Dragon Ball DAIMA didn't run as long as the franchise's other anime, but Goku still managed to net some amazing fights under his belt.

The anime also celebrates Dragon Ball’s 40-year franchise anniversary, which explains the nostalgic throwback to Goku being a kid again. Funnily enough, this will be the third time Goku has ...

Granted, this is not the first time a “Dragon Ball” series turns Goku back into kid-form — that was the whole impetus for “Dragon Ball GT,” a show which didn’t really involve Toriyama.

Kid Goku transforming into a giant golden oozaru, only to be brought back from the brink by Pan and achieving this new level felt earned, especially in the face of the villainous Baby. On the flip ...