When Dragon Ball Daima first aired last year, the main points of contention at the forefront of every fan’s mind were where the show was placed in the series canon—and what new revelations it would cement in its wake.

While Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot was released in 2020, it seems that after five years, Bandai Namco Entertainment and CyberConnect2 are still working on the RPG. Last year, Bandai Namco announced that DBZ: Kakarot would receive DLC based on the Daima anime, and we now have much more information about it.

Dragon Ball Daima delivers on what the franchise does best – the fights, of course – but relegates too much of it to its third act.

Dragon Ball DAIMA is over, Dragon Ball Super is still on hiatus, and there is no longer anyone capable of guiding the franchise forward.

Dragon Ball Daima's ending left behind a massive plot hole, but is this mistake relevant to the overarching story of the franchise?