The Dragon Ball Daima series finally sees the franchise return to anime with an all-new adventure, and this release schedule will tell you when you can check out all the new episodes.

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Taking place soon after DBZ in the Dragon Ball timeline, Daima is the final entry in the franchise worked on by its late creator, Akira Toriyama.

It comes after Goku and friends are turned into children thanks to the work of Gomah, the new king of the Demon Realm.

After Dende is kidnapped to boot, Goku and the others join with new ally Glorio to venture into the Demon Realm to stop Gomah in his tracks and get themselves back to normal.

Merging new characters along with child-like versions of old ones into the cast, DB Daima is a must-watch for Dragon Ball fans old and new.

That's why, along with Crunchyroll, Netflix stepped in to distribute the series as well – so even lapsed Dragon Ball veterans who don't usually watch anime can join the fun.

The release dates are different between the two services, however, so read on to find out when you can watch all of Dragon Ball Daima on Crunchyroll and Netflix.

When are new episodes of Dragon Ball Daima released on Netflix and Crunchyroll?

Below is the expected release schedule for Dragon Ball Daima episodes, covering each date for their launch on Crunchyroll before dropping on Netflix. Every episode then becomes available on Netflix a week later:

  • Episode 1 - Conspiracy - 11th October on Crunchyroll, 18th October on Netflix
  • Episode 2 - Glorio - 18th October on Crunchyroll, 25th October on Netflix
  • Episode 3 - Daima - 25th October on Crunchyroll, 1st November on Netflix
  • Episode 4 - Chatty - 1st November on Crunchyroll, 8th November on Netflix
  • Episode 5 - Panzy - 8th November on Crunchyroll, 15th November on Netflix
  • Episode 6 - 15th November on Crunchyroll, 22nd November on Netflix
  • Episode 7 - 22nd November on Crunchyroll, 29th November on Netflix
  • Episode 8 - 29th November on Crunchyroll, 6th December on Netflix
  • Episode 9 - 6th December on Crunchyroll, 13th December on Netflix
  • Episode 10 - 13th December on Crunchyroll, 20th December on Netflix
  • Episode 11 - 20th December on Crunchyroll, 27th December on Netflix
  • Episode 12 - 27th December on Crunchyroll, 3rd January on Netflix
  • Episode 13 - 3rd January on Crunchyroll, 10th January on Netflix
  • Episode 14 - 10th January on Crunchyroll, 17th January on Netflix
  • Episode 15 - 17th January on Crunchyroll, 24th January on Netflix
  • Episode 16 - 24th January on Crunchyroll, 31st January on Netflix
  • Episode 17 - 31st January on Crunchyroll, 7th February on Netflix
  • Episode 18 - 7th February on Crunchyroll, 14th February on Netflix
  • Episode 19 - 14th February on Crunchyroll, 21st February on Netflix
  • Episode 20 - 21st February on Crunchyroll, 28th February on Netflix

What time are new Dragon Ball Daima episodes released?

Dragon Ball Daima trailer screencap featuring Mini Goku and Korin the cat.
Dragon Ball Daim. Toei Animation/YouTube

New DB Daima episodes on Crunchyroll are released at:

  • 10am Pacific Time
  • 1pm Eastern Time
  • 6pm GMT

Where to watch Dragon Ball Daima

Fans are spoiled for places to watch Dragon Ball Daima, with the episodes being available on both Crunchyroll and Netflix.

What is the plot of Dragon Ball Daima?

The official synopsis reads: "Goku and company were living peaceful lives when they suddenly turned small due to a conspiracy! When they discover that the reason for this may lie in a world known as the "Demon Realm", a mysterious young Majin named Glorio appears before them."

How many episodes will there be of Dragon Ball Daima?

Dragon Ball Daima is expected to have a count of at least 20 episodes - so there's lots more from Goku and co to come!

Dragon Ball: Daima is available to watch on Crunchyroll and Netflix.

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Authors

Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.

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