Free-to-play team-based battle game Dragon Ball: Gekishin Squadra, formerly Dragon Ball Project: Multi, will be available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch alongside its previously annou… ...

Dragon Ball Daima is Akira Toriyama’s final gift to Dragon Ball fans Its focus on adventure — and mini-Goku — captures the spirit of the original series. by Austin Manchester.

Since Dragon Ball Super ended in 2018, the anime has been absent from TV screens. Fans have been hoping for new episodes, but there’s still no official confirmation.

These games put their own spin on the Dragon Ball theme, immersing you in worlds where you can keep growing and pushing your limits. And with how creative Roblox developers can become, each game ...

Dragon Ball continues its reign in 2025 with new content and celebrations. The recent anime, Dragon Ball Daima, concluded, marking Akira Toriyama's final project. A new game, Project: Multi, is ...

From the mind of the legendary Akira Toriyama, the Dragon Ball timeline includes seven anime series and over twenty movies and specials. Here's how to watch it all in order.

Dragon Ball Daima only just concluded, with Goku and Vegeta both attaining powerful new forms. As such, Fortnite fans will surely want to play as the DB characters in all their latest glory.

Dragon Ball Daima has officially come to an end, so now is the best time to look back on it all and figure out whether or not it was a great entry in the anime franchise. Dragon Ball Daima ...

It might be easy to forget that Dragon Ball’s been around since the 1980s. Before fighting games, the series had card-based RPGs on the Famicom that had no chance in hell of being localized.

Dragon Ball Super fans have been hoping to see the TV anime return with new episodes ever since it ended in 2018, and that desire only grew further with two new arcs that took the story in new ...

For me, that’s 1997’s Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout for the original PlayStation, but by all accounts, it’s considered a terrible game.For someone else, it might be 2002’s The Legacy of Goku ...