Since the concept of Dragon Ball Daimi was introduced to Shounen fans, many fans couldn't help but think about another part of Dragon Ball in the past. Dragon Ball GT may not be orthodox, but its influence and heritage has long been part of this Shounen series, especially when it comes to factors like Super Saiyan 4.
In a new interview with the latest anime manufacturer, Akio Iyoku, explained that Daimi was created as a way to re -introduce the story that turned Son Goku into himself a young age again.
To start, producer Akio Iyoku confirmed that the latest anime was made exclusively for Grand Tour fans, who were originally growing up with the extra story: “I am aware of the generation in the generation. The first age of 30 and above has grown up and has children. I want to create an anime that my parents and children can see. That and my efforts in creating a new anime like 'GT' have become the starting point. “
Dairi's great trip in Dragon Ball
In a shocking turning point, Ikoyu revealed that the original plan for Daimi was to follow GT's footsteps by just turning Goku into a child. The Creator of Dragon Ball Akira Toriyama devised the idea of transforming the entire Z warrior. As the producer explained: “Dragon Ball GT” is a television film with original storyline broadcast from In 1996 to 1997 and had a common point with Daimi in that Goku made a wonderful adventure in the small shape. Goku grows very cool, but the tiny Goku is not only cool but also cute and has a different charm. One of the highlights of Daimi is the action scene that Goku tiny fights with a stick as his desired. “
Ikoyu continued: “A big topic of this work is that there are more audiences, and although this is to think again, I feel that by making Goku smaller, the point has become wider. I never thought that everyone was small, but of course it was the idea of Sensei. There will be a flow and form different from Super, where Goku constantly improves his strength. Batch and it will show a different appeal to Super. “
Dragon Ball Daimi part 2?
With the monumental ending of Dragon Ball Daimi will be released later this month on February 28, many fans wondered if the second part was being done. While the anime producer did not reveal whether the Zi mini warrior's journey in Demon Realm continued, Iyoku confirmed that the series would continue for a long time in the future. In the interview, Akio hoped that Dragon Ball would continue for decades after the departure of Akira Toriyama.
“Producing anime and games takes time, but we are preparing firmly for the future. We want to expand this brand even more … There is no doubt, Dragon Ball will continue for decades Come. We are still offering many different plans, brainstorming many things and will continue to move forward.