Dragon Ball Daima has significantly shaken the Dragon Ball film series with its unique approach since the anime first premiered last year. In the recently released episode 13, the series has brought back the iconic Kamehameha technique, which was previously featured in classic films.
Daima has forced Goku and Vegeta to rely on the abilities of their younger selves to compensate for the lack of combat skills in their baby forms. So far, the anime has witnessed both characters reaching new heights in strength to overcome the new challenges posed by the Demon Realm.
Goku Returns to His Roots in Dragon Ball Daima
The producer of Dragon Ball, Akio Iyoku, explained in a recent interview that Goku and other characters have been transformed into younger versions of themselves once again. The reason behind this is not only to cater to fans who have stopped following the classic Dragon Ball anime but also to create something fresh for new audiences. The production team is particularly excited about how the Z fighters and their families are portrayed in this new animated series.
Clearly, the action scenes in Dragon Ball Daima have captivated both long-time fans and newcomers alike. Goku and Vegeta have had to adapt and strategize to fight in their weaker forms, leading to some creative solutions.
The events of Daima take place after the Majin Buu arc and before the Battle of Gods arc, marking the beginning of Dragon Ball Super. At this time, Goku and Vegeta do not have many powerful transformations, which they eventually acquire later in the series. Goku even has to rely on his Power Pole in the Demon Realm to create a unique fighting style.
The storyline of Daima makes the Super Saiyan transformation feel more significant than ever, with Vegeta even utilizing the Super Saiyan 3 form. Dragon Ball Daima has successfully revived the essence of the classic Dragon Ball series, allowing fans to follow new developments and plot twists as they unfold. This indicates that even the simplest use of Ki techniques can have grand implications. Furthermore, the Kamehameha technique has also received enhancements in terms of both visual effects and physics in this new series.
Goku’s Kamehameha Technique Becomes More Powerful in Dragon Ball Daima
When Goku is limited in what he can do, it also means that his techniques are constrained. Each time he uses Kamehameha in Dragon Ball Daima, there is a feeling of greater intensity, as this now represents the most formidable attack in Goku’s arsenal.
Goku will not be able to utilize many other powerful techniques as seen in Dragon Ball Super. Therefore, each time he uses Kamehameha, it feels even more spectacular, reminiscent of how Goku employed it to fend off a monstrous dog in the latest episode of Daima.
