Dragon Ball Super may be the most popular sequel Dragon Ball Zbut it's not the best. While an entertaining series at its best, Dragon Ball Super is in many ways an extension DBZworst habits: rampant power scaling, constant introduction of transformations, and story arcs that often focus more on nonstop action than adventure or meaningful character development. Dragon Ball Super not Akira Toriyama at his best; but Dragon Ball DAIMA it sure is.
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Last anime that Akira Toriyama was working on before his death in 2024, Dragon Ball DAIMA is the best Dragon Ball the franchise was in years. Dragon Ball DAIMA in 20 episodes he will do more than Dragon Ball Super achieved in 131 and two films. Even in the worst Dragon Ball DAIMAGreat direction, animation and storytelling back in time Dragon Ball history where the series was fresh, exciting and full of wonder in the best possible way.
Akira Toriyama personally wrote Dragon Ball DAIMA himself
Although he is credited with the story of the manga in English, Akira Toriyama did not actually write it Dragon Ball Super alone. Toriyama wrote Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, Dragon Ball Super: Brolyand Dragon Ball Super: Super Herobut for Universe 6 Tournament, Goku Black Saga, and Universe Survival Saga, Toriyama only provided Toyotara and Toei with outlines of what the sagas should look like. Not only that, Toyotarou wrote the Moro and Granolah Sagas himself, albeit with Toriyama's supervision. Dragon Ball DAIMA is a completely different matter.
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According to Dragon Ball DAIMAAkira Toriyama's production team not only wrote the story for each episode themselves, but also wrote all of the series' dialogue. While this claim is doubtful, especially considering Toriyama's death on March 1, 2024, Dragon Ball DAIMA has been in production for a long time, and the anime features its signature sense of humor, unpredictable lore-drops, and creative battles that defined the original. Dragon Ball manga and the first half Dragon Ball Z. You can tell Dragon Ball Super was merely outlined by Toriyama while Dragon Ball DAIMA he really has that Toriyama touch that hasn't been seen outside of him DBS movies.
Dragon Ball DAIMA is a perfect balance of early Dragon Ball & DBZ
Dragon Ball SuperDNA is largely encoded in the second half Dragon Ball Zfor better or for worse. Dragon Ball DAIMA instead, it mixes the best elements of the original Dragon Ball with high quality story, character writing and action Dragon Ball ZSaiyan and Frieza Sagas. Even Dragon Ball DAIMAThe fan service feels earned and hits harder than Dragon Ball Super's, from Vegeta unlocking Super Saiyan 3 off-screen to Akira Toriyama turning Super Saiyan 4 Goku into a cannon in the final battle. DAIMA he's also genuinely funny, using character-based humor much like Dr. Slum and OG Dragon Ball attract viewers to the jokes and characters of the series.
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Dragon Ball DAIMA it also uses its pacing to slowly become more action-oriented, reflecting the evolution of the manga since the beginning Dragon Ball on DBZ. The first half of the series is filled with adventures like the Hunt for the Dragon Ball and the Red Ribbon Army, the slowly unfolding world of the Demon Realm, and the main cast, while the second half is filled with incredibly choreographed fights that you deserve after all the build-up in the first 10-14 episodes. It's the perfect balance of adventure, action and comedy that only Akira Toriyama is capable of.
Dragon Ball DAIMA Animation & Art Direction are 10/10
Dragon Ball Super had serious animation and direction problems in its early story arcs, largely because the animators weren't given the time they needed to do each episode justice. The anime remake begins Dragon Ball Super: Beerus it's not only a follow-up to the series adaptation of the Galactic Patrol prisoner saga, but probably a way to do it right DBS so that new fans don't have to suffer through bad animation until Tournament of Power. Dragon Ball DAIMA doesn't have this problem at all.
Dragon Ball DAIMA has been beautifully animated and directed since Episode 1, featuring truly cinematic quality animation that only gets better in the last few episodes of the anime. Battles are extremely fluid, characters are amazingly expressive, and Demon Realm's world design is vivid as if it jumped out of the pages of Akira Toriyama's concept art. Even the worst episodes Dragon Ball DAIMA they are wonderful to watch and take on the best of the best Dragon Ball Super.
Dragon Ball DAIMA is a visual feast for the eyes and in a way it lives up to Akira Toriyama's characters and story Dragon Ball Super he could never be outside the movies.
- Release date
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2024–2025
- Network
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Fuji TV, Kansai TV, Tokai Television Broadcasting, Fukui TV, Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting, Iwate Menkoi Television, Sendai Television, SAGA TV, TNC, OHK, Ishikawa TV, Kochi Sun Sun Broadcasting, TV Shizuoka, UMK TV Miyazaki, Television Shin Hiroshima, Sa Tkuranbo TV, NTS, NTS Broadcast, NTS NIB, KKT, Fukushima TV, TOS, AKT, Toyama Television, Okinawa Television Broadcasting
- directors
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Kazuya Karasawa, Ryuta Kawahara
- Writers
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Akira Toriyama
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Masako Nozawa
Son Goku (mini) (voice)
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Koki Uchiyama
Gloria (voice)
