We learned earlier this year that the very first park The Dragon Ball theme would see the light of day in the years to come. come. Thanks to apromotional video, new images have been released. revealed, while some information on the project was released. shared. Here's what you need to remember.
a park dragon ball theme in Saudi Arabia
In March, it was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Akira Toriyama, the father ;famous mangaka behind Dragon Ball. But a few weeks later, good news gave us back our hope. the smile:the very first park theme inspired by manga/anime is in development.If it is not expected to see the light of day before 2030 and we will have to make the trip to Saudi Arabia, we cannot help but be curious.
And ç This is a good thing, since Falcon's Creative Groupe, the companyé who works on the project, published a new promotional video a few days ago. The opportunity to learn a little more about the park. Dragon Ball theme of 50 hectares, but also to see some new conceptual images. Enough to get a little more precise idea of what to expect. what it should look like in six years.
new images, ambitions… what we know about the park
In the new video published by Falcon's Creative Group, we can discover new glimpses of attractions, monuments and architecture,although their design is obviously subject to change. The group's executives are also trying to reassure the most skeptical fans of Dragon Ball, by assuring that their will to be reassured. is from“protect this vision [of the original work] and maintain respect for Dragon Ball intellectual property throughout the design process.” 'a marketing speech to Take it with a grain of salt, we're also curious to know what teams mean when they talk about “pushing the limits” and offering fans ” that they didn't even know they wanted.”
Finally, we are promised a park Dragon Ball theme “totally immersive” and able to “shock the fans”. Let's hope that the final result will be good. the height of the group's ambitions, and our expectations. As a reminder, this will be part of the Qiddiya megaproject, a imitation city combining tourism and entertainment.