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’s English dub is now available for streaming, but its release schedule is going to hurt its chances at success Which means that anyone seeing the Dragon Ball Daima dub will also likely see some of the big events that will be happening when the anime comes to an end far before their own watching experience gets to that point.

Dragon Ball DAIMA must find a proper way to balance its adventurous spirit with the significant storytelling depth that fans deserve.

Dragon Ball Daima has been airing for quite some time, and though the Demon Realm has been great, it's time the series kicked it up a notch.

Daima feels like an actual step forward into the 21st century for the storied franchise, and it shows in every animated fight sequence I've seen so far. The show plays a lot with perspectives and shows shots like over-the-shoulder views of Goku when he fights.

Dragon Ball DAIMA lands on a terrifying Demon Realm planet where Goku and Vegeta are up against their most surprising opponents yet.

Yamcha has been the butt of jokes for decades, but Dragon Ball Z's biggest punchline doesn't deserve the disrespect.

Gohan has had two of the best mentors in the entire franchise, but is it better for him to use Goku's final move or Piccolo's?

At some point in the Dragon Ball series, it seemed Gohan was about to become the main character. So why didn't he?

The similarities between Dragon Ball Daima and GT have always been prevalent, and the newest adventure is doing what the grand tour couldn't.