TheNamekGio wrote:Noah wrote:Miracles wrote:It's not my truth when Toriyama said it, it's THE TRUTH. Stop the delusion, he completely set the franchises stories in order. Using terms like the DBZ movies being in a "separate dimension from the comic" cause he was solely an audience member to them or defining DBGT as a "side story" from the comic means it deals with what is AUTHENTIC [canon] Dragonball.
Try reaching harder.
To this day, we have no established timeline according with the events of the past and current stories. So no matter how you want to force Toriyama words on something he didn't even directly mentioned, you won't convince anyone, but yourself.
Try better next time.
Can't tell if you're being serious or trolling because I believe GT was considered a side story and the movies were some other thing entirely separate. This site and DB guide books on japanese auction sites have timeline books I think. Not sure about current timeline though.
The only guidebook that tries to establish a timeline frame for the films is Daizenshuu 6.
GT is an official sequel to DBZ, and contains its own guidebooks, the Perfect Files, released by Shueisha, the publishing company for all of DB. For the Z anime, GT is the sequel, not the Super anime.
Viz listed a timeline that includes the DB & DBS manga, the latter being the canonical sequel. This is the only use of the word 'canon' AFAIK. And given that this is what was translated by Viz from original Japanese text, the most authentic, true sequel to Toriyama's manga is Toyotaro's DBS manga.
There was also another DB timeline wall at another Japanese DB exhibition which for the life of me I can't remember the name of, which included DB, DBZ, DBS, and DBGT.