Dragon Ball Daima: The Game-Changing Evolution the Franchise Needed

A Refreshing Take on the Dragon Ball Franchise
Change can be difficult to accept, especially when it challenges our deeply held emotions and expectations. I was among those who were initially skeptical about the upcoming release of Dragon Ball Daima. The thought of the series reverting to a more youthful and naive tone was tough to swallow, especially after the epic conclusion of Dragon Ball Super‘s Tournament of Power arc. However, after giving Daima a chance, I was pleasantly surprised by the refreshing approach it brought to the franchise.
A Step Back to Its Roots
One of the biggest strengths of Daima is its ability to reconnect with the roots of the Dragon Ball series. The series has done away with the fast-paced fight scenes and elaborate transformations that characterized Dragon Ball Super. Instead, Daima has returned to a more grounded and realistic approach to its fight choreography, focusing on hand-to-hand combat and strategy. This change has resulted in some of the most engaging and thrilling battles in the franchise’s history.
New Developments and Expansions
The series has also made significant developments and expansions on the Dragon Ball Z arcs that we love. Without delving into the polarizing stories of Dragon Ball Super, Daima has managed to balance its new additions with a respect for the franchise’s rich history. The introduction of compelling characters like Glorio, Dr. Arinsu, and Panzy has added depth to the story and provided a fresh perspective on the Dragon Ball universe.
A Change for the Better
While Daima may not have been initially on my radar, I can confidently say that it has become a highlight of the franchise’s history. With only a month left before its season finale, I urge both fans and haters alike to give Daima a genuine watch and then confront the truth – Daima is exactly what the Dragon Ball franchise needed and deserved.