Dragon Ball DAIMA gets mixed reviews; Japanese media criticizes the hard-core reincarnation series

Nowadays, various reincarnation-themed light novels and anime works are emerging in an endless stream. It can be said that as long as there is traffic, they will not care about the traditional hard-core killing. This data has expanded to a new classic anime work at the universe level. "Dragon Ball DAIMA" was recently launched, but the response was mediocre and the reviews were mixed. Japanese media sharply commented that it should be regarded as "hard-core reincarnation-themed" entertainment.

Have reincarnation works become the mainstream? Although old IPs are reluctant to admit it, the fact is that various reincarnation works always attract a large number of readers, especially the new generation of audiences. So how can these old IPs continue to capture the hearts of new fans? The editors of Dragon Ball DAIMA may have already figured it out.

Instead of letting a group of immortal mythical aliens continue to expand their fighting power, why not just rejuvenate and find their original intentions? The long-lost Little Monkey King was once a typical representative of the cute and naive young man, and he was also an indomitable and invincible god. The return of such a charming character is not only a weapon to attract old fans, but also an opportunity to attract new fans.

Fans who are dissatisfied with this work might as well change their mindset. The solution to the problem of how to evolve an IP that is so mature that it cannot be more familiar may be very simple: return to its original simplicity.