I've been following Dragon Ball Daima every time an episode comes out. It was announced to end in February. I've seen a trend from episodes 1 to 14( the most recent episode), but the most I felt was on episode 13. **But what are those two things?** I'll start with the positive aspect; the **one** thing Daima does better than anyone is **WorldBuilding** The anime, rather than just explaining how, for example, the ecosystem works, they land on the planets, and you see for yourself. That is something I can respect as it makes it feel more alive, not just being there to advance the plot. EX: In episode 13, the group ends up on planet MEGA, where everything is enormous. When they see an infant, they see just how much difference in height there is between them. **That makes the viewer wonder," If that's just a kid, then I cannot imagine what an adult looks like. "** He has a pet with him, and the books look like we just got out of school. What impressed me was that the fights against the pet and even the giant can be seen as just an innocent kid being with his dog and swatting some flies that bother him. That's **Cinema** as it shows how much of a struggle Goku and his friends were struggling while the giant kid was just curious about the little pests moving around him. Even in episode 14, when the two Majin Buus were in the local store, the Temu version of the Ginyu were there buying for them. As adults, they bought the chocolates for the two Buus, and in the end, they waved to thank them. It was an interaction before they face off on the battlefield, as the climax is coming between Gomah and Dr. Arinsu. Don't think those are coincidences, and don't forget that Gomah doesn't know about the Buus from DR.Arinsu. **Now for the part I hated since the start,**THEY LOOK LIKE KIDS** why, I guarantee that if they looked like adults, everyone would be on board. I don't judge if you do not a it is perfectly understandable not liking the **KIDS VERSION**