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Dragon Ball DAIMA (2024)
Mysteriously transformed into mini versions of themselves, Goku and his friends travel to the Demon Realm to uncover the truth and find a cure. The world English dub premiere of Dragon Ball DAIMA, the newest series in the Dragon Ball universe, featuring the first three episodes of the series. Before the film, there will be a special introduction from the Japanese voice of Goku, Masako Nozawa.
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Mysteriously transformed into mini versions of themselves, Goku and his friends travel to the Demon Realm to uncover the truth and find a cure. The world English dub premiere of Dragon Ball DAIMA, the newest series in the Dragon Ball universe, featuring the first three episodes of the series. Before the film, there will be a special introduction from the Japanese voice of Goku, Masako Nozawa.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Action
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In Theaters:11/10/2024
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Yoshitaka Yashima
Director
Sean Schemmel
Goku (voice)
Kyle Hebert
Gohan (voice)
Kara Edwards
Goten / Gotenks (voice)
Monica Rial
Bulma (voice)
Christopher Sabat
Vegeta / Yamcha / Shenron / Korin / Turtle (voice)
Sonny Strait
Krillin (voice)
Alexis Tipton
Trunks / Gotenks (voice)
Justin Cook
Dende (voice)
Chris Cason
Mr. Popo (voice)
Kent Williams
Supreme Kai (voice)
Chuck Huber
Kibito (voice)
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