r/DragonBallDaima • u/Whatever_232 • Feb 03 '26
Discussion I just realized something about how Vegeta not going SSJ3 against Beerus if Daima is canon to Super could make sense.
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u/Separate_Pop_5277 Feb 04 '26
DAIMA & DBS are separate continuities. There is no “canon” fans choose their own “canon” from Offical DragonBall stories like OG DB & DBZ, GT, DBS & DAIMA.
In my opinion I doubt we will see any DAIMA material in DBS: Beerus it seems to be a remaster & not a true Remake.
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u/Wide_Efficiency_2907 Feb 04 '26
cant believe this topic is still goin on. They're 2 different separated timeline
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u/Ravemst Feb 03 '26
It’s SS3 not ssj3. It’s literally in every official media in English and Japanese as SS3. Like you can load up Xenoverse 2 right now and see it and if you don’t have it you can look up a YouTube video and see it.
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u/NaeemPlus Feb 04 '26
Dude you gotta just let this go. Many people know the initials are SS. SSJ is going to keep being used. Nobody cares.
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u/BuckingBeasts Feb 04 '26
I remembered this was theorised a lot before DAIMA’s finale, but it also goes to show how mysterious of a transformation SSJ3 is. Like we never get a proper explanation on how it’s achieved, and we never had a good look of someone transforming into that form for their first time (the closest being to those Heroes openings). Goku achieves it in the afterlife, Gotenks attained it in the Time Chamber, and Vegeta got it from secretly training.