Dragon Ball DAIMA, the latest animation to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dragon Ball, will be released this fall

Although the legendary manga master Akira Toriyama has passed away, the spirit of "Dragon Ball" lives on. Recently, the latest animation "Dragon Ball DAIMA", commemorating the 40th anniversary of "Dragon Ball", was officially announced to be broadcast on Fuji TV this fall. The main production staff has been made public, so stay tuned.

It is reported that the protagonist of "Dragon Ball DAIMA" is the little Goku we are familiar with at the beginning of the work, but this time he became small due to a conspiracy. It is a rare time for Conan-kun's plot to be repeated. Little Goku will continue to use the golden hoop that is useless after growing up and embark on a new bizarre adventure.

In addition, the original work, story and character settings of "Dragon Ball DAIMA" are all done by Akira Toriyama, which may be the last time he personally worked on it before his death. The directors are Yoshitaka Yashima and Fumi Komaki, the character settings of the animation version are done by Katsuaki Nakatsuru, and the planning and screenwriter is Yuko Kakihara. Please stay tuned for more follow-up news.