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Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 will air on Friday, November 29, 2024, at 11:40 pm JST. The party continued to travel through the Third Demon Realm in the previous episode. This episode had them finally reach their target, one of the three Tamagami holding one of the Dragon Balls of this plane.
Episode 7 also featured Hybis, Kaldan's soldier, finding Bulma, Piccolo, and Vegeta and taking them to the Demon Realm, which means they will likely have their own subplot. Moreover, some action sequences gave Glorio and Shin moments to shine, although Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 will likely focus on Goku fighting Tamagami Number Three.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the Dragon Ball Daima series, and also has the author's opinions, not representing Sportskeeda's in any shape or form.
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Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 release date and time for all regions
Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 will be released on November 29, 2024, at 11:40 pm JST. Below are the release times for this episode in various regions and their respective time zones.
Where to watch Dragon Ball Daima episode 8?
Fans in Japan can watch Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 on Fuji TV.
International fans also have the chance to watch the English-subbed version of Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 on Crunchyroll and Netflix. Both streaming services require a subscription fee to access its content, and Crunchyroll will simulcast the series.
Recap of episode 7
The episode starts where the previous left off as Bulma discovers that their ship doesn't work because it requires material from the Demon Realm that doesn't exist on planet Earth. However, that is when Hybis, Kaldan's soldier, shows up and explains that he was sent to take them there, kick-starting their adventure in the story.
Meanwhile, Goku, Shin, Panzy, and Glorio continue their travel through the Third Demon Realm. As they travel, they talk about several things until the princess realizes the Military Police are close to them. They eventually catch up with them and have to land so the soldiers can check their ship, which raises many concerns for them since Goku is a fugitive.
The protagonist uses his Instant Transmission ability to go where Shin is in the land so they don't see him. However, once they try to hurt Panzy, Glorio and Kaioshin begin defending her and engaging in battle. They manage to defeat the soldiers in a very dynamic action sequence, but their ship is destroyed, and they have to pick up one from the Military Police.
In this sequence, it is revealed that Shin's real name is Nahare, and he manages to destroy Panzy's collar, thus allowing them to not be tracked by Gomah and his men. They eventually reach where Tamagami Number Three is, and after eating and going to the bathroom, Goku challenges him to a fight, with the episode ending there.
What to expect in Dragon Ball Daima episode 8?
Dragon Ball Daima episode 8 will likely continue with Goku fighting Tamagami Number Three for the Dragon Ball of the Third Demon Realm. Moreover, it is very likely that audiences learn more about the Tamagamis as a whole and perhaps feature some scenes of what Vegeta, Bulma, and Piccolo are up to now that they arrived on that plane.
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