Dragon Ball Daima's Gomah doesn't seem like much from the outside, but the series has revealed that he's far more fearsome than he looks.

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.

Bandai Namco's latest is a love letter to Dragon Ball's past, present, and future — with gleeful fanfic in between

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Dragon Ball Daima continues to surprise Dragon Ball fans. Not only did it introduce new characters and a new origin for the Namekians, but it also decided to change the way the Earth's Dragon Balls work.

Dragon Ball Daima is now heading into the Demon Realm as Goku Mini tries to seek out the new Demon King Gomah in order to get to the bottom of things, and it’s clear that this new mission is going to be quite a bit of trouble.

Dragon Ball DAIMAs opening titles drop many hints about the story, including the fact that Bulma, Piccolo, and Vegeta will play a massive role.

Sparking Zero casts a wide net over Dragon Ball's extensive history, but has unfortunately missed the youngest heroes of the series.

Porunga is one of the three Dragons that you can summon in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Each Dragon has a different type of Dragon Ball you must collect in

It was only a year ago that the latest anime series in the Dragon Ball saga was unveiled at New York Comic Con, so its only fitting that Dragon Ball DAIMA was one of the first maj