Daima is the perfect way to get back into Dragon Ball
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,
Even though almost every Dragon Ball video game tells the same story from the manga, some titles just retell it way better.
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Best Moments From The Android Cell Saga In Dragon Ball ZAlmost every kid from the '90s is familiar with the Dragon Ball Universe and nearly everyone will agree that the Android Cell ...
Sparking Zero manages to be a hit on Discord, as it logs in 228 million minutes played while on the platform and more.
Imagine if Dragon Ball Z took place in New York? All over X, viral posts spawning from this initial question have kept users ...
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Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Limiting Its DLC to Playable Characters Would Be a Big Missed OpportunitySparking Zero currently limits the bulk of its DLC plans to increasing the roster, but there's another approach that has huge ...
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Announces New DLC Based on Daima AnimeDragon Ball Daima content is coming to action RPG Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot as revealed by publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Daima takes the classic anime into the fantasy genre, but Dragon Ball has always been about reinventing itself ...
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot was thought to have finished its DLC content, but now, that's proven to not be the case!
The three absolutes in life are death, taxes, and a fighting game getting an abundance of DLC characters. Despite not being ...
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Dragon Ball Z Filler List: Every Episode You Can SkipThis Dragon Ball Z anime filler guide explores the series' best non-canon episodes that expand the series' characters & the ...
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