Characters Who Deserve Their Own Dragon Ball Super Movie

Android 17's return during the final battle against Kid Buu in "Dragon Ball Z" is somewhat of a surprise, as many thought he died when Cell, who had absorbed him, self-destructed. Yet return he does, and after a long hiatus, the character finally plays a major role in the Tournament of Power and (to a lesser extent) Moro arcs. The "Dragon Ball Super" manga even explains just how he returns, revealing that a wish from Shenron brought him back to life.

While the Red Ribbon Army reappears in "Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero," Android 17, despite being one of their creations, does not. The next movie could remedy that by making him the star, placing him at the center of a brand new Dragon Ball adventure. He could go on an adventure with his sister Android 18, for example, or even the Cell Juniors revealed to be living on his nature park in a "Dragon Ball Super" bonus chapter. 

Alternately, the movie could be a team-up film with his ex-rival Piccolo, especially now that the Namekian once again has strength comparable to Goku's (via Screenrant) and therefore 17's, as well. Speaking of which, a 17 movie could explain just how he got so much stronger during the years after he was revived, and finally reveal his oft-mentioned, but not-yet-seen family.