Dragon Ball DAIMA fails Vegeta again, with Episode 9 offering only a fleeting flashback of the fight instead of meaningful character exploration.

Dragon Ball Daima is now well underway, and though Piccolo and Veneta have finally touched down in the Demon Realm, the series is misusing them.

Despite the fact that Vegeta has been transformed into a “first grader” thanks to the wish of the Demon Lord Gomah, that hasn’t stopped the Prince of all Saiyans from continuing his training. While all the Z-Fighters have had to get used to their new miniature forms,

Dragon Ball DAIMA is actively pushing Vegeta away and giving Goku the spotlight, diverging the plot into two halves.

E ver since Vegeta teamed up with Goku to fight Super Buu at the end of DBZ's Buu Saga, the Saiyan Prince has been the second most important character in Dragon Ball. This is why

Goku secures the Three-Star Demon Realm Dragon Ball after a tough battle with Tamagami Number Three. Dr. Arinsu plots to create a new monster, Majin Kuu, using a mix of Majin Buu essence and a Saibaman seed. Vegeta and Piccolo showcase their power by thwarting a gang of plane thieves as Goku's journey continues.

Dragon Ball's Buu Saga is often pointed to as one of the series' weakest, but as Daima continues on, the series shines a light on all its good parts.

Dragon Ball DAIMA Episode 9 features Vegeta's first fight in the Demon Realm, Glorio's newest spell, and the birth of Majin Kuu.