self-destructing. Back in ''Z'', when Gohan forced Cell back down to his Semi-Perfect Form, he desperately self-destructed, too, which also killed 17 in the process since he was still absorbed by Cell at the time. So technically, 17 died from the exact same attack ''twice'', now.]]

* In Episode 127, [[spoiler:Android 17 makes a HeroicSacrifice by self-destructing. Back in ''Z'', when Gohan forced Cell back down to his Semi-Perfect Form, he desperately used the exact same attack, which also killed 17 in the process since he was still absorbed by Cell at the time. So technically, 17 died from the exact same attack ''twice'', now.]]

* In Episode 127, [[spoiler:Android 17 makes a HeroicSacrifice by self-destructing. Back in ''Z'', when Gohan forced Cell back down to his Semi-Perfect Form, he desperately used the exact same attack, which also killed 17 in the process since he was still absorbed by Cell at the time.]]

* Vegeta faces off against Toppo in Episode 126, the latter stating he cast aside everything for the sake of survival, including his beliefs about justice. Vegeta however refuses to do the same, and instead states that his affection for Bulma/Trunks/Bulla and Cabba, his Saiyan pride- those are things that make him who he is. A similar-yet-opposite example to when he willingly let himself be controlled by Babidi and discarded everything (other than his pride), with even similar dialogue and framing... and it ultimately ends with Vegeta using a Beyond Blue Final Explosion against Toppo's full power, preceded by a flashback to the original, although ''this time'' he managed not to die from it.

* Vegeta faces off against Toppo in Episode 126, the latter stating he cast aside everything for the sake of survival, including his beliefs about justice. Vegeta however refuses to do the same, and instead states that his affection for Bulma/Trunks/Bulla and Cabba, his Saiyan pride- those are things that make him who he is. A similar-yet-opposite example to when he willingly let him be controlled by Babidi, with even similar dialogue and framing... and it ultimately ends with Vegeta using a Beyond Super Saiyan Blue Final Explosion against Toppo's full power, preceded by a flashback to the original, although ''this time'' he managed not to die from it.

* For Episode 125, Frieza tries to handle Toppo's Energy of Destruction, repeatedly insisting that it's nothing and he won't be subdued even when it proves otherwise. He takes heavy damage but manages to come back anyway, with the same pose and one-eye-closed facial expression as when Goku hit him with the Spirit Bomb back on Namek.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[SarcasmMode Yeah. No resemblance at all, right]]?]]

* In Episode 123, Goku uses a barrage of Destructo Discs at Jiren, who catches one of them and destroys it, similar to the Cell Games when Super Saiyan 2 Gohan did the same thing to Perfect Cell.

* In Episode 123, Goku uses The Destructo Disc at Jiren who catches and destroys it. Similar to The Cell Games when Super Saiyan 2 Gohan did the same thing to Perfect Cell

** From the same episode, Master Roshi suggests using a nosebleed to cover an invisible opponent, something Krillin once did (with Roshi and Bulma's unwitting help) to help Yamcha beat one of Fortuneteller Baba's fighters.

** From the same episode, Master Roshi suggests using a nosebleed to cover an invisible opponent, something Krillin once did (with Roshi and Bulma's unwitting help) to help Goku beat one of Fortuneteller Baba's fighters.