
Dragon Ball GT (1996-1997)
After the Buu saga ended in Dragonball Z, Toriyama wanted to end the series and start on another project. However Toei, the animation company wanted to continue the Dragonball series. Hence without Dragonball's main man, they developed a new series called Dragonball GT "Grand Tour." The story focuses on Goku, Pan and Trunks as they travel the galaxy in search of the universal black star Dragonballs. When the series started, it went back to a similar environment like Dragonball with humor and simplicity in mind. That proved un popular among fans. As such they went back to the old "beat or be beat" type of series fans so much adored.
Recent Episodes
Episode | Name | Airdate |
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S04E17 | Until We Meet Again . . . | Nov 19, 1997 |
S04E16 | Universal Allies | Nov 12, 1997 |
S04E15 | Rescue Goku | Nov 5, 1997 |
S04E14 | The Limits of Power | Oct 29, 1997 |
S04E13 | Super Saiyan 4 Fusion | Oct 22, 1997 |
Cast

Hidekatsu Shibata

Mayumi Tanaka

Takeshi Kusao

Norio Wakamoto

Kiyoyuki Yanada

Jouji Yanami

Bin Shimada

Hiromi Tsuru
Characters

Li Shenron

Sugoro

Kuririn

Trunks

Cell

General Rilldo

Kaiō

Sugoro
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