Uragiri

This episode is absolutely one of the finest of 2025, with outstanding animation that sets a new standard. The transformation scene, in particular, is something unforgettable. It instantly reminded me of the moment in Dragon Ball GT, episode 38, when Super Saiyan 4 first appeared. That transformation was like nothing I had ever seen before, a perfect blend of power and elegance in its design.

Thank you, Akira Toriyama, for shaping my childhood and introducing me to the world of Dragon Ball. Your work, from the adventurous spirit of Dr. Slump to the groundbreaking transformations in Dragon Ball, has left an indelible mark on anime as a whole. Even though you may no longer be with us physically, your legacy lives on, not only in the anime you created but in the hearts of fans everywhere.

Your impact on the world of anime is eternal, and every episode, every character, every transformation continues to inspire us. Goku's journey will forever be remembered, and your stories will remain a part of who we are. Rest in peace, Master Toriyama. Your legacy will never fade. Thank you for everything.

This episode is the culmination of the entire journey in Dragon Ball Daima thus far, every character received his love and development and Glorio was the GOAT MVP.

Meanwhile Gomah turned to the punching bag of everyone the moment they became adult, wonder if Porunga got them the zenkai bonus 🦍🔥 Visually speaking, the artstyle and the animation are the best of the entire decade if not history of fiction. Vegeta's super saiyan 3 transformation was gorgeous while Goku's sequence of transformations could turn every hater to a fan (or enlighten their hearts back pun intended) so I wonder how things will turn out in the next episode, especially with Arinsu's plan who also deserves her flowers 💐

I was like 9 years old when I first watched the first episode of Dragon ball.

From that day, I started watching it everyday.

It would get televised to us in my country where people would watch Tom and Jerry.

But I was obsessed with DB.

My parents and sisters learned that I love this show.

They would bring me things like shirts and other stuff because I was just obsessed with DB.

Dragon ball made me what I'm today.

And this made me laugh, cry, and made me believe that there's no limit on what you can do for others and achieve greatness and also be fun at all cost.

I LOVE Dragon ball.

And I suggest every kid to watch it.

Its just greatness.

Thank you Toriyama sir.

I hope you are in heaven watching us enjoying your art.

Episode 19 of Dragon Ball Daima is an absolute masterpiece, delivering stunning animation, intense action, and a well-balanced touch of comedy. The episode kicks off with a suspenseful mystery surrounding Glorio-will he side with Goku and the team, or will he support Dr. Arinsu

The animation is on another level, with sike effects elevating the battle sequences. Vegeta provides some comedic moments, but when it's time for action, his SSJ3 Final Flash is nothing short of breathtaking. Meanwhile, Piccolo's aura formation adds a layer of mystery, teasing his strategy to counter the Third Eye's influence.

But the true highlight? Goku's super animated sike transformation! Watching him power up through SSJ1, SSJ2, SSJ3, and ultimately reaching SSJ4 was a visual spectacle, making for one of the most hyped-up transformations in Dragon Ball history.

With exceptional storytelling, jaw-dropping fights, and epic suspense, this episode is a 10/10-a must-watch for any Dragon Ball fan!

Dragon Ball Daima is doing something incredible, it's bringing back the things we all loved as kids and making them part of the main story. It's not just some random spin-off or nostalgia bait; it actually respects the old fans and understands why Dragon Ball has meant so much to people for decades.

Taking past elements, including non-canon stuff, and making them part of the official timeline is the kind of attention to detail and loyalty that a franchise like this deserves. It's a rare move in anime, and it shows just how much they care about the fans who grew up with this series.

This episode feels like the start of a new era for Dragon Ball, where the things we grew up loving are being reintroduced in a way that actually matters. The nostalgia hits hard, but so does the action, the storytelling, and the characters we've followed for years. If this is the direction they're taking, then Dragon Ball is about to reach a whole new level.