Dragon Ball Daima - TV Series Review

Dragon Ball Daima is an exciting sequel of the thrilling scenes of Dragon Ball since it is a continuation of the original series where the main characters transform into children by the effect of a devilish plot. This cool-looking plot device becomes the starting point of a thrilling adventure into a new realm of danger, aimed at finding a way to undo their transformation, for Goku and his fellow companions. Indeed, the show gets its depth from how it perfects the integration of various genres of action with other elements like drama and comedy. There are general elements of never giving up, friendship, and the discovery of self-identity that would sit well with old-school grasstops and the new generation of watchers. The addition of pieces feel nostalgic to a fan of the Dragon Ball series but at the same time are new and complex enough to be adjusted to anime of the modern day.

The voices in Dragon Ball Daima which have been done by Masako Nozawa are great especially when portraying Goku energy and his never giving up spirit. Characters such as Vegeta and other characters serve as continuum within the story since each character comes with his own reasons for his actions and with his own problems. The fact that characters go through their change also brings more to the story and the familiar faces are viewed form different perspectives.

The animation of Dragon Ball Daima by Aya Komaki, Yoshitaka Yashima and Kazuya Karasawa is excellent as the series provides action and emotions in its best. Their approach guarantees that the series continues to introduce new themes and ideas while staying true to the anime format; the pacing is neither dull nor rushed.

The music is exceptionally suitable for the show; it strengthens the intensity of the fights and the depth of the inner conflicts. The music, in this case, serves as the driving force in the plot and achieves in making the audience feel nostalgic despite adding new themes that depict the new storyline.

The animation quality in Dragon Ball Daima is outstanding, and it has impressive colors and details. All of them curves and outlines are quite sharp and finely detailed while the movements of the characters are sharper and the fights are the most detailed and vibrant compared to both the previous films. The setting design is as amazing as aesthetic as it proceeds to build up the world, which is a feature of the Dragon Ball series.

Another characteristic feature of the Dragon Ball series – impressive stunts in Daima, through which both the fantastic and the battles look impressive. The handling of energy shots and transformations is well done, which is fitting the intensity of the series. In forming a series of suspense the editors use diverse techniques of entering the scenes; so the tension is increasing almost continuously throughout the show. This brings in the viewers in a way that there is always something going on in parallel while not limiting the flow of the show too much.

Dragon Ball Daima for example has good dialogues like in other series and can switch from being humorous to serious at the blink of an eye. The themes in the anime series are both heartfelt between Goku and his friends and give good depth to the show’s plotline and character development.

Despite this comic, Dragon Ball Daima is an excellent addition to the franchise, though some fans might find the change subplot on the familiar side or lack ing originality. Moreover, the presence of certain clichés characteristic to animes could be seen as a drawback for the spectators with experience in watching similar series. Its plot is great and the choice of the voice actors and the directions used in the anime makes the program very interesting.