:. Review - Dragonball GT .:

Rating: Animation [13/20]
            Sound [13/20]
            Story  [08/20]
            Addiction Level [09/20]

Story: Continuing the legendary anime Dragonball Z, the GT version is nothing but a chance for some companies to get some money. Akira Toriyama, the original Dragonball creator, was not at all involved in the creation of this anime, so anybody would expect that the story could not be as wonderful as the one of the previous Dragonballs. Well, the story is silly and childish... Pilaf finally finds the Dragonballs and by accident transforms Goku into his childhood age. Then, the heroes find out that these Dragonballs that were used were a "bad kind" of them so Goku must search in the vast universe to get them back in one year, for the Earth not to be destroyed. He has Pan and Trunks by his side in the beginning of his adventure until many "bad things" occur...  

Animation: Moderate and, in many cases, cheap! These people were bored to draw some more frames... Also, the drawing style is different than the one of the previous series and sometimes it can be annoying (especially Vegeta is awfully drawn)... 

Sound: Simple voice acting that I didn't like and a mediocre BGM playing in the back...

General Critic: If you get anime in DivX, get it from a friend that has it. It is worth to see how some people can destroy an excellent series. But, really, do not spend your money to buy it in DVD! Buy Dragonball Z instead! Dragonball GT are not good...

Midis: There are 2 midis in the midis section.

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