Bulma and Arale: Dead-Hunters

Bulma and Arale: Dead-Hunters would be an American-Japanese supernatural adventure comedy-drama film directed by Stella Meghie from an screenplay co-written with Jason Reitman, and co-produced with Akira Toriyama and Kevin Feige. A co-production between Walt Disney Pictures, Toei Company, Outlier Society Productions, Lord Miller Productions, and Amblin Entertainment, the film would be an entry on the Dragon Ball Live-action Universe (DBLU), based on the Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump franchises created by Toriyama, and would star Shahadi Wright Joseph, Chloe Bennet, China Anne McClain, and the voice of Idris Elba. The film's score would be composed and conducted by Alan Silvestri.

The film would be met with critical acclaim, with critics praising its themes, direction, cast, screenplay, musical score, production values, and visual effects, with many critics positively comparing the film to the Ghostbusters franchise. The film would also be a commercial success, earning 1.1 billion dollars at the worldwide box office over a budget of 160 million dollars.