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The Dragon Ball animated universe is primarily comprised of 5 Anime series. They are listed in order of creation below, with a brief synopsis. Click the show you are interested in to learn more!
Dragon Ball
Original Air Dates: (U.S. 2001-2003, Japan 1986-1989)
Number of Episodes: 153
The original Dragon Ball animated series follows the adventures of the the young monkey-tailed boy Son Goku. After befriending a young girl named Bulma, Goku embarks on a journey to find the seven mythical Dragon Balls. This adventure leads him to many friends as well as enemies. It follows his evolution from a young, innocent, even naive child to a formidable young warrior.
A great mixture of slapstick humor, heartfelt friendships, and action packed martial arts fighting set the stage for the world of Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball Z
Original Air Dates: (U.S. 1999-2003, Japan 1989-1996)
Number of Episodes: 291
Dragon Ball Z finds our hero Goku a few years after the end of Dragon Ball. Now a father to a young son, Gohan, the series starts with Goku learning of an alien invader arriving on Planet Earth, which leads to him discovering his origins as a Saiyan, and takes him down a path of facing more powerful foes than he could ever imagine.
Enemies become allies, the action intensifies, and the drama only increases as Goku and the Z Fighters battle to protect the Earth from threats from all across the galaxy.
Dragon Ball GT
Original Air Dates: (U.S. 2003-2005, Japan 1996-1997)
Number of Episodes: 64
Dragon Ball GT finds our hero Goku a few years after the end of Dragon Ball Z. Now enjoying a life of peace as a grandfather, an enemy from Goku's past resurfaces, and unintentionally wishes to turn Goku back into a child. Afterwards, the gang learns that the negativity caused by this wish could destroy the earth! Reminiscent of his childhood years, Goku embarks on a journey with Bulma and their companions to collect the Black Star Dragon Balls, only this time, their search will take them around the entire Galaxy!
Dragon Ball GT has a unique place in the Dragon Dall universe. It is a sequel to Dragon Ball Z, but it is not based on a manga series. Action packed, full of new friends and foes, GT is considered non-canon, but is worth the watch!
Dragon Ball Super
Original Air Dates: (U.S. 2017-2019, Japan 2015-2018)
Number of Episodes: 131
Released almost 2 decades after the end of Dragon Ball Z, and set in the time towards the end of Dragon Ball Z, but not quite up to Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super re-invigorated the Dragon Ball universe with modern animation, and an all new exciting storyline. Goku, Vegeta, and the rest of the Z-Fighters learn of the existence of multiple universes that exist alongside them, resulting in several multi-verse face-offs and even a tournament to crown the superior universe!
Visually stunning animation accompanies the series' most intense fighting sequences yet. Discovering new heights of power and encountering beings from all across the multi-verse makes for a must-see series!
Dragon Ball Daima
Original Air Dates: (U.S. 2025, Japan 2024-2025)
Number of Episodes: 20
Taking elements from the original Dragon Ball anime, as well as inspiration from GT, Dragon Ball Daima finds Goku once again turned into a child, but this time, all of his friends have been transformed as well. They embark on a journey to the Demon World in order to confront the being responsible, the ruler of the Demon Realm, King Gomah. Although it was released several years after the end of Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball Daima is set in the DB universe at the end of Dragon Ball Z, but before Dragon Ball Super, and is considered canon.
With stunning visuals akin to its real world chronological predecessor, as well as elements of magic and mysticism mixed with plenty of slapstick humor reminiscent of the original anime, Dragon Ball Daima is a short but fun adventure for Goku and the Z Fighters.
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