DB Ultra

The idea of a Vegeta solo movie has been heating up lately in the Dragon Ball world. Stacey loves the idea of a Daima version of a Vegeta movie while Adrian questions it. Stacey also is interested in filling in the gap from Vegeta being informed of his planet's destruction as a kid to him sending Raditz to Earth to recruit Goku. Adrian wants to see Vegeta more-so as a mentor and king of a new Saiyan group that prides themselves on being defenders instead of conquerors. Later in the episode, Stacey and Adrian share so what-if multiverse scenarios they like, Both are intrigued at the idea of the Namekians creating a super being. Stacey likes the idea of Buu becoming a God-like Universal threat while Adrian is interested in Vegito starting a new version of Saiyans.

Stacey digs around different sites and discovered two articles that he presented to Adrian for the show. The first one was about Vegeta's admission of Goku being better the defining moment in Dragon Ball. Adrian quickly dismisses that notion, stating that the moment was just for Vegeta's character. Stacey named Goku and Gohan's Super Saiyan transformations in previous arcs were more defining to the series. The second article was about the Buu Saga being the most underrated saga of all-time. Stacey and Adrian brushed that tag off, stating that real fans know how impactful and amazing the Buu Saga was to the series. In the last segment, Stacey and Adrian name their favorite filler moments in the Dragon Ball anime, including the driver's license episode and the baseball stuff.

As the status of the continuation of Dragon Ball Super remains in jeopardy, Stacey and Adrian explore the idea of rebooting Dragon Ball, starting from its original series. While the thought of updating graphics entices both Stacey and Adrian agree on not rebooting the series and want Dragon Ball to create something new. Stacey introduces the rumors of a possible kid Goku and Bulma spin-off, which is a part of the reboot idea. Adrian shoots down the idea, believing it does not add anything to the lore of Dragon Ball. In the last segment, Stacey and Adrian reveal if a reboot was to happen, what do they want to see. Stacey wants Dragon Ball GT to be done while Adrian sticks to Dragon Ball Z stories. The end of the episodes finds both guys thinking Dragon Ball should animate what-if stories instead of giving new audiences older material.

Throughout the history of the Dragon Ball anime, one of the best aspects of it is the transformations of the major characters. New forms always get fans excited. Stacey and Adrian share their favorite transformations outside of Goku turning Super Saiyan for the first time and Gohan achieving Super Saiyan 2. Next, Stacey believes one of the most cringiest moments in Daima was Vegeta quitting a fight because his wife threatening to take their couple's bath time, in which Adrian pushed back on. Adrian then shares a touching story about how Dragon Ball helped him and his wife grow together followed by him ragging on Frieza. In the last topic, Stacey shared some concepts he liked from Super Dragon Ball Heroes, which is a promotional anime for trading cards.

Stacey and Adrian roll with a movie-ladened episode of DB Ultra. First, Stacey and Adrian discuss if a Dragon Ball Daima movie is a good direction for the franchise to go in. Both come up with ideas of how to build off the great series the late Akira Toriyama left and how they can tie the movie into a canonized timeline. Next, Stacey brought up a possible movie that focuses on Vegeta, in which sparked some ideas from Adrian. Afterwards, Stacey and Adrian debate if the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie deserves its high rating. To end the episode, the guys share their own ideas of a movie Dragon Ball can produce.

Stacey and Adrian roll with a movie-ladened episode of DB Ultra. First, Stacey and Adrian discuss if a Dragon Ball Daima movie is a good direction for the franchise to go in. Both come up with ideas of how to build off the great series the late Akira Toriyama left and how they can tie the movie into a canonized timeline. Next, Stacey brought up a possible movie that focuses on Vegeta, in which sparked some ideas from Adrian. Afterwards, Stacey and Adrian debate if the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie deserves its high rating. To end the episode, the guys share their own ideas of a movie Dragon Ball can produce.

Dragon Ball Super premiered with movies and brand new arcs ten years ago. Stacey and Adrian look back at Super and discuss what makes it special to the Dragon Ball franchise. Both guys also talk about some of their favorite moments in the Super arcs and manga chapters. Next, Stacey and Adrian discuss Broly's power, which was a popular topic after Dragon Ball released the color pages of the last Super chapter that shows Broly in his most powerful form. Lastly, Stacey and Adrian pick which race they would rather be. The choices are: Saiyan, Kryptonian, Viltrumite, and Martian.

Stacey and Adrian discuss the vocal performance of Sean Schemmel, who plays Goku in the English version of Dragon Ball, in the Daima arc when Super Saiyan 4 battled Gomah. Both host agreed that the original Super Saiyan transformation is their favorite Schemmel performance. Next, Stacey and Adrian debate if Dragon Ball Daima should continue into Super or should they be two different timelines. Lastly, Stacey and Adrian choose one arc each to redo in the anime and give detailed reasons why. Both guys want Gohan to get more shine and eventually take over the duties of training the next generation of Z Fighters.