Well, as you all know, on Saturday, January 29th, 2005, the Final Episode of Dragonball GT was shown.

I wasn t really going to write this report, but the Final Episode touched me in a way, I just had to. I guess you can call this a Special Edition Article. The last 15-20 minutes of the show was a lot of flashbacks, but it reminded all the viewers of the Dragonball Z/GT craze. It mainly takes place in the future after Goku goes and see Krillin and Piccolo, as Pan being an old lady. In the World Martial Arts Tournament, Goku Jr. and Vegeta Jr. fight in the Finals. (Goku Jr. is wearing the old closes Goku was wearing when he left.) Around the ring, there is a statue of Goku and Hercule. As the two fight, Pan thinks she sees Goku in the stands. But it s not really him, and as he supposedly walks away, that s when the flashbacks start. It showed all the way back in the Dragonball Saga, (when he was really a kid), and went on to when he turned into a Super Saiyan for the first time, and goes on to the Android Saga, Cell Saga when he helps Gohan destroy Cell, then to when he destroys Baby, and so on and so forth. Cartoon Network will show the GT Saga again, and hopefully, they will start showing the Dragonball and Dragonball Z Saga s again too.

I hope many of you saw the episode when it first showed, that s when it means the most. But if you didn t, its still one of the best finals of all time. Well, that s all I got for the Final Episode of Dragonball GT. I hope every one still likes DBZ/GT even know there are no new episodes, but there still are some movies coming out. But who knows? Maybe FUNimation will make more episodes, and have an all-new Super Saiyan; I m talking about Super Saiyan Five.