GT or Super? Which one is the best?

[Soppa Saia People]

Super has Vegetto so that's an automatic win.

But GT has Gogeta, who's better

[sintzu]

Super has Vegetto so that's an automatic win.

But GT has Gogeta, who's better

Super will do Vegetto justice, GT could've ended that arc on a very high note with Gogeta but instead he was a joke and was replaced with Goku using the Genkidama again, like he did with Buu.

[Soppa Saia People]

Super has Vegetto so that's an automatic win.

But GT has Gogeta, who's better

Super will do Vegetto justice, GT could've ended that arc on a very high note with Gogeta but instead he was a joke and was replaced with Goku using the Genkidama again, like he did with Buu.

I was just joking man
I perfer Vegetto.

[sintzu]

I was just joking man
I perfer Vegetto.

I like both of them and I hope we'll see Gogeta again someday.

Goku and Vegeta using fusion is rare and saved for universe life or death battles so I don't want to see it in the next arc but hopefully after 3-4.

[Lord Frieza]

Well with whats happened is Super now...I'll put my bets on the blue haired one who's fusion "WONT" run out after just 10 minutes.

[Cetra]

Well with whats happened is Super now...I'll put my bets on the blue haired one who's fusion "WONT" run out after just 10 minutes.

That's an unfair comparison. Potara is not supposed to "end" as long as you don't ask Shenlong, Polunga, Boo or whatever other reason.

I also have the feeling that, when Vegetto does not end the battle with a Mafuuba, that Goku and Vegeta and/or Trunks might end the battle.

[PsionicWarrior]

In reply to the OP I'd say Super by a fair margin,

I mean GT has a few good ideas, some well-executed scenes, better drawing and a better grasp of characters and levels, but overall is a a huge miss to me, I was bored to death with around the first half and couldn't stomach most of the villains lol

Super, despite atrocious representation of Goku, botched scenes and nonsensical power levels has at least been entertaining all along for me and I eagerly wait each week for next episode, thing I didn't do with GT lol

[HybridSaiyan]

GT did the most important thing correctly, portraying the characters in the right direction after Uub.
GT gave everyone a chance to fight, even if they did end up outclassed in every battle.
GT had the better music, art and animation.
SSJ4 appeals more to me than SSJB.
Goku's attitude and behavior as a SSJ4 made the series enjoyable.
I only find the Black star Dragon Ball saga to be trash but that's it.


Supers lack of tension and menacing atmosphere isn't something I'm fond of.
I also dislike how quick the moment goes. There isn't anytime to ponder the scenes because another one quickly takes its place.
The art and animation don't really show when a character is damaged or weak.

Super does have a cast of better characters though, but then again. I'd rather watch the movie versions for Beerus and Whis. I also got the manga as well to satisfy me when Super doesn't rise up.
Super ruined Trunks' design too, trying to Retcon the guys hair to blue which is fucking stupid.

[precita]

Super handles the cast better than GT. Trunks faded to obscurity once they returned to Earth, and Gohan and Goten barely did anything. Piccolo dies way too early.

About the only thing GT did right was some focus on Pan and Uub, which we might get in Super eventually, so we'll see about that.

[dragonballhero]

Super handles the cast better than GT. Trunks faded to obscurity once they returned to Earth, and Gohan and Goten barely did anything. Piccolo dies way too early.

About the only thing GT did right was some focus on Pan and Uub, which we might get in Super eventually, so we'll see about that.

But even THEN, GT wrote Pan into an annoying, bratty little half-pint expy of Chi-Chi, Bulma, and Videl (Even then, her mother eventually grew out of her antagonizing of Gohan, following her flying lessons with him, and his supposed death at Buu's hands) combined. (With a bit of Hercule thrown in) who talks down to her own grandfather more often than not. (Granted, his body was reverted to that of a child, but still it feels REALLY uncalled for.) Not to mention that unlike her dad Gohan, who at her age, had more than enough character development to span about 2-3 arcs, Pan always felt more to me like she was just there to give Goku someone to talk to. I'd say even Goten and Trunks managed to get something close to character development, in their short stint as main characters of the Majin Buu arc. Honestly, the GRANDDAUGHTER of Son Goku? That certainly sounds like potential for a character arc if you ask me.

As for Uub, he was terribly underused in my opinion. I feel like there should have been more build-up to "Majuub" than what we ended up getting. Also, wasn't this kid supposed to be the new protector of Earth, as decided by Goku? Uub overall just felt somewhat..."rushed" to me. Also, just like Pan, I feel like he had serious potential for a character development arc, but in the end, GT wasn't able to do so.

[Soppa Saia People]

Super handles the cast better than GT. Trunks faded to obscurity once they returned to Earth, and Gohan and Goten barely did anything. Piccolo dies way too early.

About the only thing GT did right was some focus on Pan and Uub, which we might get in Super eventually, so we'll see about that.

GT atleast give most of the characters something to do and give most of them closure, something Super has yet to do.

[Noah]

GT's Goku is consistent with where the character would be fifteen years after his hyper-bored self in the Boo arc, and after training Oob.

What was the problem with him in Boo Arc?

[Cipher]

What was the problem with him in Boo Arc?

None! I really like Boo arc Goku.

I was just saying he's maniacally bored by that point, and that crops up in GT as well. It basically takes place in a world where training Oob wasn't a permanent cure.

[Dbzk1999]

Super handles the cast better than GT. Trunks faded to obscurity once they returned to Earth, and Gohan and Goten barely did anything. Piccolo dies way too early.

About the only thing GT did right was some focus on Pan and Uub, which we might get in Super eventually, so we'll see about that.

GT atleast give most of the characters something to do and give most of them closure, something Super has yet to do.

Who are you counting when you say, "most"?

[Soppa Saia People]

Super handles the cast better than GT. Trunks faded to obscurity once they returned to Earth, and Gohan and Goten barely did anything. Piccolo dies way too early.

About the only thing GT did right was some focus on Pan and Uub, which we might get in Super eventually, so we'll see about that.

GT atleast give most of the characters something to do and give most of them closure, something Super has yet to do.

Who are you counting when you say, "most"?

Every fighting character in Z besides Yamucha, Ten, Chaozu and Kuririn.

[DBZAOTA482]

GT's Goku is consistent with where the character would be fifteen years after his hyper-bored self in the Boo arc, and after training Oob.

What was the problem with him in Boo Arc?

Goku during the Boo Saga was really... woked.

[WittyUsername]

Honestly, both shows are heavily flawed, despite having some good ideas. At this point, I'll be inclined to go with Super, given how strong the current arc has been (for the most part).

That being said, I'd still say that SSJ4 is the best Saiyan transformation, on the count of how distinctive it is, which is more than what can be said for SSJB.

[TKA]

Depends on what you mean by "best".

In terms of popularity?

Ratings-wise, Super is destroying GT by a wide margin.

In terms of faithfulness to the feel of Dragonball?

I have to give this to Super as well, if for nothing else just the sheer fact that Toriyama is on board in some (whatever limited-but-still-more-than-GT) capacity.

Animation and art?

Again, I have to give it to Super. GT gave everyone massive chins and really scrunched up faces. The artstyle was bland, and the colors too muted.

Writing?

Again, Super. GT took the worst bits of toei movies and filler and turned them into whole Arcs.

In terms of sheer enjoyment?

For me, hands down Super. GT is painful to sit through.

I think GT fails on all levels as a series, and while Super has its flaws (everything does, really), they're fewer and father between than GT's. In addition, Super's highs are higher than GT's highs.

[Hellspawn28]

I like the art style in Super better because Super looks and feels like the world of Dragon Ball with the bright colors. GT had ugly choices of color and look too dark at times.

[Soppa Saia People]

I like the art style in Super better because Super looks and feels like the world of Dragon Ball with the bright colors. GT had ugly choices of color and look too dark at times.

Completely disagree, Super is way to bright. Well GT did use a bunch of warm colors and was a tad to dark, it looks and feels like something that would come out of Dragon Ball.