Actually, we've already seen Toriyama without editors reigning him in.
Buu Saga, where he was given far more free reign.
One Strip! One Strip!It is kind of funny how much the Android/Cell arc was the result of Executive Meddling on the part of Toriyama's editors.
Androids 19 and 20 were rejected for being impossible to take seriously as a threat, new villains please. Then 16, 17, and 18 were rejected for being "a bunch of kids", so new villains AGAIN please. Then Cell's second form was rejected for being ugly, and Toriyama was told to hurry up and make him perfect already.
But isn't that kinda Toriyama's thing?
Making his villains look very unconventional and all that?
Maybe if he'd insisted on more than two, there could have been room for multiple villains of varying looks.
One Strip! One Strip!
I didn't say it was bad Executive Meddling. Sometimes that trope does result in improvements.
Summary of the latest DBS chapter for anyone who doesn't want to wait for the rest of the leaks.
Things of note:
Everything is streamlined; no recruitment arcs. Everyone shows up, with their reasoning said in passing. Roshi wants the "money" to renovate Kame house, Goku convinces Tien offscreen, Piccolo and Gohan have their training session offscreen (and no reference at all to Gohan "wanting an even more ultimate form", or being the team captain or planning of any kind), and Goku and Freeza still fight but it's also offscreen and no assassination subplot. Agreement is the same however.
I very much prefer it this way, everything gets to the point without wasting our time. Though it does make some motivations weaker, but it's for the best given what happens in the tournament.
Caulifa gets SSJ offscreen as well after a brief fight with Cabba, no back-tingling. And Kale doesn't go SSJ either, so no Broly shout out, but they do note she has the potential for it considering she manages to outspeed Cabba as a SSJ without him noticing
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.I think the only thing the manga's done that I like better than the anime is its handling of Jiren. Everything else is either worse or just as bad.
My various fanfics.I honestly hated how the Anime's recruitment arcs, so nixing them was the best thing the manga could have done.
I'm guessing Kale will unlock her mastered SSJ form against the Pride Troopers. I'm assuming Toyo is just nixing the Broly reference completely, which is good because it served no purpose.
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.I feel kinda bad for Hyper DBZ. It was a great-looking fanmade game and now Fighter Z just blasted it into irrelevance.
My various fanfics.
x3: Toyotaro's been referred to as a "Broly fanboy", mostly due to the Draco in Leather Pants-like version of him in his Dragon Ball: AF adaptation. Almost joking to the point where, much like Toriyama directly designed Caulifla, some people think that Toyotaro may have designed Kale.
True, but at the same time, both games feel different enough to stand on their own feet. Hyper just released Gotenks, and he plays much differently compared to Fighter Z (his Wolf Fang Volleyball Fist requires way more player input to bunt the opponent around).
If you wanted to be cynical, one's free while the other isn't.
edited 17th Jan '18 6:30:12 PM by XMenMutant22

Given how the manga is, I would've be surprised if Kafla is dealt with in one chapter, though, if even that. I'm expecting it to have the opposite problem the anime has: pacing the Tournament of Power out way too fast. Half the events that got whole episodes of focus are either going to be background fights or skimmed over while even the important fights are going to go by disappointingly fast.
The Tournament of Power has gone on for 27 episodes so far, and it looks like it'll end around 35, but I'll be surprised if it lasts even 15 chapters in the manga.