Dragon Ball DAIMA: Yamcha's voice actor Toru Furuya replaced, to be broadcast on October 11

Dragon Ball DAIMA, the latest animation to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Dragon Ball and the posthumous work of manga master Akira Toriyama, will be officially broadcast on October 11. The official announcement was made a few days ago that the voice actor of Yamcha, Toru Furuya, will be replaced by Suzuki Ryota.

The protagonist of "Dragon Ball DAIMA" has been replaced by the little Goku that we are familiar with at the beginning of the work, but this time he has become smaller due to some conspiracy. It is a rare time-travel replay of Conan's plot, and little Goku will continue to use the golden cudgel that is useless after growing up to embark on a new bizarre adventure.

The original work, story and character setting of Dragon Ball DAIMA are all by Akira Toriyama, which may be the last time he personally worked on it before his death. The directors are Yoshitaka Yashima and Fumi Komaki, the character setting of the animation version is by Katsuaki Nakatsuru, and the planning and screenwriter is Yuko Kakihara. Please stay tuned for more follow-up news.