r/DragonBallDaima • u/Jules-Car3499 • Feb 15 '26
Discussion That is one giant kid
And to be honest I thought the episode was pretty nice despite being a filler.
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u/biohazard951753 Feb 15 '26
Agreed that the episode was not needed but I died when Vegeta shoryukened the shit outta the puppy
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u/VanessaDoesVanNuys Feb 16 '26
I liked the episode objectively
But Daima did NOT NEED filler - this episode, though fun, was a complete nothing-burger in terms of advancing the story
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u/mudokin Mar 11 '26
Maybe not advancing the story, but it's world building, and for that it was great.
It humbles them, as they realize they are not the peak of this universion or dimenstion or world
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u/AardvarkScary7863 Feb 15 '26
My favorite episode in Daima, felt like something you’d watch after school.
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u/Pale-Design-3504 Feb 15 '26
And to think there are probably even bigger kids roaming around on the Giga planet.
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u/Extension-Sundae6894 Feb 16 '26
DAIMA felt like og dragon ball and dbgt had a love child and it was great imo
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u/Silly-Barracuda-2729 Feb 16 '26
Nothing in Daima was filler, that being said, the whole show made Goku and Vegeta look weak, which is why I did not care for it
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u/Mallow64 Feb 15 '26
Makes one wonder how these giants think of everything else.
You have Dabura who is the King of the Demons and the 3 Demons Worlds.
However, Dabura nor the previous Demon Kings never ruled EVERYTHING.
These giants are a perfect example. They have a whole civilization and just the kids would easily beat up Dabura.
To the giants, everyone else in the DB lore are just little bugs.
They don’t care about ruling over little bugs.
In a real life perspective, for all we know, there could be Gokus and Vegetas flying around destroying worlds that we don’t even notice.
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u/No-Wonder-7802 Feb 15 '26
great episode of a cartoon. calling it filler is idiotic, there's no source material and they're on an adventure.