History WebAnimation / DragonBallDeliverance

* FauxAffablyEvil: Didger may act polite and civil, but it's clearly a ruse to hide what a maniac he really is, such as when he asked Pan and Bra their names because he likes to know who his victims are. When he got no response...

* WhamEpisode: Episode 4 has Isturi, the Namekian Piccolo meets in the afterlife, reveal the truth about Namek's past, including the fact that he, Guru, and Daiko were [[spoiler:the creators of the Dragon Balls]].

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Well, "ambiguous species" would be the better term here, but the two aliens that form the unknown fusion qualify. Everyone else on Daiko's crew, Daiko included, are all Namekians. But the fusion looks more like a humanoid [[Film/{{Alien}} Xenomorph]] and its components act more as amorphous blobs, making it questionable just what the hell it even ''is''.

* PosthumousCharacter: Naturally, as it is set post-''GT'', Goku is this. He may be gone, but the effect he's had on many of the Z Fighters still lingers heavily throughout the series, as shown in flashbacks with Gohan and Majuub.

* PosthumousCharacter: Naturally, as it is set post-''GT'', Goku is this. He may be gone, but the effect he's had on many of the Z Fighters still lingers heavily throughout the series as shown in flashbacks with Gohan and Majuub.

** Both Pan and Bra are now Super Saiyans, the latter of which now has PowerArmor with its own weapon systems and shields.

** Shockingly, ''Broly'' of all people is on the receiving end trope, as he gets trounced by Vegeta's Super Saiyan 4 transformation to show how strong the Prince of all Saiyans is now.

* CostumeEvolution: Done to reflect the passage of time and character growth.

** Uub now has complete mastery of his Majin powers and has a HealingFactor on par with his original self, as well as the ability to communicate with his Majin half mid-battle.

* SocialDarwinist: Commander Daiko is this. He's shown to have a great respect for powerful beings and has a MightMakesRight mentality. He expresses disappointment with Gohan's pacifist ideals and disgust towards the peaceful ways of the other Namekians, with him openly desiring to return their race back to the warriors they once were. He also gives great praise to Vegeta after he surpasses his expectations and defeats Broly in one-on-one combat.

* TookALevelInBadass: Given the years that have passed since the end of ''GT'', damn near every member of the Z-Fighters has become more badass over time.

* TransformationIsAFreeAction: Averted. Broly attacks Vegeta while he's in the middle of transforming into Super Saiyan 4. However, Vegeta at that point is too strong for Broly to do anything to stop the transformation, so all his attacks are either blocked or blasted away.

* AnimationBump: The animation is relatively good overall (especially post-Episode 1, where the animation was more choppy), but when a fight scene kicks in, it becomes jaw-dropping in its fluidity, with the battles between Uub and Corpio in episode 2 and Vegeta and Broly in episode 3 being standout examples.

* TookALevelInBadass: Given the years that have passed since the end of ''GT'', damn near everyone has become more badass over time.

** Gohan gains access to a Super Saiyan 4 transformation.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Well, "ambiguous species" is a much better term here, but the two aliens that form the unknown fusion qualify. Everyone else on Daiko's crew, Daiko included, are all Namekians. But the fusion looks more like a humanoid [[Film/{{Alien}} Xenomorph]] and its components act more as amorphous blobs, making it questionable just what the hell it even ''is''.

* SocialDarwinist: Commander Daiko is this. He's shown to have a great respect for powerful beings and has a MightMakesRight mentality. He expresses disappointment with Gohan's pacifist ideals and disgust towards the peaceful ways of the Namekians, with him openly desiring to return their race back to the warriors they once were. He also gives great praise to Vegeta after he surpasses his expectations and defeats Broly in one-on-one combat.

The third episode was removed from [=YouTube=] due to a copyright strike from Toei.

** Shockingly, ''Broly'' is on the receiving end trope, as he gets trounced by Vegeta's Super Saiyan 4 transformation to show how strong the Prince of all Saiyans is now.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Well, "ambiguous species" is a much better term here, but the two aliens that form the unknown fusion qualify. Everyone else on Daiko's crew, Daiko included, are all Namekians. But the fusion looks more like a humanoid [[Film/{{Alien}} xenomorph]] and its components act more as amorphous blobs, making it questionable just what the hell it even ''is''.

** Shockingly, ''Broly'' is on the receiving end, as he gets trounced by Vegeta's Super Saiyan 4 transformation to show how strong the Prince of all Saiyans is now.

The episodes in the series are as follows:

* AnimationBump: The animation is relatively good overall (especially post-Episode 1), but when a fight scene kicks in, it becomes jaw-dropping in its fluidity, with the battles between Uub and Corpio in episode 2 and Vegeta and Broly in episode 3 being standout examples.

* TookALevelInBadass: Given the years that have passed since the end of ''GT'', damn near everyone has gotten more badass over time.

* GenericDoomsdayVillain: The returning Broly has no motivations here beyond a murderous rampage and basically serves as an excuse to get the Z Fighters to Namek. This helps contrast him with Commander Daiko, who's a VisionaryVillain desiring to return Namek back to "the ancient world".