Dragon Ball Daima's latest form of world building on Planet Mega so far doesn't live up to even the episodic structure of GT on Monmaasu.

Dragon Ball Daima has proven to be a gem so far, and fans are absolutely loving the direction this story has been taking. While, initially, a lot of the readers assumed that Daima would enjoy a lower popularity compared to the older Dragon Ball series, the most recent of which was Dragon Ball Super, things turned out quite well in the long run.

It looks like it’s going to be harder than ever to watch your favorite Dragon Ball episodes as huge chunks of the franchise are scheduled to leave a major streaming service soon. Dragon Ball is now in the midst of celebrating the 40th anniversary of the original manga hitting the pages of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine,

The Ginyu Force aren't especially important in the grand scheme of Dragon Ball. They contribute little overall to DBZ, Captain Ginyu's return in Dragon Ball Super was equally irrelevant, and they have little in the way of distinct personalities from each other.

Dragon Ball Daima set to end on February 28, according to Hulu's schedule. Fans shocked by the news of the anime's early conclusion despite its popularity. No official announcement yet on the possibility of a Dragon Ball Daima Season 2.

Dragon Ball Daima accidentally revealed when its final episode will launch, here's what to know about the finale

Get ready for the next chapter of Goku’s epic journey in Dragon Ball DAIMA! Following the shocking twists of the previous episode, the adventure is far from over. As new threats loom and powerful enemies rise, Goku and his allies must face unimaginable challenges. The official website has also dropped the release of the next episode.

So I've spent a lot of my Daima reviews praising this show for how well it managed to hearken back to the spirit of early Dragon Ball. What's really impressive, though, a lot of it has felt pretty fresh,

Fans of Dragon Ball DAIMA have come up with a raging theory, where Vegeta becomes the hero who saves everyone and beats the final villain!

Daima feels like an actual step forward into the 21st century for the storied franchise, and it shows in every animated fight sequence I've seen so far. The show plays a lot with perspectives and shows shots like over-the-shoulder views of Goku when he fights.