Dragon Ball Daima kicked off its run by firmly placing itself not long after the events of the Majin Buu saga and before Battle of Gods. This new anime detaches itself from the multiverse and godly beings seen in Dragon Ball Super,

Dragon Ball DAIMA's revelation of Majin Buu's cells might open the door to Android 21 to become canon in the future.

Dragon Ball has directly inspired countless other Shōnen anime. However, one series has spent much of its run going out of its way to subvert the tropes popularized by Dragon Ball. From 1998 to today,

Dragon Ball DAIMA is finally picking up the action as Episode 8 closes in, and it's going to capitalize on plenty of fantastic worldbuilding that set things up in earlier episodes

Dragon Ball DAIMA episode 8 brilliantly capitalizes on Majin Buu's narrative gaps by expanding his lore, and sets the stage for a new era of chaos!

Majin Buu has always been a big figure in Dragon Ball, and Dragon Ball Daima has just made him one of the most important villains in the entire anime.

In Episode 8 of 'Dragon Ball Daima,' significant revelations about Majin Buu's origins come to light. It is unveiled that the witch-like Majin named Marba, not Bibidi, is responsible for creating Majin Buu,

G oku's adventure continues as Dragon Ball DAIMA drops the release date of the new episode. In the previous episode, the much-awaited battle between Goku and Tamagami Number Three

Dragon Ball DAIMA might have hinted at a new threat being created by Arinsu soon, thanks to the Majin Buu residuals collected in the past.

It's no secret that Goku is one of the strongest characters in Dragon Ball. While this allows Goku to win many of the incredible fights he's participated in, his increasingly great power makes it more difficult for him to be challenged as the story progresses – something that becomes a major point of contention by Dragon Ball Super.