Akira Toriyama’s Final 'Dragon Ball' Project, 'Daima,' Concludes as a Nostalgic Adventure

The 20-episode series brings the franchise back to its comedic and adventurous roots while introducing new canonical elements.

'Dragon Ball Daima' marks Akira Toriyama's last major involvement in the franchise before his passing, offering a personal and nostalgic take on the series.
The series, set after 'Dragon Ball Z,' features Goku and friends transformed into children and embarking on a whimsical journey in the Demon Realm.
Unlike its predecessors, 'Daima' focuses on lighthearted adventures and humor, with lower stakes compared to 'Dragon Ball Super' and 'Dragon Ball GT.'
The show introduces new canonical elements, including the official debut of Goku's Saiyan 4 form, blending classic and modern franchise elements.
Fans have praised the series for capturing the essence of Toriyama's original vision, emphasizing creativity, humor, and inventive action sequences.