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Dragon Ball Daima
S1.E13
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  • Episode aired Jan 10, 2025
  • 23m
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7.0/10
2.9K
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Sapuraizu (2025)
ActionAdventureAnimationComedyFantasySci-Fi

As Goku and his companions head to where Gomah is, engine trouble causes them to land on a certain planet. The place they land happens to be a surprise-filled planet where even Supreme Demon... Read allAs Goku and his companions head to where Gomah is, engine trouble causes them to land on a certain planet. The place they land happens to be a surprise-filled planet where even Supreme Demon Kings are afraid to tread.As Goku and his companions head to where Gomah is, engine trouble causes them to land on a certain planet. The place they land happens to be a surprise-filled planet where even Supreme Demon Kings are afraid to tread.

  • Directors
    • Yoshitaka Yashima
    • Aya Komaki
  • Writers
    • Yûko Kakihara
    • Akira Toriyama
  • Stars
    • Masako Nozawa
    • Yumiko Kobayashi
    • Kôki Uchiyama
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.0/10
    2.9K
    YOUR RATING
    • Directors
      • Yoshitaka Yashima
      • Aya Komaki
    • Writers
      • Yûko Kakihara
      • Akira Toriyama
    • Stars
      • Masako Nozawa
      • Yumiko Kobayashi
      • Kôki Uchiyama
    • 6User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Masako Nozawa
    Masako Nozawa
    • Son Goku (Mini)
    • (voice)
    Yumiko Kobayashi
    • Kaiôshin (Mini)
    • (voice)
    Kôki Uchiyama
    Kôki Uchiyama
    • Gurorio
    • (voice)
    Ai Fairouz
    Ai Fairouz
    • Panji
    • (voice)
    • (as Fairûzu Ai)
    Mai Nakahara
    • Bulma (Mini)
    • (voice)
    Yûdai Mino
    • Vegeta (Mini)
    • (voice)
    Tomohiro Yamaguchi
    • Piccolo (Mini)
    • (voice)
    Reimi
    • Haibisu
    • (voice)
    Hiroshi Naka
    • Neba
    • (voice)
    Shôtarô Morikubo
    Shôtarô Morikubo
    • King Gomâ
    • (voice)
    Jun'ya Enoki
    • Degesu
    • (voice)
    Yôko Hikasa
    • Doctor Arinsu
    • (voice)
    Yasuhiro Takato
    • Megath Child
    • (voice)
    Yûsuke Numata
    • Mega Hamster
    • (voice)
    Erina Gotô
    • Mega Hamster
    • (voice)
    Shiho Amuro
    • Mega Hamster
    • (voice)
    Yûsuke Handa
    • Military Police
    • (voice)
    Ryô Yaginuma
    • Military Police
    • (voice)
    • Directors
      • Yoshitaka Yashima
      • Aya Komaki
    • Writers
      • Yûko Kakihara
      • Akira Toriyama
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    User reviews6

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    4ericmacgillivary

    Cinema??

    We can't really be serious here. This episode was straight terrible. The animation pushes it to a 4. What even are we doing? The writing for this episode was just bad. The situation they find themselves in is just silly. The problem here is with a filler episode like this (on a 20 episode show) is that they fail to even make it funny. If you are praising this episode you are honestly lying to yourself. If you call this episode cinema (and many other episodes in this show) then you really don't know what cinema is. Did we really just see Goku fight some hamsters?? Yeah apparently this is some peak anime.
    10whissimdb

    Absolute Cinema

    Episode 13 will finally unveil more mysteries about the 2nd demon world and it's world building, and how the acidic water that made their oceans came from the 3rd world..There are also very interesting races besides Glind and Nameks and realms beyond the the normal sizes where Megaths and Gigaths live. It was also interesting seeing how Degusu reacted weirdly while disabling Warp which could foreshadow some events about Ryumus and previous demon supreme demon king / his Glind origins as Warp used to be a portal to all realms. Looking forward to how everyone's dynamics gonna be when theh reach the 1st world especially Glorio's big identity reveal !!

    Besides the peak story development, the animation quality and artstyle were always top notch so we expect nothing less from this series 🔥
    10permanboss

    Peak Anime

    Review of Peak Anime: Dragon Ball Daima

    Dragon Ball Daima, the latest installment in the legendary Dragon Ball franchise, has taken the anime world by storm. With its rich legacy and an ever-expanding fanbase, Dragon Ball Daima had big shoes to fill, and it did so with remarkable finesse. This review delves into what makes Dragon Ball Daima a peak anime experience, touching on its plot, character development, animation quality, and overall impact on the anime community.

    Plot and Storytelling

    Dragon Ball Daima takes the familiar universe of Dragon Ball and adds a fresh twist, blending nostalgia with innovative storytelling. The plot follows the adventures of Goku, Vegeta, and their friends as they face new and mysterious threats. Unlike previous iterations, Daima introduces a more intricate and layered narrative, with a focus on character backstories and emotional arcs.

    One of the standout aspects of Daima's storytelling is its ability to balance action with emotional depth. The series explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the complexities of heroism. The story arc involving Glorio, a new character with ambiguous motives, keeps viewers guessing about whether he is a friend or foe. This adds an element of suspense and intrigue, keeping fans engaged episode after episode.

    Character Development

    Dragon Ball Daima excels in character development, giving both new and returning characters ample screen time and meaningful growth. Goku and Vegeta, while retaining their core personalities, show new layers of maturity and vulnerability. Their interactions feel more grounded, reflecting their evolution over the years.

    The introduction of new characters like Glorio and others adds fresh dynamics to the series. Glorio's character is particularly fascinating, as he embodies a blend of power, wisdom, and moral ambiguity. His presence challenges the protagonists in ways we haven't seen before, pushing them to question their own beliefs and decisions.

    Moreover, Daima does an excellent job of giving secondary characters their due. Characters like Piccolo, Gohan, and even Bulma receive significant arcs that contribute to the overall narrative. This inclusive approach ensures that every character has a purpose, enriching the storytelling.

    Animation and Art Style

    The animation quality of Dragon Ball Daima is nothing short of spectacular. The series boasts stunning visuals, with fluid fight sequences and detailed character designs. The art style pays homage to the classic Dragon Ball aesthetic while incorporating modern animation techniques. This blend of old and new creates a visually appealing experience that resonates with both longtime fans and newcomers.

    The fight scenes in Daima are a visual treat, choreographed with precision and creativity. Each battle feels unique, with dynamic camera angles and vibrant energy effects that enhance the intensity of the action. The attention to detail in expressions and movements adds a layer of realism, making the characters' emotions palpable.

    Soundtrack and Voice Acting

    Dragon Ball Daima's soundtrack complements its epic narrative and high-octane action. The music ranges from heart-pounding battle themes to serene, emotional tracks that underscore pivotal moments. The score enhances the viewing experience, drawing viewers deeper into the story.

    The voice acting in Daima is top-notch, with both Japanese and English voice actors delivering stellar performances. The cast brings their characters to life with authenticity and passion, capturing the essence of each personality. The emotional range displayed by the voice actors adds depth to the characters, making their journeys more relatable and impactful.

    Impact on the Anime Community

    Dragon Ball Daima has made a significant impact on the anime community, sparking discussions and theories across social media platforms. Its blend of nostalgia and innovation has attracted a diverse audience, from longtime fans to newcomers curious about the Dragon Ball universe.

    The series has also inspired fan art, cosplay, and fanfiction, showcasing its cultural significance. Dragon Ball Daima's success reaffirms the franchise's status as a cornerstone of the anime industry, proving that it can evolve and remain relevant in an ever-changing landscape.

    Conclusion

    Dragon Ball Daima stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Dragon Ball franchise. With its compelling plot, well-developed characters, breathtaking animation, and captivating soundtrack, Daima delivers a peak anime experience that leaves a lasting impression. It not only honors the legacy of its predecessors but also carves out its own unique identity, making it a must-watch for anime enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned Dragon Ball fan or new to the series, Dragon Ball Daima offers an unforgettable journey that redefines what peak anime can be.

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      • January 10, 2025 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
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      • Toei Animation
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