Dragon Ball GT Remastered Uncut Season 1 (5 Disc Set) reviews

With Goku a child again the adventures just come rolling in once more. Also the fact that he is still as powerful as ever just spices is it up a bit.The lost episodes are very cool to watch because you get to see some really strange new enemies and the concept of the black star balls is also terrific. This is a definate buy for anyone who likes to watch the toughest of the tough go head to head in an all out battle for the universe.

The dragonball universe continues with it's tongue in cheek humour & fantastic fights…

Dragon Ball GT, while retaining much of the humour that made the Dragon Ball Z series so great, doesn't quite live up to its predecessor, although you do get the feeling they're paying homage to what's gone before with it, particularly with the second season. Turning Goku back into a child was a risky move but at least it means his legacy lasts longer. Because it is not a part of the Japanese Manga there is no need for “filler” episodes and so the season is much shorter than the previous incarnations.

If you love Dragon Ball Z then this is the next installment in the story line. GT is the last few sagas there is left so you better get all the fun out of it that you can. Goku reaches even higher levels than ever and so do all of the other main characters but I don't have to remind you how dragon ball goes. The bad guys are just as powerful as usual so it is a lot of fun.

Classic anime! I love the Dragon Ball Z series and had to have it!

Dragonball GT Season 1 is basically nothing but plot development, leading up to a classic cliffhanger: Goku manages to ascend to the next level, Super Saiyan 4, in an attempt to overcome and beat Baby, whose revenge includes taking over the entire Universe. What power he has obtained, how strong he has gotten, and his battles as Super Saiyan 4 are not shown in this season thou the cover art may show. If you buy this then I highly recommend purchasing season 2.