Dragon Ball GT, inviting them to relive their childhood through an all-new, yet familiar, adventure. Paired with the bittersweet label of being the last story in the franchise to be written by Akira Toriyama,

Vegeta unlocks Super Saiyan 3 in Episode 12, during the battle against Tamagami Number Two, one of the protectors of the Dragon Balls in the Demon Realm. This way, Vegeta is easily able to defeat Tamagami 2. He then unlocks it once again as an adult in Episode 19.

Dragon Ball DAIMA producer reveals that the original idea for the anime series was to remake the popular spin-off Dragon Ball GT.

If you want to avoid spoilers for Dragon Ball Daima’s latest anime episode, “Betrayal,” be forewarned that we’ll be diving into spoiler territory. Much of the penultimate anime episode focuses on an adult Vegeta using Super Saiyan 3 in a bid to take down the powered-up Gomah,

Dragon Ball Daima Episode 18 brought a huge surprise to fans and presented Super Saiyan 4 as a canon form. As the series is heading towards its final moments, fans are excited about what's coming next, but are also wondering the reason why Goku and the others haven't transformed into SSJ4 in Dragon Ball Super.

The most spectacular and intimidating Son Goku returns and does so in one of the most anticipated moments of 'Dragon Ball Daima'.

Dragon Ball DAIMA is not shying away from its connections to GT and is instead using it to make the anime much better.

After existing for 28 years in Dragon Ball GT, the Goku transformation into Super Saiyan 4 was finally made canon in Dragon Ball DAIMA.

The cast of Dragon Ball DAIMA may not be as strong as Dragon Ball Super's, but Gomah, Gomah, and Vegeta are more powerful than anyone in DBZ.

Dragon Ball Daima episode #19 gives fans their first look at Goku's true Super Saiyan 4 form, and it's one of the best depictions of it, by far.