A shocking twist from Dragon Ball Daima episode 1 could have been in the works for many years, as proven by a small detail.

Dragon Ball Daima arrives after the latest series, Dragon Ball Super, but the good news is that you won't be penalized here if you've missed that series. This new series is more directly tied to the main Dragon Ball Z continuity and takes place shortly after the conclusion of the Maijin Buu saga.

Dragon Ball Daima isn’t conquering Netflix, as another anime show is rising up the streaming service’s charts instead, heralding a potential sea change.

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.

Sparking! Zero's first wave of DLC will see Daima's Vegeta Mini and Glorio join the anime arena fighter's massive roster.

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,

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. Episode 2 of Dragon Ball DAIMA will air at 8:00 PM ET on Friday, October 25.

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Dragon Ball DAIMA continues to reveal impressive lore about the Dragon Ball world and its characters thanks to the second episode, "Glorio."

Sparking Zero advertises that it has 182 playable characters, but this number is inflated slightly due to transformations and the like.