Dragon Ball Daima has ended, but many questions remain unresolved regarding Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta, Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Dragon Ball Super.

Dragon Ball DAIMA is fixing GT’s mistakes while keeping its core and with SSJ4’s return and a much more refined story GT's image is changing.

Dragon Ball Daima's reintroduction of Super Saiyan 4 has the series' fan base in a frenzy, and there are a few ways the anime can explain the form.

When Dragon Ball Daima first aired last year, the main points of contention at the forefront of every fan’s mind were where the show was placed in the series canon—and what new revelations it would cement in its wake.

If SSJ4 Goku becoming canon in the latest episode did not settle fan speculation on the late Akira Toriyama’s final

Dragon Ball Daima's finale will air on the first anniversary of Akira Toriyama's passing, making it an emotional tribute.

As part of a commemorative celebration of Dragon Ball, Toei Animation launched Dragon Ball Daima, a fresh story that plunged Goku and friends into another adventure. Shrunken down to child-size versions of themselves,

Goku's Super Saiyan 4 transformation from Daima is achieved through a spell by Neva, unlike GT's natural trigger. Daima's Super Saiyan 4 doesn't age Goku up like in GT, and his appearance slightly differs. In Daima, Goku's fighting style in his Super Saiyan 4 form is more primal and monkey-like, unlike in GT.

Dragon Ball DAIMA follows Goku and his friends on a new journey to restore their bodies to normal after being transformed into children. The post REVIEW: ‘Dragon Ball DAIMA’ Delivers A New Adventure While Honoring Its Past appeared first on But Why Tho?

F or years and years, the Dragon Ball fandom has been mainlining hype – for whatever power up, fusion, super-fusion, or sick moves that will take down the baddie of the moment.