Dragon Ball Daima reimagines Super Saiyan 4, but do its visuals and tribute surpass Dragon Ball GT's take on the fan-favorite form?

Goku’s Super Saiyan 4 transformation in Dragon Ball GT had to be in adult form because it was the strongest form and Toei wanted visual impact.

Other shonen series always seem to want their protagonists to be like Goku, but there's one key element that they're missing from the original.

Dragon Ball Daima has ended with its twentieth episode and fans are reeling from both some of the big developments and disappointments for the series finale. While it has yet to be seen if a second season will arrive,

Super Saiyan 4 isn't just Goku's strongest form but his coolest. It’s a return to his Saiyan roots, fusing primal power with human intelligence.

At present, Daima has yet to officially call this new form “Super Saiyan 4” but the penultimate installment all but confirms this fact. Mimicking the reveal of Super Saiyan 3, the adult Goku wields the power in his fight against Gomah which is one that is sure to shake the Demon Realm to its core.

Dragon Ball is a beloved franchise, with many amazing voice actors who have shaped the industry with their talent. Goku’s voice actress, Masako Nozawa, is a famous one, and with Daima coming to an end, she has a message for the fans to see.

As part of a commemorative celebration of Dragon Ball, Toei Animation launched Dragon Ball Daima, a fresh story that plunged Goku and friends into another adventure. Shrunken down to child-size versions of themselves,

When Dragon Ball Daima first aired last year, the main points of contention at the forefront of every fan’s mind were where the show was placed in the series canon—and what new revelations it would cement in its wake.