The Dragon Ball fandom is in for an exhilarating treat as Dragon Ball DAIMA, a brand-new anime series, is officially slated for release in the fall of 2024, as declared by authoritative sources on X, on March 11, 2024.
Fuji TV in Japan has been chosen as the platform to broadcast this highly anticipated series, with further details on additional broadcasting and streaming avenues to be disclosed as the year unfolds.
Crafted to mark the 40th anniversary of the Dragon Ball franchise, Dragon Ball DAIMA is poised to make history as the first anime content from the Dragon Ball universe in six years.
The creative genius behind the beloved series, Akira Toriyama, lends his brilliance to the script and plays a pivotal role in bringing this new series to life. The narrative promises a unique twist as Goku and his comrades find themselves mysteriously reduced in size.
The Fuji TV Anime Lineup Presentation on March 11, 2024, featured Akio Iyoku, the president of Capsule Corporation, and Masako Nozawa, the iconic voice actor behind Goku.
Amid expressions of condolence for Akira Toriyama’s passing, Mr. Iyoku emphasized the profound importance of presenting the world crafted by the legendary creator.
Masako Nozawa, in a heartfelt tribute, shared fond memories of the esteemed manga artist and expressed hope for the audience to relish the upcoming show, concluding the segment with Goku’s signature Kamehameha attack.
The creative team behind Dragon Ball DAIMA comprises industry veterans Aya Komaki and Yoshitaka Yashima, taking on the roles of directors.
Aya Komaki, renowned for directing numerous episodes of One Piece, and Yoshitaka Yashima, recognized for key animation contributions to Digimon Adventure, bring their wealth of experience to the project.
Series composition falls under the capable hands of Yuko Kakihara, known for her work on anime hits like Chihayafuru.
Original character design for Dragon Ball DAIMA is credited to Akira Toriyama, while the character design for the anime series will be crafted by Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru.
With a portfolio that includes character designs for Digimon Adventure, Halo Legends (OVA), and Beet the Vandel Buster, Nakatsuru brings a dynamic visual aesthetic to the series.
The production helm rests with Toei Animation, ensuring that Dragon Ball DAIMA receives the stellar animation it deserves. As fans brace themselves for the return of their favorite Saiyans, the fall of 2024 promises to be an extraordinary celebration of Dragon Ball’s enduring legacy.