Technically, Dragon Ball Super does not use traditional "seasons" in the Western sense (it ran continuously for 131 episodes). However, for streaming and home release purposes (Crunchyroll, Funimation, Blu-ray), is universally defined as the first 26 episodes, covering the God of Destruction Beerus Saga (Episodes 1-14) and the Resurrection ‘F’ Saga (Episodes 15-26).
Dragon Ball Super - Season 1 succeeded by expanding the cosmic hierarchy beyond the Kais and the Afterlife. Dragon Ball Super - Season 1
and his attendant Whis represent only a fraction of a much larger cosmic hierarchy The Return of a Legend: The Resurrection of Frieza Technically, Dragon Ball Super does not use traditional
Beerus is not a villain in the traditional sense; he is a force of nature. His motivation isn't world domination, but rather a search for amusement and good food. This gray morality was a refreshing change from the pure evil of Frieza, Cell, and Buu. He destroys planets on a whim, yet he loves pizza and has a polite, if terrifying, demeanor. This dynamic forced Goku and Vegeta to navigate a political landscape they had never encountered before: diplomacy with a god who could erase them with a sneeze. and his attendant Whis represent only a fraction