Dragon Ball Daima has released its second episode with the first steps into the new anime series, and it sets up how Goku and the others will be traveling through the Demon Realm in order to confront the Supreme Demon King,

Sparking Zero casts a wide net over Dragon Ball's extensive history, but has unfortunately missed the youngest heroes of the series.

Crunchyroll Premium (One season, Two episodes): Watch for free with a subscription. Netflix (One season, One episode): Watch for free with a subscription. Dragon Ball DAIMA has one season available to watch, having aired one episode with seven yet to go live.

In the first two Dragon Ball Daima episodes, most of the Z-Fighters have been featured in some capacity. Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and their allies have been featured in the brief days following the defeat of Kid Buu but one hero has been kept under wraps despite their major influence in the Buu Saga.

It’s a sequel to Dragon Ball Z, but a prequel to Super, setting Daima in one of the rare places in the canon where we don’t actually have much information about what Goku and friends were up to. And if you haven’t kept up with Dragon Ball since Z ended in 2003,

The Bean Daddy had a good run. After a week of terrorizing Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players through his infinite bag of health-restoring Senzu beans, Yajirobe will have his stats evaluated in an upcoming balance patch,

Porunga is one of the three Dragons that you can summon in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Each Dragon has a different type of Dragon Ball you must collect in

Sparking Zero is bound to include a few iconic characters from Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, but they may create an unfortunate trend.

Sparking! Zero includes an indispensable accessibility feature that should become an industry standard in all fighting games.

While Dragon Ball Zs classic story is always a welcome sight, Sparking Zero proves that its adaptations have drawn on it for too long.