"Dragon Ball Super" wrapped up the movie "Battle of the Gods" in just 14 episodes, but some fans are unhappy about the slow pacing of the anime.
For those who would like to catch up with "Dragon Ball Super" episode 14 you can watch it here or here.
According to user Precita from Kanzenshuu, the new anime series took 14 episodes to complete the one and a half hour movie, "Battle of the Gods."
The user wrote, "Super's pacing is horrible. Literally 14 episodes to cover what the movie did in an hour and half. Even if you exclude the first two episodes since they were new material not in the movie, that's still about 12 episodes."
The idea received support from another user from the same website, fadeddreams5, who pointed out that the only consolation of the anime for him is that it does not follow any manga.
"The pacing in Super is bad. I mean, sure, we got to the climax of the arc and final battle quickly, but the flow of the episodes themselves is no good," fadeddreams5 wrote. "It could have easily been 3-4 episodes shorter. Naturally, its pace is better than DBZ's, but Super isn't following a manga, so it's less forgivable."
On the other hand, for fans that wish to catch up with the "Dragon Ball Super" manga, Manga Mint offers the latest chapter.
Meanwhile, episode 14 saw Goku finally finding a way to change to Super Saiyan God by asking Shenron. Goku requires the power of five more Saiyans for him to move to God level. As a result, Goku fell short of one more Saiyan after getting assistance from Vegeta, Gohan, Goten, and Trunks.
Furthermore, Videl revealed that she is expectant with Gohan's child and, therefore, they started the ritual. Videl temporarily transformed to a Saiyan before Super Saiyan God Goku was born.
Lord Beerus was fascinated to see the Super Saiyan God Goku and he confirms him to be the guy in his dreams. They started slugging it out and Lord Beerus commended Goku's sudden increase in power. However, the power was not sufficient enough to outpace the God of Destruction.