Well, Goten and his partner in crime Trunks have finally made an appearance on at least one official poster for Dragon Ball Super: Broly, and fans have a major theory as to why they are included ...

Zero. Where Gotenks takes on more of Goten's appearance, Trunkten is heavy on the Trunks inspiration, including purple hair and a green gi.

Will Trunks and Goten pull off the fusion dance and bring back Gotenks in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero? Check out our guide to find out.

As fans have pointed out by glancing at the newest poster for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, Goten and Trunks appear to do the Fusion Dance but their fingers are not aligned properly.

The End of Z refers to the final epilogue of Dragon Ball Z that takes place ten years after the defeat of Majin Buu. In this time, Goten and Trunks are 17 and 18, while Pan is 4 or 5. Accordingly ...

Instead, Gogeta comes from a perfect execution of the Fusion Dance — the same dance Goten and Trunks use to become Gotenks. Gogeta’s appearance in Broly is a big deal.

Goten and Trunks have yet to learn fusion, so they are left to take on Broly as is: and they mostly get obliterated. The Trunks card, though, recreates a major turning point in the movie.