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Dragon Ball DAIMAhas been going all out with the fan service, and all signs seem to indicate that Super Saiyan 4 might very well be made canon soon. As of Dragon Ball Daima Episode 17, "Gomah," Goku has turned Super Saiyan 3 and is about to fight Evil Third-Eye Gomah – but in typical Dragon Ball fashion, this obviously can't and won't work. We're three episodes away from the ending: There's zero chance SSJ3 Goku is what seals the deal.

Considering Dragon Ball Daima Episode 18 is also titled "Awakening," we're more than likely going to see a new transformation very soon. Daima has been all about fan service, and this deep in the game, there'd be no greater fan service than making Super Saiyan 4 from Dragon Ball Gt canon once and for all. Making SSJ4 canon would also have the added benefit of bringing Goku's tail back for the first time in 28 years in...

Dragon Ball is one of the biggest and most beloved media franchises ever created. Since the manga debuted on November 20th, 1984, Goku and his friends' adventures have mesmerized audiences and left them desperate for more. Naturally, this popularity has led to many spin-offs and side stories, with Dragon Ball expanding into every medium imaginable, from theatrical feature films to video games.

Alas, fans often overlook the franchise's various OVAs and TV specials. This is a shame as they're dramatically varied, featuring everything from expanded takes on some of the franchise's most important plot points to one-off comedy adventures that throw Goku and friends into unusual situations.

Right Before the Dragon Ball Super Movie Debuts! Looking Back on the TV Show's Climax Recapped the Anime Before Broly Released on December 2nd, 2018

Right Before the Dragon Ball Super Movie Debuts! Looking Back on the TV Show's Climax was released to promote the...

It isn’t clear as yet why Vikrant Massey has decided to quit acting just when things are looking up for him after 12th Fail and The Sabarmati Report.

Long before these, Vikrant was immediately noticed as Ranveer Singh’s best friend in Vikramaditya Motwane’s Lootera. Ever since then Massey has been struggling to find his bearings in the film industry.

He was eminently watchable in the webseries Criminal Justice and Broken But Beautiful. Sadly films like Chhapaak and Haseen Dilruba seem to cast him as this millennium’s Vinod Mehra, that dependable actor who was typecast as the supportive co-star in women-oriented films in the 1980s.

Vikrant Massey awaited that one big explosion in his career. Konkona Sen Sharma’s directorial debut A Death In The Gunj did justice to Vikrant Massey’s talent. But no one saw that film outside film festivals. In A Death In The Gunj...