This 100% Rotten Tomatoes Dragon Ball Anime is Akira Toriyama At His Best (And It’s Not Super)

Akira Toriyama’s final project, Dragon Ball DAIMA, is a significant step forward for the Dragon Ball series. In just 20 episodes, it achieves more than Dragon Ball Super did across its 131 episodes and two films. Even when it’s not at its peak, Dragon Ball DAIMA shines with excellent direction, animation, and a compelling story that evokes the early days of Dragon Ball – a time when the series was innovative, thrilling, and wonderfully imaginative.








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