*Dragon Ball GT* provides an outstanding narrative by reinventing Goku as a child and setting him on an epic quest to recover the Black Star Dragon Balls scattered across the galaxy. The series introduces high-stakes challenges like the threat of the evil Baby, who seeks to take over the universe, and the terrifying Super 17, combining the powers of the androids with a sinister plan. These plotlines create a gripping and unique adventure that stands apart in the Dragon Ball universe, blending intense battles with cosmic exploration.
Characters (9/10):
The character development is notably strong, especially with Goku’s return to his child form adding a new dimension to his interactions. Pan’s role evolves as she becomes a key fighter and leader, while Trunks faces new challenges and grows significantly. The English dub enriches these characters with its nostalgic voice performances, enhancing both their emotional and comedic moments. This depth makes the characters’ journeys compelling and engaging.
Art (10/10):
The art style in *Dragon Ball GT* is vibrant and visually striking, featuring a colorful, imaginative design that enhances the series' adventurous spirit. The transformations of characters like Super Saiyan 4 Goku are visually impressive, and the diverse settings—from the dark, eerie atmosphere of the Black Star Dragon Balls’ curse to the cosmic landscapes—add to the series' allure.
Animation (9/10):
The animation quality remains consistently strong, supporting the dynamic action sequences and thematic elements effectively. While not groundbreaking, it effectively conveys the series' adventurous tone and darker themes, such as the existential threat posed by the Black Star Dragon Balls and the intense battles against Super 17. The animation captures these moments with energy and clarity, making for an engaging viewing experience.
