Dragon Ball DAIMA Nears Finale as Franchise Plans for Long-Term Future

The series, set after the Majin Buu arc, represents Akira Toriyama's final project and explores new realms while facing mixed fan reception.

Dragon Ball DAIMA, a 20-episode series set to conclude on February 28, integrates Akira Toriyama's creative vision as a continuation of the Majin Buu saga.
The series was designed to attract both nostalgic fans of Dragon Ball GT and new audiences, featuring child-like versions of iconic characters like Goku and Vegeta.
Fans have expressed mixed reactions to DAIMA, with some praising its fresh ideas and others critiquing its narrative and entertainment value compared to past entries.
The series introduces new lore about the Demon Realm and its connection to the Dragon Ball universe, including a reveal about the origins of characters with pointed ears.
Executive producer Akio Iyoku confirmed that the Dragon Ball franchise will continue for decades, with future projects already in discussion following Toriyama's passing in 2024.