Dragon Ball Daima episode 2: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

Modified Oct 12, 2024 13:30 GMT

Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 release date and more (Image via Toei Animation).

Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 will air on Friday, October 18, 2024, at 11:40 pm JST. The first episode mostly focused on a recap of the events of the original series of this legendary franchise but also introduced the main villain, the new king of the leader of the Demon Realm after Dabura's death, Gomah, and two siblings of the Supreme Kai, Degesu and Arinsu, who are both serving them.

Moreover, this episode served to add a lot of new lore to the series, such as the nature of the Demon Realm the pointy ears as a sign of being a demon, the Tamagami, and the consequences of Dabura's fall in the Buu Saga. This also explains how Goku and his friends turned into kids, as seen in the trailers, and Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 is bound to address the characters' reactions to this event.

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Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 release date and times for all regions

The cast of the original series in Daima style (Image via Toei Animation).

Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 will be released on October 18, 2024, at 11:40 pm JST. The release times for Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 for other regions, along with their corresponding time zones, are listed below:

Time Zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Pacific Time	7:40 am	Friday	October 18, 2024
Central Time	9:40 am	Friday	October 18, 2024
Eastern Time	10:40 am	Friday	October 18, 2024
Greenwich Mean Time	2:40 pm	Friday	October 18, 2024
Central European Time	4:40 pm	Friday	October 18, 2024
Indian Standard Time	8:10 pm	Friday	October 18, 2024
Philippine Time	10:40 pm	Friday	October 18, 2024
Australia Central Time	1:40 am	Saturday	October 19, 2024

Where to watch Dragon Ball Daima episode 2?

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Fans in Japan can watch Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 on Fuji TV.

Fans overseas will also have the chance to watch the English-subbed rendition of Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 on Crunchyroll and Netflix. Both streaming services require a subscription fee to access its content, and Crunchyroll will simulcast the series.

Recap of the previous episode

Degesu, Gomah, and Arinsu in Daima (Image via Toei Animation).

The most recent episode started with a brief recap of the series and then moved to the Demon Realm where audiences were introduced to the main antagonists of this new anime, Degesu, the brother of the Supreme Kai, and Gomah, the new king after Dabura's death. The bulk of this early section focused on Degesu and Gomah reacting to the events of the Buu Saga, with some of the highlights being adapted with modern animation.

As Gomah discovered the nature of the Earth Dragon Balls because of these recordings, he decided to use them as he couldn't use the ones in the Demon Realm since they were guarded by warriors known as Tamagami. Arinsu then appeared, warning him about the threat that Goku and his friends could pose to his kingdom given that they were capable of defeating Majin Buu.

The latter part of the episode showed more elements of the Demon Realm, such as Gomah's desire to get the Third Evil Eye, which has been lost since the reign of Dabura's father, Abura. They leave to Earth with a Namekian named Reva and they ultimately push Dende and Mr. Popo aside to get the Dragon Balls and wish for Goku and his friends to turn into kids, resulting in a very significant cliffhanger.

What to expect in Dragon Ball Daima episode 2?

Goku and Vegeta sparring in the latest episode (Image via Toei Animation).

Dragon Ball Daima episode 2 will probably establish the reaction that Goku and his friends had when they were turned into kids. Moreover, there is a very good chance that this episode is going to explore what they can do to revert this situation, plus perhaps explore Supreme Kai's relationship with Arinsu and Degesu.

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Edited by Tiasha