Joseph Luster
December 20, 2018 
The 20th Dragon Ball anime film has been a big success both commercially and critically since its premiere in Japan, and it just hit another milestone this week. The movie’s official Twitter account announced that the movie sold over a million tickets in just the first six days, which means it did so one day faster than 2015’s Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F.’
The total at the time of the announcement came to 1,011,595 admissions for a box office of 1,309,156,000 yen (about $11,769,312). Resurrection ‘F’ holds the current box office record for the franchise at 3.74 billion yen, but Broly certainly has time to give it a run for its money.
映画『#ドラゴンボール超ブロリー』
皆様のおかげで公開6日目にして…
早くも動員100万人突破‼️‼️‼️動員: 101万1,595人
興行収入: 13億9百15万6,000円
（12/14～12/19累計）2回3回と劇場にお越しいただいている方も多いようでありがとうございます✨
圧倒的バトルをぜひ劇場で‼️ pic.twitter.com/GUaFar9NNi
— 「ドラゴンボール超」TV・映画公式 (@DB_super2015) December 20, 2018
Via Crunchyroll
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