Dragon Ball Daima Releases New Trailer, Fans Question Gohan's Absence

Set to premiere in Fall 2024, the series features Goku and friends turned into children, with series creator Akira Toriyama heavily involved in the production.

Dragon Ball Daima, the new anime series celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Dragon Ball franchise, has released a new trailer featuring Kid Goku in action.
The series, set to premiere in Fall 2024, will follow Goku and his friends who have been turned into children due to a conspiracy.
Despite initial fan backlash over the concept, which resembles the plot of Dragon Ball GT, the series is generating significant interest.
Series creator Akira Toriyama is heavily involved in the production, with Yoshitaka Yashima directing the series and Aya Komaki serving as assistant director.
Fans are particularly curious about the absence of Gohan in the series' marketing, given his recent popularity in the Dragon Ball Super franchise.