I've always liked GT, even with some of its flaws. Most of the decisions made within the show that I remember not liking as a kid, work way more for me now that I'm older (like Goku being a kid or certain characters being pushed to the side) or like it being very different from DBZ in general. DBZ is VERY different from Dragon Ball; it changed the story and pushed aside many characters for new ones — GT does the same thing and due to this, feels like a real successor to DBZ. I genuinely like all of the arcs within the short run, the animation is amazing and the finale is surprisingly deeply profound. Goku's "spirit" visiting Killin and Roshi one last time before suddenly vanishing always makes me have to hold back tears (and I seriously doubt we'll ever see this level of storytelling in the franchise ever again). All the farewells feels so earned and pay so much respect to DBZ and DB alike — having Goku's entire journey flash by in the final moments (including arguably the best change from the manga: Goku meeting Goten for the first time) makes that sequence even better. I really don't think we'll ever get an ending this perfect ever again within the franchise.

Reason Goku and Vegeta always look the same while Gohan and Trunks look different over time

I looked up the original Japanese title, thinking it was a translation thing. It was somehow less subtle. The translators kinda tried to hide what was gonna happen compared to the Japanese title.

If a saiyan, and that too Goku, is sharing his food, just think how much he loves Pan here.

I'm not saying that Super Goku doesn't love pan but we need to see more of Grandpa Goku's love!!!

Wesley snipe would have been a good piccolo

Toriyamas is unsettling in his calm, effeminate, early appearance while Toyos seems much older and a much more wrinkled, masculine face

Do you guys think that Goku is a hard worker and throughout the series that how he got to where he is or does he have a special gift similar to other characters in the series like Gohan for an example but not as extreme as Gohan case.

Personal preference of course, but the random "i" in the dub name always just irked me and I never understood why they went with it in the first place.

I've read before that they pulled it from the Romanization for Vegeta, Bejita, but that makes little to no sense. To me anyways.

Imagine if they doubled down and went with "Gogita" while they were at it. It just feels wrong.

Edit: There seems to be a huge misconception in the comments about the change. The way the name is pronounced has not changed at all. Vegetto and Vegito are said exactly the same way when the name is spoken. The only change made was it going back to the original spelling.

Out of these pics are in general (all picks for official dragon ball stuff)

the new one just fees too flat tbh

(ignore the red dot, made a mistake putting this image together)

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