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4.8 out of 5 stars
2,730 ratings
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No MPAA rating
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NR (Not Rated) Product Dimensions
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2 x 5.6 x 7.4 inches; 1 Pounds Item model number
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unknown Director
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Christopher Neel, Jeremy Carlisle Media Format
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Multiple Formats, Animated, Box set, Color, NTSC Run time
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26 hours and 40 minutes Release date
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September 2, 2010 Actors
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Sean Schemmel, Eric Vale Subtitles:
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English Studio
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Funimation Prod ASIN
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B0063RE4X8 Number of discs
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10
4.8 out of 5 stars
2,730 ratings
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As a Dragonball hardcore fan and purist. This is not a bad way to go about it. It’s very quick delivery!! Dragonball GT is not a good series. And it’s non cannon. Although some ppl did like it but most of the Dragonball community does not. The only reason I got the “lime green brick” is because it’s the cheapest and fastest and easiest way to own GT. I’d rather have the Dragon Box version of GT because it’s of its original 4:3 ratio with the grain. But it’s hard to find and too expensive. And because I’m not a fan of GT I preferred to get this green brick version because it’s cheap and to add it to my Dragonball- Dragonball Z - Dragonball Super - Dragonball GT complete story line. Only bad thing about this version is that it’s in a cropped 16:9 widescreen format. And Dragonball-Dragonball Z - Dragonball GT we’re made in 4:3 format. So it should be seen that way. That’s why the Dragon Boxes is the true pinnacle and holy grail in owning and seeing the the Dragonball storyline. But if you can’t afford the Dragon Boxes then then I’d recommend this green brick version is the next best way to own to your collection for GT. It’s quick delivery. It’s fast, easy and cheap to own 👍
5.0 out of 5 stars
got what i ordered
By Chase on August 5, 2022
As far as the product itself and the seller it's awesome. But this was the most annoying season I've ever watched it focuses alot on the annoying whiny brat pan and I found out I didn't even need to watch it. It's not by the original creator. Ugh. I love dragon ball but not this, not at all.
Dvds were delivered fairly fast, the box cover that holds the disks is worn and all my disks are in mint condition except for one disk that has scratches, overall with the decrease purchase price for what I paid, it's cool with me, overall great purchase.
This is a very good collection (assuming you like GT)! One thing I was mostly concerned about was whether or not this collection would include the Lost Episodes and IT DOES!!! Along with the GT movie. I couldn't find anywhere in the description or in the questions asked that said one way or the other. Another thing is that it includes the original Japanese opening and ending themes. It does not have the english themes which I didn't mind. It turns out that I prefer the Japanese ones anyway. Better music in my opinion. I think it's definitely worth putting in your collection and has a lot of nostalgic value. One of my biggest criticism of this series is that it double dips the plot many times throughout the series especially in the earlier episodes. In other words, the different stories are way too similar to the stories of the original Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z and comes off as rather uninspired. Even with this in mind I liked GT BETTER than the Dragon Ball Super anime which was far more original. Don't get me wrong, I love the Dragon Ball Super manga and overall story but I was very disappointed with how the anime itself turned out. The only other complaint I have about the product itself is how awkward the two seasons are put side by side with only a slip cover to hold it all together, each season having it's own folding case to hold the discs. It wouldn't matter so much if it was only one season with a slip cover but because it's two it doesn't feel very secure. I think I would have preferred a box to hold them in but to be honest I'm just nitpicking.
I grew up watching Dragon Ball in English, watching in the United States that's just how it was. It's one of few anime that I choose to watch in English and in terms of options for people like me, the presentation is perfect. The voices are crystal clear and it even includes the US broadcast soundtrack if you're into that. However, if you are someone who wants to watch Dragon Ball with the original Japanese audio and subtitles, watch out. The Japanese audio is in mono (only one speaker), which is standard for these Dragon Ball DVD sets, but it still sounds muddy and kind of far away, but what really bothers me is the subtitles, they look like they were hastily translated by a high school student on his 6th month of Japanese language class. Its full of spelling and grammar mistakes as well as many cases of incorrect punctuation. Seeing as this is the only option if you want to come back to watch Dragon Ball GT, I would say 100% buy this collection, however if you watch Dragon Ball in Japanese with the subtitles on, you should be very aware that the experience won't be fantastic.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
Item is perfect. Not a single scratch on any of the discs. It plays in regions 1 2 4 as it shows on the disc. Packaging was perfect. 5+stars
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 1, 2020
Despite what everyone says, I love GT, and find it the perfect continuation to the series. De-ageing Goku was a little weird but the rest of the concept works fine, and there really isn't anything other than a bandwagon to warrant the ire it garners from Dragon Ball fans.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Very disappointed
Product arrived in good time. However, I was not impressed with the condition of the item I received. The product looked more pre-owned than new, i.e multiple scuffs, bashes and wearing, as can be seen in the picture. Every seam and corner is worn and crumpled which means that the graphics are wearing away. Not acceptable for supposedly brand new DVDs that I paid over £40 for.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Very disappointed
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2018
The quality of this product is quite good, even though the language option is not wide (English and Japanese) and the subtitles do not strictly follow the dialogues from the characters: they look like descriptions of the different chapters from the story. Apart from that, I advice the Dragon Ball fans to purchase it because it is a must.
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The Dragon Balls have been scattered to the ends of earth, and if Goku can’t gather them in a year, Earth will meet final catastrophe. This contains the complete episodic series so you can relive the action and adventure of Dragon Ball GT.
After surviving trials that would have destroyed a mere mortal, Goku now faces the most dangerous journey of his entire life. Evil forces have conspired to scatter the Dragon Balls to the far corners of the universe, and the atmosphere is dense with danger. Unless the heroic Saiyan can recover all seven magic orbs within a year, Earth will meet a catastrophic end!But even if Goku is successful on his mission of mercy, threats remain that must be dealt with swiftly. Two evil geniuses have created the perfect killing machine; Android 17. While this mechanical abomination deals out death, terrifying villains from battles past rise up to wreak havoc on humanity, and cracks in the Dragon Balls give birth to the fury of seven Shadow Dragons! Goku is the only warrior alive with the strength to defeat these new evils, but one false step from the mighty Saiyan could spell doom for the world!
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Multiple Formats, Animated, Box set, Color, NTSC
Jeremy Carlisle, Eric Vale, Sean Schemmel, Christopher Neel
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Dragon Ball GT
(1996–1997)
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1996
1997
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2004
Start of the "Ultimate Dragon Balls/Black Star Saga". After finishing his training with Uub, Goku is turned into a child by a careless wish from Emperor Pilaf, who has summoned the eternal dragon using the black star dragon balls. Afterward, Goku, while re-adjusting to life as a kid, learns that if he doesn't find the black star balls, which are now scattered across the galaxy, in one year's time, the earth will be destroyed. Also, Pan stops a bank robbery.
Trunks grows bored with being the President of Capsule Corporation. Chi-Chi, Gohan, and Videl convince Goku to retrieve the black star dragon balls himself, and Gohan announces his plans to join his father. Bulma, Gohan, and Videl work on the spaceship. Pan resents being treated like a kid and not being allowed to go with Goku, and she spends time with Mr. Satan. Thinking that he is Bulma's and Vegeta's kid, two thugs who are hoping for a ransom "kidnap" Goku; Vegeta recruits Trunks and Goten to join Goku on his mission.
Due to a broken part on the spaceship, Goku, Trunks, and Pan crash-land on the planet Imecka, where everything seems to be expensive.
Still on Imecka, Goku, Trunks, and Pan try to retrieve their ship from Lord Don Kee's palace.
Goku, Trunks, and Pan continue to evade the royal forces on Imecka. After eating with an elderly couple, they go to Don Kee's palace, and Goku fights Ledgic, Don Kee's personal bodyguard.
Goku, Trunks, and Pan land on a planet where everything is gigantic. While looking for the dragon ball that is on that planet, Pan gets captured by a swarm of bees who think that she is their queen.
Goku, Trunks, and Pan land on a planet that has another dragon ball. They find it in a village that is being terrorized by Zoonama, a wicked monster that can cause earthquakes by vibrating his whiskers. The village agrees to give up the dragon ball in exchange for ridding them of Zoonama before he takes one of the village women away as his bride.
Zoonama takes Trunks back to his lair, and Goku, Pan, and Doma follow them so that they can put a stop to the monster's wickedness once and for all.
Goku, Pan, and Trunks chase after the Para Para Brothers, who stole one of their dragon balls. Losing them inside a planet filled with caves, the Para Para Brothers return to their base to give the dragon ball to Cardinal Mutchy Mutchy as the others try to find their way off the planet.
Goku, Trunks, and Pan fight a family of giant worms and the Para Para Brothers, who have returned to collect the dragon ball they missed, on Beehey, the planet filled with caves.
Pan lands on planet Luud and looks for the dragon ball as Goku and Trunks go after her.
Goku and Trunks fight Mutchy as Master Dolltaki gains power for Lord Luud's resurrection from his followers.
Goku and Trunks fight Luud as Dolltaki plays with his Pan doll and reports to his boss, Dr. Myuu.
Goku and Trunks fight Luud on the outside while Pan fights him on the inside.
Goku, Pan, and Trunks land on a desert planet. Feeling rejected because Trunks wants to drop her off on Earth, Pan, to prove her worth, searches for the dragon ball that is on the planet while Goku and Trunks work on the spaceship. Also, Giru searches for Pan, who gets lost. Meanwhile, Dolltaki goes to report to Dr. Myuu, but instead he is met by General Rilldo, Myuu's right-hand man.
Goku, Pan, Trunks, agree to land on Giru's home planet so that he can reminisce, but when they get there they find that the planet, completely populated by robots, may not be as friendly as they were led to believe.
Start of the "Baby Saga". Attempting to save Goku and Trunks, Pan sneaks into the robots' compound and fights Nat, a member of the Sigma Force. Meanwhile, General Rilldo uses Giru to view the fighting data of Goku, Trunks, and Pan.
Goku fights the Sigma Force while Trunks takes Pan back to the ship.
Goku fights General Rilldo as Pan searches for Trunks, who was frozen in metal and transmitted to Dr. Myuu by Rilldo.
Goku fights Meta-Rilldo as Pan continues to make her way through the compound.
Goku and Pan are captured by General Rilldo and are taken to Dr. Myuu's lab so that he can harness their Saiyan power for his fiendish plan.
Dr. Myuu's evil plan to take over the galaxy using Baby, the infant mutant machine that he created, is revealed. Also, Myuu tries to revive Baby, whose life support has been disconnected by Trunks.
After narrowly escaping General Rilldo, who had been taken over by Baby, Goku, Trunks, and Pan leave planet M2. They find a dragon ball on the wreckage of a ship, which they must retrieve before the ship is sucked into a star.
Goku, Trunks, and Pan wait at the hospital while Baby, staying undercover while using other bodies as his vessel, plans a way to take over their bodies.
Vegeta shaves his mustache because Bulla thinks it looks stupid. Bulma and Chi-Chi hope for the safety of Goku, Pan, and Trunks. Goten goes on a date. Goku, Pan, and Trunks find a dragon ball near a sleeping tiger-like creature. Baby arrives on Ear
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