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Dragon Ball Daima has seemingly had its finale date revealed, and it confirms that the season will be 20 episodes in total. This makes it the shortest show in the anime series to date by a long way.
Per Comic Book Reporter, who spotted the detail, the news was announced on Hulu's press planning website. This features a list of February releases and is widely available to the public. Dragon Ball: Daima is no longer listed on there but via the WayBack Machine, on January 17, the 'Dragon Ball Daima finale' was listed on there for February 28.
New episodes of the anime air on Hulu at the same time as Crunchyroll. Looking at our Dragon Ball Daima release schedule, this indicates that the February 28 finale will be episode 20 of the show. Now, this isn't hugely surprising as rumors of the series length first came out in December 2024, but Toei Animation didn't confirm the news.
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At just 20 episodes, Dragon Ball Daima is a lot shorter than other Dragon Ball anime series, which often run for hundreds of episodes, including the latest show Dragon Ball Super, which ran for 131 episodes. At the moment, the future of the show hasn't been announced either, which means we don't know if there will be multiple seasons to extend the anime's run in the future.
Thankfully, there are plenty of other anime shows to dive into and fill the Dragon Ball Daima-shaped gap. Sakamoto Days is currently airing on Netflix, and you can read our Sakamoto Days release schedule to stay on top of that. We've also got guides to all the new anime on the way in 2025 and our list of the best anime to stream now.
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I’m the Deputy Entertainment Editor here at GamesRadar+, covering TV and film for the Total Film and SFX sections online. I previously worked as a Senior Showbiz Reporter and SEO TV reporter at Express Online for three years. I've also written for The Resident magazines and Amateur Photographer, before specializing in entertainment.
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