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Dragon Ball Daima takes us on an unexpected journey where Goku and his friends are children again, facing a new challenge in an unknown world. The series is a tribute to the origins of Dragon Ball, with a visual design that respects Toriyama's legacy. The plot is fresh, focusing on a mystery that requires ingenuity and bravery, beyond brute force. The animation is remarkable, with action sequences that maintain the typical emotion of the saga. However, the choice to return to the characters' youth can be polarizing; While some see it as welcome nostalgia, others feel it's a creative step back. The music, although correct, fails to stand out as the songs of yesteryear did. "Daima" tries to balance tradition and novelty, but its greatest strength is the reinterpretation of the dynamics between the characters. In short, it is a series that, despite not reinventing the wheel, offers an entertaining experience full of potential for fans of the franchise.

Visuals and Animation: The episode continues to show the high visual quality of the series. Fans have especially praised the animation of the battle sequences and the character designs, which stay true to Akira Toriyama's style.

Narrative and Story Development: This episode continues to expand the lore of the series, with subtle details that connect to the original story and add depth to the Dragon Ball universe. Although some feel that it lacked some excitement compared to previous episodes, it is considered entertaining and well executed.

Characters and Dynamics: The dynamics between the characters, especially Vegeta, receive attention. There are comments about how the chapter handles the personality and interactions between the characters well, adding humor and tension to the plot in a balanced way.

Minor Elements: Some reviews mention minor issues, such as script errors or the perception that some elements could have been developed more satisfactorily, but these do not significantly affect the overall experience of the episode.

Overall, "Dragon Ball Daima" Chapter 12 is seen as a solid episode that continues to maintain the interest and quality of the series, although with some divided opinions on its emotional or narrative impact compared to other episodes.

This is such a fresh, gorgeous addition to the Dragon Ball world we all love so much. Seeing it flooded with ChatGPT reviews is annoying. Literally ZERO insight & even getting characters names wrong is bizarre but for us real people watching the show & leaving our thoughts, i love it thus far... this episode is incredible. & i believe this show is going to keep impressing all of us lovers of everything Dragon Ball. Thank you Akira Toriyama. You truly are the gift that keeps on giving even in your afterlife <3 as the show continues you'll definitely see more & more real reviews & not bizarre auto generated descriptions that are so obviously AI generated. I'm glad it's boosting the ratings but jesus wheels, the show really doesn't need it. It stands on its own.

It is positioned as a charming exploration of the Dragon Ball universe, with a twist that rejuvenates our heroes in a new context. Chapter 12 of this series demonstrates a balance between action and character development, keeping viewers hooked on its narrative. The animation remains impressive, with combat sequences that capture the essence of the epic battles we all love, albeit with a lighter, comedic touch reminiscent of Goku's early days. The plot of chapter 12 introduces elements that deepen the history of the Demon Kingdom, although without revealing too much, it maintains the mystery and intrigue. Without spoilers, I can say that this episode strengthens the lore of the series, expanding the world in a way that is both familiar and fresh. The music, without being the highlight, accompanies the scenes well, although some expect more from the soundtrack in future episodes. In short, "Daima" remains an adventure worthy of the saga, with chapter 12 being a test of its ability to innovate within its nostalgic limits.

This episode was beyond a masterpiece so if I could rate it higher than a 10 I would.

The Tamagami 2 and 1 fight were packed up with everything as they perfectly proved yet again how masterful Akira Toriyama is when it comes to both Shonen and Comics/Gags so expect to get hooked easily by this genius.

The Vegeta sequence was perfectly done as he finally caught up to Goku during the timeskip with Super Saiyan 3 and we also got to see a Poseidon Tamagami / Kraken from greek myth in action along with some of Neva's namek creator powers and the it ended with the core Dragon Ball concept of wits/strength as Vegeta had the correct guess about the snake in a pretty good mini story The Majin Kuu sequence perfectly portrayed a gag fight against number 1 who got overwhelmed by his out of the blue moves and I really loved the Kuu/Duu dynamics as they can even help each other telepathically ?!

Overall, this is probably the best anime episode of the year, I highly recommend it and pay attention to what's Gomah about to do after he found that all of the Dragon Balls were now gone so I expect even more PEAK !!