Draft:Dragon Ball Daima

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Dragon Ball DAIMA is an upcoming Japanese anime series premiering some time in 2024. It is being overseen by series creator Akira Toriyama, it is also the last Dragon Ball anime with Toriyama's involvement before his death. It is part of the media franchise Dragon Ball, and takes place during an unknown time during the wider Dragon Ball story. In Dragon Ball DAIMA, an unknown series of events leads to the main cast of the series turning into smaller versions of themselves[1], most likely children. Comparisons have been made to the 1996 sequel series to Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT due to the series transforming the protagonist Son Goku into a smaller version of himself[2]. The series was first officially revealed with a trailer at New York Comic-Con 2023, at a Dragon Ball Special Panel.[3] Toriyama claims to have had much more involvement in this project than he usually does for Dragon Ball's anime adaptations.[1]

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Prior to it's release, Dragon Ball DAIMA has faced backlash by critics and fan communities, claiming that the show's similar conceptual direction to Dragon Ball GT has ultimately ruined what potential it may have had. Others cite that the lack of an anime that is adapting the story of Dragon Ball Super's manga is a detriment to the success of Dragon Ball DAIMA, both critically and commercially.

  1. ^ a b "Brand-New Anime Series "Dragon Ball DAIMA"Coming Fall 2024!". DRAGON BALL OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
  2. ^ "New Dragon Ball Series, Dragon Ball: Daima, Confirmed for Fall 2024 - NYCC 2023". IGN.
  3. ^ "DRAGON BALL SPECIAL BOOTH at NYCC 2023!". DRAGONBALL OFFICIAL WEBSITE.