With the release of Toriyama's Dragon Ball Daima anime, we answer the one question on everyone's mind - is Dragon Ball Daima canon?

I n only two short episodes, Dragon Ball DAIMA has utterly transformed the franchise's status quo, changing what fans thought they knew about certain elements and introducing seve

Warning: Contains spoilers for Dragon Ball Daima episode #1. A year following its initial reveal, Dragon Ball Daima has finally premiered worldwide. The story sees Goku and his fr

Dragon Ball Daima isn’t conquering Netflix, as another anime show is rising up the streaming service’s charts instead, heralding a potential sea change.

In the first two Dragon Ball Daima episodes, most of the Z-Fighters have been featured in some capacity. Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and their allies have been featured in the brief days following the defeat of Kid Buu but one hero has been kept under wraps despite their major influence in the Buu Saga.

It’s a sequel to Dragon Ball Z, but a prequel to Super, setting Daima in one of the rare places in the canon where we don’t actually have much information about what Goku and friends were up to. And if you haven’t kept up with Dragon Ball since Z ended in 2003,

While you can only watch episodes live through Japan's FujiTV service, the first episode will be available to stream on Crunchyroll on October 11 at 1pm EST / 10am PST. Dragon Ball Daima's first episode will also come to Netflix on October 18.

For now, fans do not know. Dragon Ball Daima Episode 2 could end up revealing to the fans why Glorio goes against them, and how he eventually gets to Goku. Given that the entire episode is named after him, fans can expect a backstory of this character, or, at the very least, glimpses of his past.

At the beginning of this year, news broke of Akira Toriyama's passing. Since then, numerous tributes have been made to one of the most significant creators in the manga and anime industries. Another has now been discovered in the latest animation project he worked on.

At this year’s New York Comic Con, Dragon Ball Daima executive producer Akio Iyoku shared some of how Akira Toriyama was involved.