Inbou

Amazing show! I would absolutely watch it again. The story is captivating, and the pacing is incredibly well done. From start to finish, it keeps you engaged, and the character development is on point. Every episode leaves you wanting more, and the attention to detail is outstanding. The plot twists are unpredictable, and the overall execution is flawless. It's rare to find a show that balances everything so perfectly, making it a must watch for anyone who loves great storytelling. Dragon Ball Daima is amazing great story, stunning animation, and classic Dragon Ball charm. Haters have no valid reasons just bias.

From the animation consistency to the namekian/demon realm lore in just the first episode, we can already tell this show will be something massive. I have a lot of opinions but generally speaking, the first episode was fantastic. The ending too put the suspense at an all time high for episode 2, and I honestly can't wait till next week to see what's going to happen. And unlike previous Dragon Ball shows, it's starts out with a big boom and had me hyped in the first few minutes starting with the flash backs. There honestly isn't much more for me to say outside of this episode being absolutely amazing and I cannot wait for what's to come.

How can I start? That's the most beautiful anime that I ever watched, and that's not exaggeration. The Akira Toriyama's art style it's essentially respected and represented in there.

The plot looks so potencial to be a great addition to the lore of the franchise, maybe it's so early to talk about this, but the first episode was prepared a terrain for something really interesting.

Daima isn't only beautiful in visuals, but it's so beautiful in remember the trajectory of Goku or introduce new fans to the Dragon Ball's story.

The plot looks like will respond so many questions about some races in DB, I really loved it and I think Dragon Ball OG and Z needs a remake like Daima!

So, the long awaited Dragon Ball Daima anime has finally arrived. And I already have a list of concerns. Not that the episode was bad, but I wasn't exactly pulled into the new world. While I thought the Demon Realm had a nice visual design and I was intrigued to learn more about the new villains, the majority of the episode focuses on characters explaining long periods of exposition and recapping the Buu Saga. It's an engaging environment, but a very slow paced narrative.

Animation looks nice though. It's good to know that that the animators actually had time to complete these episodes. Considering that the production schedule for Dragon Ball Super was literal hell, it's nice to see Dragon Ball actually look like Dragon Ball again.

I recommend watching this episode once a few more are available to watch right after. Because I've got a feeling it's going to be a while before the actual adventure kicks off.

Well, the first thing I have to say about Dragon Ball Daima is its design, and I'm extremely happy with it.

I have full confidence in Dragon Ball Daima, as I trust our dear friend Akira Toriyama to guide us through this story.

Unfortunately, I also have to be critical, and I believe turning Goku and his friends into children wasn't the best choice, but I must admit it was a bold strategy, especially since this already happened in Dragon Ball GT and didn't work out so well.

Regarding the new characters and the new setting, previously ruled by Dabura, I really liked it, but I must admit that their motivations are still unclear to me.

I should also mention that the way transportation between the realms is handled is somewhat flawed, as it's done inside giant space fish that also monitor who passes through. And one negative thing I found unnecessary is the completely sexualized design of the new female character. However, I must say that I liked the Neva and also the Tamagamis.

All in all, I think it's a very promising anime.