Is there a place where I can buy the entire GT series?

Aerc · Post by **Aerc** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:38 am

I've searched google and theres like volume 1-5, 6-10,ect and like Lost episodes. also has Funimation dubbed all of GT?

Vegard Aune · Post by **Vegard Aune** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 12:17 pm

FUNi has dubbed it all. GT is actually the only Dragonball-series that is available in a complete, consistent format. And assuming that it's still in stock, you shouldn't have too much trouble getting it all. Here are some Amazon-links:
Episode 1 - 16 These are the ones that FUNimation labeled "The Lost Episodes", even though they weren't actually lost, just randomly skipped for no reason.

Episode 17 - 31

Episode 32 - 47

The Goku Jr. TV-special

Episode 48 - 64

omegacwa · Post by **omegacwa** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:02 pm

If you live in the US, just go to any FYE or Best Buy, I am sure they will have at least 2 of the box sets available.

Aerc · Post by **Aerc** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:25 pm

Thanks. So all 5 of those are the entire GT? 40+ bucks for the box sets seems expensive.

Gogeta 00 · Post by **Gogeta 00** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:49 pm

Apparently a dbgt season 1 box set is scheduled for release on june.10.But you would probably be better off buying the sets that are already released.

Post by **VegettoEX** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:38 pm

Aerc wrote:Thanks. So all 5 of those are the entire GT? 40+ bucks for the box sets seems expensive.

$40 for five volumes of three-to-four episodes each is expensive? That's a steal in this industry.

Anonymous Friend · Post by **Anonymous Friend** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:07 pm

When you say boxset, what exactly do you mean? Is it the intire series or just broken up into the search for the dragonballs/Bebi, Super 17, Evil Dragons story arcs?

Sun_Wukong · Post by **Sun_Wukong** » Wed Dec 19, 2007 4:58 pm

VegettoEX wrote:
Aerc wrote:Thanks. So all 5 of those are the entire GT? 40+ bucks for the box sets seems expensive.
$40 for five volumes of three-to-four episodes each is expensive? That's a steal in this industry.

Yeah seriously, most season sets of American TV shows can be anywhere from $50-60

The Time Traveller · Post by **The Time Traveller** » Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:47 pm

Or just wait for the 2 "remastered" Seasons.

Sun_Wukong wrote:
VegettoEX wrote:
Aerc wrote:Thanks. So all 5 of those are the entire GT? 40+ bucks for the box sets seems expensive.
$40 for five volumes of three-to-four episodes each is expensive? That's a steal in this industry.
Yeah seriously, most season sets of American TV shows can be anywhere from $50-60

In England they can be £50 or £60, which is $100 or more, always best to import, I found Gantz for £60 ($120) in store, and found the US boxset online it was under £30 ($60).

Anime volumes from the US are usually $20 or more and they're $40 or less here, our economy sucks. Though one English company called Manga Video do volumes for £17 or less, and then do boxsets for pretty much the same price, which actually raised some controversy. I also know that no one is buying their Naruto or Bleach DVDs since they English-ised the Subtitles so that Ramen becomes Pot Noodle, and Volume 3 has only Dubtitles. Manga Video aaaallways do that.

American Releases are good since they're half price and all you need is a Multi-region DVD player which is about $10. I've also helped people to boycott buying English DVDs from Manga, ADV Films, MVM Films and Revelation Films (Funimation) and import instead, and it's going fine, there can be exceptions, like if it has good subtitles and is a reasonible price, like both Karas movies and both Ghost in the Shell movies and series.

It's also very convinient since almost anything comes out in America and we only get 40% of stuff released here, and if its foreign then it's more expensive.

Aerc · Post by **Aerc** » Thu Dec 20, 2007 1:15 am

When I posted that I never really thought about that. I own all of 24 on DVD and they cost 40 bucks per season so I can understand why their 40 bucks.