It turns out the studio behind Dragon Ball Daima really wanted Kid Goku's original voice actor to come back for the new anime ...

Dragon Ball Daima shook up the Dragon Ball format in numerous ways. The show utterly transformed Dragon Ball's lore, redefining how fans looked at several characters and the world as a whole. It also ...

DAIMA's ability to take classic abilities and skills from the original Dragon Ball and still keep them useful is marvelous. Fans are well aware of how much Goku's power has risen over the years.

Dragon Ball DAIMA is not the first time Goku has had a role like this. In fact, it's one of the many similarities DAIMA has to the first Dragon Ball storyline, the Pilaf Saga.

At the end of Dragon Ball DAIMA Episode 19, "Betrayal," Goku makes a big show of cycling through his transformations in a moment reminiscent of Super Saiyan 3's reveal during Dragon Ball Z's Buu Saga.

From the moment Glorio introduced himself in Dragon Ball Daima, Goku began mispronouncing his name, much to the demon's eternal chagrin. This wasn't a one-off moment, either.

Goku debuts Super Saiyan form in Dragon Ball DAIMA, facing new challenges in a smaller body. Vegeta's journey to the Demon Realm hints at potential clashes and power displays with Goku.

Goku took center stage throughout all of Dragon Ball DAIMA, and nearly all the anime's best moments center around him. Goku is hilarious throughout the series, as he behaves like the child he ...

Dragon Ball Daima hasn't been doing much of anything to challenge Goku and his friends, but that's finally changed in a big way with episode #13.

Dragon Ball DAIMA can be its own independent timeline, while Dragon Ball Super can also be its own. This way, the confirmation of Super Saiyan 4 doesn't complicate the canon of either series.