DAIMA introduces a Universe 7 reference that creates a plot hole, contradicting Goku's first learning about it in Dragon Ball Super.

Dragon Ball fans have been eagerly waiting for Vegeta, Piccolo, and Bulma to reach the Demon Realm in Dragon Ball DAIMA. Ever since they were revealed to be part of the anime's main cast, it's been inevitable that they would join Goku,

King Gomah has made it clear that he wants to be an unchecked ruler over the Demon Realm in Dragon Ball Daima. While its King Gomahs actions that directly pull Goku and his friends into action, the true conflict does not stem from Gomah himself.

Dragon Ball Daima, like nearly every Dragon Ball project, has Son Goku front and center in this new anime adaptation that was one of the last from deceased creator Akira Toriyama. While Goku’s power level might make him one of the universe’s strongest combatants,

Dragon Ball DAIMA takes an unexpected turn by giving Kaioshin, Glorio, and Panzy the spotlight by sidelining Goku.

More information about the upcoming Dragon Ball Daima DLC for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is here, including when fans can expect to get their hands on it.

Dragon Ball Daima has been doing its best to nerf Goku and the Z-Fighters in more ways than one. On top of the anime heroes transforming into first graders thanks to a wish made on the Dragon Balls by the demon lord Gomah,

Z Fighters will struggle with flying due to the size change & the heavier air in the Third Demon World. Reach issues occur, leading Goku to rely on Power Pole for assistance. Goku's physical strength is weaker in his younger body, but to what extent remains unknown.

The introduction of the Glind race in Dragon Ball Daima might explain the origins of Goku Black's hatred for mortals.

Goku finally faces Tamagami Number Three in Dragon Ball DAIMA Episode 7, pushing the story forward. Goku's battle with Tamagami Number Three begins, hinting at a powerful showdown in Episode 8. Bulma,