How many episodes is Dragon Ball Daima on Crunchyroll and Netflix?

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Dragon Ball Daima is the franchise's shortest series yet

Dragon Ball Daima
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Dragon Ball Daima has wrapped up, but you may be looking at that fleeting episode count and, well, expecting more.

Fittingly for a journey involving a mini-sized Goku, Dragon Ball Daima is actually the shortest series in Dragon Ball history. Below, we'll run you through just how many episodes there are and where to watch the series.

For more, check out how to watch Dragon Ball in order and our ranking of the 30 best anime movies.

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How many episodes of Dragon Ball Daima are there?

Dragon Ball: Daima

(Image credit: BIRD STUDIO/SHUEISHA, TOEI ANIMATION)

Dragon Ball Daima lasted for 20 episodes, which is a significant drop-off from other Dragon Ball shows such as Dragon Ball Z (291 episodes) and the more recent Dragon Ball Super (131 episodes). All episodes have now aired on Crunchyroll and Netflix.

Dragon Ball Daima release schedule

Glorio brandishing a gun in Dragon Ball Daima

(Image credit: BIRD STUDIO/SHUEISHA, TOEI ANIMATION)

New episodes of Dragon Ball Daima were released every Friday on Crunchyroll and Netflix between October and March.

The series came to an end on Crunchyroll on February 28 in the US, with other regions following a week later on Netflix. So, this is the confirmed Dragon Ball Daima release schedule now it's all said and done:

  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 1: October 11 (Crunchyroll)/October 18 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 2: October 18 (Crunchyroll)/October 25 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 3: October 25 (Crunchyroll)/November 1 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 4: November 1 (Crunchyroll)/November 8 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 5: November 8 (Crunchyroll)/November 15 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 6: November 15 (Crunchyroll)/November 22 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 7: November 22 (Crunchyroll)/November 29 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 8: November 29 (Crunchyroll)/December 6 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 9: December 6 (Crunchyroll)/December 13 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 10: December 13 (Crunchyroll)/December 20 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 11: December 20 (Crunchyroll)/December 27 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 12: December 27 (Crunchyroll)/January 3 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 13: January 10 (Crunchyroll)/January 17 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 14: January 17 (Crunchyroll)/January 24 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 15: January 24 (Crunchyroll)/January 31 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 16: January 31 (Crunchyroll)/February 7 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 17: February 7 (Crunchyroll)/February 14 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 18: February 14 (Crunchyroll)/February 21 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 19: February 21 (Crunchyroll)/February 28 (Netflix) - out now!
  • Dragon Ball Daima episode 20: February 28 (Crunchyroll)/March 7 (Netflix) - out now!

Where can I watch Dragon Ball Daima?

Dragon Ball Daima

(Image credit: Bird Studio/Shueisha/Toei Animation)

Dragon Ball Daima can be watched on Crunchyroll in the United States, Canada, Latin America including Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, and Southeast Asia.

Other regions, including UK, Europe and the Middle East, can stream the new Dragon Ball series on Netflix.

For more, check out the picks for the best anime you should be watching right now, plus all the latest on Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 and Fire Force season 3.

Bradley Russell
Bradley Russell
Senior Entertainment Writer

I'm the Senior Entertainment Writer here at GamesRadar+, focusing on news, features, and interviews with some of the biggest names in film and TV. On-site, you'll find me marveling at Marvel and providing analysis and room temperature takes on the newest films, Star Wars and, of course, anime. Outside of GR, I love getting lost in a good 100-hour JRPG, Warzone, and kicking back on the (virtual) field with Football Manager. My work has also been featured in OPM, FourFourTwo, and Game Revolution.

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