Dragon Ball GT

Dragon Ball GT is the third Japanese anime franchise Dragon Ball, produced by Toei Animation. Despite being officially considered a sequel of its predecessor, Dragon Ball Z, the work is not an adaptation of the original manga, but series creator Akira Toriyama, was part of the team of writers and artists. Dragon Ball GT series is the shortest of the three produced.

The series again continues the adventures of Goku, who returns to childhood early in the series and is forced to travel across the galaxy to retrieve the Dragon Balls. The first half of the series focuses on Goku, Pan and Trunks, while the second half brings back most prominent characters from Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z.

Dragon ball Z

Dragon Ball Z is an anime that is part of the Dragon Ball franchise and corresponds to volumes 17-42 of the original manga. Some adults have criticized the level of violence shown, but this did not prevent the exploitation that many companies have made of the success of the anime. Many products were sold with drawings of characters in adhesives, clothing, posters as well as videos and games.

The success of the Dragon Ball series led to the creation of the sequel, Dragon Ball Z. The series is aimed at the teen audience male.
This series appears full of long fights with lots of action. In Dragon Ball Z, the stories have a climate more serious than those of its predecessor. Replaced the comedy, but the mood still exists in parts of the series. It features several episodes in which a few things happen, increasing the suspense.

Its history is divided into four sagas. Throughout the series, we see the growth and development of the characters of his powers, as new powers, new races, like the Saiyans and their transformations.

Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball is a manga created by Akira Toriyama and published in 42 volumes, from 1986. The manga has given rise to two anime series that had a huge success, both in Japan and around the world: Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT yet, a third series whose history is not based on the manga. The anime Dragon Balltem his story based on the first 16 volumes of the original manga, and the sequel, Dragon Ball Z, based on the 26 remaining volumes.

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