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Dragon Ball Daima is the latest and final anime in the franchise to be written by creator Akira Toriyama, so hopes are high on all fronts among fans to have a nostalgic experience for the viewers. With the Dragon Ball franchise entering its 40th Anniversary in 2024, the series explores much of what's already been told before moving into new territory, along with some returning names in its voiceover. The voice cast of Dragon Ball Daima is sure to please fans with particularly long-serving stars reprising their famous roles, including Masako Nozawa and Stephanie Nadolny returning as Goku.

Given how much attention is being given to the project, Dragon Ball Daima's choices in voice casting is no surprise, but still a welcome development for viewers feeling especially wistful knowing it's Toriyama's parting gift to the franchise. Those wishing for a new series to stoke their hearts for a new adventure...

The official website of Dragon Ball announced on Oct 19, 2024, that the voice actors of all the characters that’ve turned mini in episode 2 of Dragon Ball Daima, including Vegeta, Bulma, and Piccolo, have been recast.

However, it was also revealed that Masako Nozawa will continue to voice Goku in the anime.

A total of 12 voice actors have been unveiled, with many of them expressing their enthusiasm for joining the franchise.

Checkout the VAs and their comments below:

Mai Nakahara as Bulma (Mini)

I never dreamed I’d be involved with a show that I watched back as a child like this, so I was overjoyed when I heard I was chosen for the role. The reality didn’t really sink in all the way up to recording sessions, but during the sessions, feeling the staff’s emotions for the show helped my pull myself together. It’s an honor to be involved!

Dragon Ball Daima, the brand-new anime series by the late Akira Toriyama, is shaking up the franchise with a completely new cast. A new voice actor will play everyone except the young Saiyan hero Goku.

The official Dragon Ball website recently announced the shock recasting of the main cast for Dragon Ball Daima. With the exception of Goku, still played by Masako Nozawa, the main characters are all being played by different voice actors to better suit their new first-grader forms. In the cliffhanger from Episode 1, the newly-crowned king of the Demon Realm, Gomah, traveled to Earth to use the Dragon Balls to ensure the Z-warriors would never challenge his rule. Unable to make a wish that would eliminate Goku and his friends, Gomah decided to make them powerless by wishing everyone involved with the Majin Buu incident to be transformed into children (and for those already children to be...

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