- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 1
On the distant world of Elvaï, a young man named Daiko has spent twenty-two years unaware of the terrifying truth buried within him. When he slips into the northern forest and unleashes a mysterious force against his pursuers, the ruling powers realize that the pod hidden in the woods for decades has finally awakened something ancient. Daiko is a Saiyan—a race of warriors bred to conquer, destroy, and kill. His power, dormant until now, is only a spark of what he might become, and nothing on Elvaï can match it. As Commander Vorak and his soldiers close in, Daiko intercepts a transmission from his pod that mentions Lord Frieza, the tyrant who nearly exterminated the Saiyan race out of fear. The name stirs a heat inside him, a burning force he cannot control.
Guided by Naeli and driven by fragments of a forgotten past, Daiko seeks out the Oracle, a mysterious figure who has been waiting for him. She reveals the story of two legendary Saiyans—Goku, a warrior with the heart of a child and the power of a god, and Vegeta, a prince whose pride forged him into something beyond gods. These two stood against Frieza when all others fell. As Daiko grapples with the revelation that his blood remembers a legacy of unimaginable strength, the Oracle shows him a face he has always carried within him. Meanwhile, Frieza's agents tighten their grip on the ruins district, determined to capture the Saiyan alive and intact. With Naeli's faction surrounded and every exit sealed, Daiko must decide whether to embrace the fire inside him or risk losing control and bringing down an entire district. The hunt is closing in, and the awakening has only just begun.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 2
In a world where the Saiyan race has been scattered to the stars, a young survivor named Daiko arrives in a quiet city built atop a restless planet. He carries a tail, a stone, and a mission: to find the others like him, children a king placed on ships and hoped would live. Nira, a local woman with a Saiyan tail of her own, has spent her whole life in this city, raised by Soren, a builder who once knew Eska, the man who told Daiko about the lost survivors. When Daiko arrives, he brings with him Denji, another Saiyan who knew Eska, and a rehearsed speech about gathering the scattered children. But Nira is not the wide-eyed recruit he expected. She has a life here—people who know her name, a market that needs carrying, a planet whose heart turns over in its sleep, causing tremors that grow more frequent. Soren, who lost someone and stopped building, warns Daiko not to ask about the past. As Daiko trains with Nira, unlocking abilities she never knew she had, the tension between his mission and her home deepens. He asks her to trade the people she loves for people she has never met. She refuses to leave while the ground is still moving. But something here takes slowly, and Daiko feels it too. With the stone that lets him hear her wherever she is, he must decide whether to stay and uncover the planet's mystery or continue his quest alone. The choice is hers, but the weight of a lost people rests on both their shoulders.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 3
In a city carved from living stone, a sudden catastrophe shatters the peace. The east block collapses, trapping families beneath rubble as cries for help echo through dust-choked corridors. Amid the chaos, a stranger named Daiko moves with impossible speed and a mysterious light in his hands, pulling survivors from the wreckage and holding back the falling walls. Nira, a young woman who witnesses his power, is drawn to him even as the city's elder, Soren, refuses to leave his room. The survivors gather by the fountain, tending wounds and counting the missing, while Edda, who reads the stone like a map, insists the central mass still stands on its own foundation. But the east terraces remain forbidden, and the old works—a place nobody enters—looms as a silent warning.
As Daiko recovers, Nira presses him to explain the light and the voice that speaks without moving lips. He reveals he was taught by Denji, a patient mentor who unlocked something inside him. Nira, who once learned the voice trick from Eska as a sleepless child, begins to train. She struggles to let the warmth rise through her chest instead of pushing from her hands, and when she finally opens the door, a burst of energy shocks everyone. Daiko admits he once transformed—hair, eyes, everything green—but it is harder than it looks. Meanwhile, Soren's absence haunts the city he built, and his rule against the old works only deepens the mystery. Nira shows Daiko a hidden place with a beautiful view, and in the quiet, a bond forms. But the city is not safe. The stone remembers, and the light Daiko carries may be the only thing standing between survival and total ruin.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 4
Daiko and Nira race to rescue survivors trapped beneath a collapsing tunnel, but the mission forces them to confront painful truths about their pasts. As Nira questions her family and losses, Daiko reveals a longing for roots he never knew. The danger beneath the old works pulls them both toward an unavoidable reckoning.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 5
Daiko and Nira navigate a hidden underground city ruled by Harry's thugs, striking a deal to fight in his pit and steal Orwin's plans. Nira's unexpected victory in the arena sets off a chase, while a lesson in energy manipulation reveals a moment of hesitation.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 6
On the world of Oreane, beneath the tunnels and monuments built by ancestors, something ancient feeds. The Heart has consumed the energy of everything that lives for as long as anyone remembers, and only the guardians—those born with the gift to slow its pull—stand between the world and its slow, inevitable draining. Edda and Soren are the last of these guardians, holding back a flow that grows heavier with each passing day. When a young woman named Nira ventures toward the forbidden tunnel with her companion Daiko, she unknowingly awakens a force that has been waiting. The ground trembles when energy is released. The Heart takes what it is given, and it never stops. Soren has warned everyone to stay away, but warnings mean little to those who do not understand what sleeps below.
As the truth unravels, Nira learns that she carries more energy than anyone on Oreane—a burden that has made the Heart's hunger worse since the day she arrived. Soren and Edda have spent years shielding her from this knowledge, holding back the flow so she could stay. But the cost has been devastating. Eska, the man who raised her, descended into the tunnel alone to find a way to make the Heart take less. He never returned the same. The Heart drained him, and the energy released that night only fed the darkness further. Nira must now confront the guardians who kept her in the dark, the mother who was too afraid to hold her, and the terrible truth that her very existence may be draining the world she loves.
The Heart of Oreane is a haunting meditation on sacrifice, family, and the invisible forces that bind us. It asks what we owe to those who raised us, and what we are willing to give to keep them safe. In a world where love and fear are woven from the same thread, the only way forward is to face the pull together—before the Heart takes everything.
- Dragon Ball Series — Episode 7
A mysterious energy stirs in the world, drawing a young fighter named Nira into a conflict she barely understands. When a powerful stranger arrives seeking her specifically, she discovers a latent ability that lets her fly and fight beyond anything she imagined. Guided by an old man who trains her to channel anger into transformation, Nira learns that her power begins as a tingle between the shoulders and erupts into golden hair—the mark of a Super Saiyan. As she battles alongside allies like Daiko against relentless enemies, she uncovers fragments of a larger legacy: transmissions revealing two legendary Saiyans, Vegeta and Goku, whose strength far surpasses her own. With each fight, Nira edges closer to a truth about who she is and what she is becoming, while the bonds with those around her deepen. The old man's gruff lessons, Daiko's steady presence, and the memory of her mother fuel her ascent. But the arrival of a new, unsettling presence—Denji—signals that something is wrong, and the battle is far from over. Nira must decide whether to stay and protect the life she knows or step into a wider world of hidden warriors, most of whom do not even know what they are. Grounded in the dialogue's raw energy and the quiet moments between fights, the story follows a hero learning that gold is only the beginning.
