Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is easily one of the biggest games focusing on the heroes and villains of the shonen franchise. While there have been some prime examples of video games focusing on Goku and the Z-Fighters such as Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot,

Daima set the stage for Glorio's betrayal, but Shin is already suspicious of his motivations and taking careful steps to protect both himself and Goku

The current progression of Dragon Ball DAIMA indicates that Glorio shouldn’t be trusted, and that he is very likely to betray Goku for several reasons.

The last episode of Dragon Ball DAIMA saw Goku, Shin, and Glorio continue their journey alongside their new companion, Panzy. Although they encounter a brief obstacle, they quickly resolve it. The episode also suggested that Glorio may not be the ally he initially seemed to be.

In Dragon Ball, episode 12, "A Wish to the Eternal Dragon", Emperor Pilaf summons Shenron, then Oolong wishes for the world's most comfortable pair of underwear. In Dragon Ball, episode 78, "The Eternal Dragon Rises", Goku summons Shenron, then Upa wishes for his father Bora to come back to life.

Sparking Zero is the many layers of mechanics to dig into. Conversely, something I don’t like is that the training mode doesn’t cover all of said mechanics particularly well. Super Movement is a great example of this,

As Dragon Ball DAIMA gets deeper into the series, many previously seen or mentioned enemies will continue to appear. Final clashes against the likes of Supreme Demon King Gomah ar

Dragon Ball Daima episode #6 introduces more lore about the Kais, and with that comes some surprisingly positive LGBTQ+ representation.