“The first episode required a lot of work,” says Dragon Ball director Daima, building hype

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Dragon Ball fans will have something to do

Even though the Dragon Ball saga is 40 years old this year, it won’t stop there! While fans must have mourned the tragic death of the mangaka Akira Toriyama At the beginning of this year his work continues to develop and two new productions will soon be released at the same time. When it comes to video games, fans of fighting games actually get their money’s worth Dragon Ball Sparking Zero from the October 11th on PC, PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Designed as a return of the license Budokai TenkaichiThe latter is highly anticipated and already promises to be excellent thanks to its gameplay and staging. For further information on this we refer you to Our complete test.

Although many Dragon Ball fans play video games, not all do. Rest assured, the real event of the next few days is the broadcast of the first episode of Dragon Ball Daimathe brand new series of the saga. The latter’s events were intended to take place after the end of Dragon Ball Z and were actually canon, not to mention partially produced by Akira Toriyama himself. While the fact that Dragon Ball’s heroes obviously have to return in a child’s body may have frustrated some people, Dragon Ball Daima is still highly anticipated and is scheduled to release on October 11th.

The first episode of Dragon Ball Daima took a lot of work

In just a few days, Dragon Ball fans will finally be able to discover Daima. If you live in France and want to benefit from it, You have to choose between the ADN platform, Crunchyroll or even Netflix. However, note that the episodes appear a week later than the latter, while for the first two they follow the normal rhythm. And if we are to believe the director of the anime’s first episode, it would be a shame to wait too long to find out.

Actually on his Twitter account, Chikashi Kubota (who we previously knew primarily through his work on Dragon Ball Super) revealed this “The first episode took a lot of work”. If we add the fact that the preview of the first episode has already taken place in Japan and the feedback has been very positive, we might as well say that the hype for Dragon Ball Daima is seriously starting to grow. Only a few days left until you can enjoy it!