Dragon Ball Daima, like nearly every Dragon Ball project, has Son Goku front and center in this new anime adaptation that was one of the last from deceased creator Akira Toriyama. While Goku’s power level might make him one of the universe’s strongest combatants,

In Dragon Ball DAIMA episode 7, Goku admits that he was not involved in his children’s upbringing, instantly sparking a debate among fans.

Dragon Ball DAIMA, the most recent entry in the amazing franchise created by the beloved Akira Toriyama, continues expanding the lore and universe of the series. The introduction of the unforgiving Demon Real came with shocking revelations about the world ...

Dragon Ball Daima has been doing its best to nerf Goku and the Z-Fighters in more ways than one. On top of the anime heroes transforming into first graders thanks to a wish made on the Dragon Balls by the demon lord Gomah,

Dragon Ball DAIMA takes an unexpected turn by giving Kaioshin, Glorio, and Panzy the spotlight by sidelining Goku.

Kid Goku is finally taking on the Tamagami in the latest episode of Dragon Ball Daima. As entertaining as Episode 6 was for its hilarious bait-and-switch with the 'fearsome' Minotaur and the exciting battle between Goku (Mini) and Glorio,

For a series featuring some of the greatest feats of strength anime has ever seen, some of the most heated discussions surrounding Dragon Ball have to do with Goku's questionable parenting skills. Fans aren't wrong in deliberating on the matter,