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Dragon Ball GT: Reaction
Dragon Ball GT: Reaction
Release Date 13 July 2004
Catalog Number FN-04844
Contents
Primary Content Dragon Ball GT Episode 1-
Dragon Ball GT Episode 3
Primary Aspect Ratio 4:3
Disc Information
Region Coding 1
Country United States
Company Funimation
Authoring Vision Wise
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"Reaction" is Volume 1 of "Dragon Ball GT: The Lost Episodes", the belated North American release of Funimation's English dub of the first sixteen episodes of Dragon Ball GT.

Summary

This plot summary is given on the DVD cover:

After departing the World Martial Arts Tournament, Goku and Uub are nearly finished with their intense training session at the Lookout. In fact, Dende considers it a miracle that the Lookout is still in once [sic] piece! But all is not well. Emperor Pilaf has managed to summon Shenron! With the planet's future hanging by a single wish from Pilaf's mouth, Goku braces for the worst. What does Pilaf desire? And more importantly, what does he get?! See where the final chapter of Goku's incredible story begins!

Contents

Episodes

The episodes on the DVD can be watched individually or in marathon mode. The default audio language is English with no subtitles. When Japanese is selected from the menu, the video also features the original Japanese title cards and credits.

Episode Title
01 A Devastating Wish
02 Pan Blasts Off
03 Terror on Imecka

Extras

  • Character Profiles

After a wish on the Eternal Dragon by the devious Emperor Pilaf, Goku is transformed back into a child! Goku must set out to recover the bizarre Black Star Dragon Balls which were scattered across the entire galaxy. If he cannot succeed in collecting the Dragon Balls the planet will explode! Goku has only one year to save the Earth!

Trunks is the current President of the Capsule Corporation, but don't let his new digs fool you. He is still the same Trunks that thirsts for action and adventure no matter the odds. He volunteers to help Goku on the quest for the Black Star Dragon Balls.

Pan is the daughter of Videl and Gohan. She is rambunctious, excitable, and at times childish. She considers herself to be a top notch fighter and adventurer, despite her limited world experience. She participated in the World Martial arts Tournament as a small child. Pan believes it is her way or the highway. She vows to become as great of a fighter as Goku.

Uub and Goku train together in an effort to assure that there will be another powerful fighter to defend the Earth if Goku is ever out of action. Uub's pure heart and never say die attitude makes him the perfect candidate for such an honor. Uub soon gets his chance to put his training to the test against the terrible Baby, eventually joining with Majin Buu to realize more power than he ever could have imagined.

Even in his old age Emperor Pilaf thirsts for domination over the Earth. With his faithful lackeys, Mai and Shu, Pilaf manages to summon the Eternal Dragon hoping to increase his power. But a wasted, accidental wish transforms Goku back to his childhood size, once again thwarting his devious plans.

Credits

DVD credits.

The DVD credits are given at the end of the last episode when Japanese is the selected language.

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