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Dragon Ball GT Season Two
Dragon Ball GT Season Two
Release Date 10 Feb 2009
Catalog Number FN-04875
Contents
Primary Content Dragon Ball GT Episode 35-
Dragon Ball GT Episode 64
Dragon Ball GT TV Special
Primary Aspect Ratio 4:3
Disc Information
Region Coding 1, 2, 4
Country United States
Company Funimation
Authoring FUNimation® Productions, Ltd.
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"Dragon Ball GT Season Two" is Funimation's second "season"-based DVD box set (of two total), presenting Dragon Ball GT television episodes 35-64 and a TV Special in a standard-definition (480p), "digitally remastered" format, originally released 10 Feb 2009 in North America. These "season" sets are both colloquially known and internally at Funimation referred to as the "Green Bricks."[1]

General Overview

Each green brick features episodes of Dragon Ball GT with a single video track shared across the three available audio options.

Regardless of the language selected: an altered English-only episode title card is displayed; altered openings feature Funimation's logo and English credits; and each episode's ending has English reversion credits unique to each episode's production.

The opening theme uses its first and second animation versions (of two total), while the ending theme uses its first two animation versions (of four total). Funimation-specific credits are featured on the opening and ending animations. All eyecatches are presented in their correct location mid-episode. No "next episode previews" are provided. The English audio (with original soundtrack) is selected by default.

Though the series is historically divided into "story arcs" in Japan, this release continues Funimation's branding of arbitrary "seasons" for a home video release, the delineations of which do not correspond to their own actual broadcast seasons from either syndication or cable broadcasts.

The Dragon Ball GT TV Special is also included as a bonus "Movie," presented with a single altered video track shared across three audio options.

The "U.S. Broadcast Audio" uses Mark Menza's score and reverts the dub track to the 2003 Broadcast version (featured on the first run of home releases in North America). There is one difference between this version and FUNimation's original broadcast version; the opening and endings are restored with the original animations featuring English covers. The English opening and ending covers premiered in these "season" sets.

Summary

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All discs have the same art.

This plot summary is given on the DVD cover:

Includes the SUPER 17 & SHADOW DRAGON SAGAS + THE GT MOVIE - A HERO'S LEGACY

The destiny of a legendary warrior, his long path wrought with peril, reaches its apex. The fate of Goku is now tied to that of the world and the most epic toil ever rested on the shoulders of one man has come to be - As one apocalypse is thrwarted, another looms!

Goku's heroic friends fall around him and the warrior must steel his nerve, for two evil scientists have created the perfect killing machine: Android 17. As the abomination deals out terror with mechanical precision, horrible villains from battles past rise again. Yet even more chaos awaits! The most dangerous power of all time is stirring. The people of Earth have relied upon the power of the Dragon Balls to maintain peace and order, but the mystical relics are cracking and from their creeping chasms, seven Shadow Dragons are unleashed... Each more deadly than the last!

Contents

This DVD box originally included a booklet with short synopses for every episode; these are included in the table exactly as they were written. Funimation no longer includes the booklets with new printings.

Disc 1 (Episodes 35-41)

Episode Title Summary
35 Goku's Ascension After Baby flees from defeat by the claws of the ape, Goku finally transforms into a Super Saiyan 4! With his power increased to its maximum, Goku sets out to find where Baby is hiding and finish him off for good. But with Bulma's help, Baby might just be able to find the strength inside his Saiyan host to bring himself up to, and even past, Goku's power level!
36 The Tuffle Gorilla Attacks! As Goku settles into his new Super Saiyan 4 abilities, a device is constructed to grant Baby Vegeta the power to crush Goku for good! But when the device is used, Baby Vegeta transforms into a monstrous gorilla. And [sic] then even Goku's fiercest attacks won't be enough to stop the blind rage of this beast!
37 Old Kai's Last Stand With Goku only moments away from destruction at the hands of Baby, Elder Kai charges Kibito Kai with a top secret mission. But he will have to hurry! Bulma showers Baby with Blutz Waves vastly increasing his strength and causing him to go on a rampage that could destroy his own planet!
38 Family Bonds Old Kai's quick thinking has freed Trunks, Goten and Gohan from Baby's control! But even their combined strengths are not enough to stop Baby. Only Super Saiyan 4 Goku has the power to stop the madness, but the battle with Baby has left Goku totally spent! Does Baby have what it takes to finally achieve his evil plan?
39 Baby Put to Rest A fully-charged Super Saiyan 4 Goku squares off with Baby in the deciding battle for the fate of the Universe! Only one of them can leave the Tuffle Planet alive. But destroying Baby means destroying Vegeta! With the fate of the Universe in his hands, Goku makes a split-second decision that could change his life forever!
40 Piccolo's Decision With Baby destroyed forever, Goku learns that Earth is set to explode in a mere two weeks! Goku organizes a massive relocation to the Tuffle Planet, leaving himself and Piccolo trapped on Earth with no energy to transport them both to safety. With the Earth only moments away from destruction, one of the heroes will be forced to stay behind to share the planet's fate!
41 Curtain Call Following the final battle with Baby, all of humanity was returned safely to Earth with a final wish. As things return to normal, it's time once again for the World Martial Arts Tournament. But this contest proves to be a test for all as Goku and Pan fight in the wrong divisions, a plan to fix the fight is unearthed and an old ally returns to battle Goku one last time!

Disc 2 (Episodes 42-48)

Episode Title Summary
42 A Dangerous Union In the depths of Hell, an evil union between Dr. Gero and Dr. Myuu takes place. Soon after, Trunks is ambushed by Android 17 as a warning to Goku... Come to Hell or Earth will be attacked! As Goku travels to Hell to meet an uncertain fate, a fleet of ancient enemies flood the earth on a mad rampage!
43 The Resurrection of Cell and Frieza Cell and Frieza are back! After getting trapped in Hell, Goku must confront and defeat the villains if he is to return to Earth. But things get sticky when he falls into the deepest, darkest realm of Hell, where he must endure tests that would drive an ordinary person to madness!
44 17 Times 2 With Goku fighting for his life in Hell, the heroes of Earth are having troubles of their own... the two No.17s have merged! Super 17 is the ultimate artificial killing machine... something that Goku's closest friend tragically learns first-hand!
45 Piccolo's Best Bet Super 17's destructive power reaches new heights as the Z-Fighters are left battered and broken at the android's feet. Vegeta knows that he must make a stand or all hope will be lost. But Piccolo has a plan to free Goku from his other worldly prison.
46 Raising the Stakes Goku's attacks are useless against Super 17! Knowing Goku's ability first-hand, Dr. Myuu programmed Super 17 to predict Goku's techniques and attacks ... and the ability to transfer the attacks into fuel for the android killer! As each moment passes, Super 17 gets stronger ... and Goku gets closer to his demise!
47 The Greatest Surprise While Goku is preparing for the end, help comes from an unlikely source. It is Android 18, and she is mad! Determined to avenge the death of her beloved, No.18 unleashes her full fury upon her android brother. As everyone watches in disbelief, they are unaware that the most dangerous power of all time is about to be awakened!
48 The Shadow Dragons When an evil Dragon emerges from the cracked Dragon Balls, it seems like the world has become cracked as well. After stealing the Dragon Balls, he spawns seven more evil Dragons that disappear across the horizon like wild jackals in the night! What horrors are in store for Mother Earth and her people?

Disc 3 (Episodes 49-54)

Episode Title Summary
49 The Two-Star Dragon Haze Shenron, the dragon of pollution, has begun to contaminate everything in his path by emanating a toxic mist that poisons everyone and everything who breathes it. Goku and Pan soon find themselves overcome by the noxious fumes. With the Saiyans choking on the foul air, help must come from an unexpected source.
50 The Five-Star Dragon During Goku and Pan's continuing quest for the Dragon Balls, they stumble upon an abandoned city. They are warned away by a couple that blames the mass exodus on an energy-absorbing slime. After resolving to stay and complete their task, they find Rage Shenron, the 5-star

dragon! And [sic] they quickly realize this electric slime has a bigger and much deadlier purpose!

51 The Six-Star Dragon What was once a peaceful seaside village becomes a battleground as Goku and Pan square off against Oceanus Shenron, the 6-star dragon. Goku is soon caught in the fury of the dragon's assault and unable to break through Oceanus Shenron's powerful defense. The situation becomes direr with every passing moment... until Pan is forced to take action!
52 The Seven-Star Dragon After stumbling upon Naturon Shenron as he burrowed through the ground, Goku and Pan have to save an entire city from the earthquakes caused by this dragon's digging. But when the dragon takes a fall a little too soon, all may not be what it seems-and Pan may be in for far more than she bargained for.
53 Saying Goodbye Naturon Shenron's secret has come out: The dragon can possess any creature and assume its powers and abilities! When Naturon takes control of Pan, Goku is forced to make a heart wrenching decision! Defeating the dragon and reclaiming the Dragon Ball could cost his granddaughter her life!
54 The Four-Star Dragon With four Dragon Balls safely in their possession, Goku and Pan set off in search of the fifth. But standing in their way is the incredible Nuova Shenron, the Dragon of Fire! With Pan succumbing to Nuova's sweltering power, the battle for the 4-star ball is about to boil over!

Disc 4 (Episodes 55-60)

Episode Title Summary
55 The Heart of the Prince Throughout the years Vegeta, Prince of Saiyans, has been forced to bear the burden of being second best to his greatest adversary, Goku. Battling both on the side of Earth's greatest hero and against him, Vegeta comes to a shocking conclusion ... and makes an even more shocking admission!
56 The Three-Star Dragon With Goku winning his battle against Nuova Shenron, he spares the dragon's life in exchange for not killing Pan when he had the chance. But things get complicated when Eis Shenron shows up to reveal a shocking secret that no one saw coming. With the odds stacked against him, Goku fights for his life against the terrible twosome.
57 The One-Star Dragon In the wake of intense fighting between Goku and Nuova Shenron, the devious 3-star Dragon, Eis, steps in and freezes Goku solid. As the sibling rivalry boils over between Eis and Nuova, Goku fights back when Eis uses Pan as a human shield! But there's another fighter lurking in the shadows, waiting for the right moment to enter the fray ...
58 Shadow Dragons Unite After a panicked call for help from Pan, the Z-Fighters descend on the battleground in a frenzy, saving Goku at the last minute! While the brutal Syn Shenron continues his assault, Goku works up a long shot of a plan. It's going to take everyone's cooperation to pull this one off, and even that might not be enough!
59 Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta After ingesting the Dragon Balls, the ultimate evil dragon, Omega Shenron was born. With Goku blind and battle weary, is there any way he can stand against the might of all seven dragons?! Or [sic] will Vegeta rise to the occasion with a surprise revelation?
60 Super Saiyan 4 Fusion Even when pitted against two Super Saiyan 4s, Omega Shenron is still vastly superior in speed and strength. But when Goku and Vegeta perform Fusion, the tables are turned. Gogeta takes total control of the battlefield, but does he have what it takes to finish the job? This mischievous powerhouse seems more interested in having fun than saving the day!

Disc 5 (Episodes 61-64)

Episode Title Summary
61 The Limits of Power Goku and Vegeta try to reclaim the advantage by performing Fusion again, while Omega Shenron tries to redaim the power they stole from him! It's a crazy defensive struggle as each side tries to prevent the other from gaining supremacy and sealing a victory once and for all!
62 Rescue Goku Now that Goku and Vegeta are unable to fuse, is there anyone who can stop the evil Omega Shenron? With a new ally appearing from a most unlikely place-Goku's forehead. Will the combined forces of Goku, Vegeta and the revived Nuova Shenron be enough to bring down the ultimate Shadow Dragon?
63 Universal Allies It's the final battle for Goku as he continues his struggle with Omega Shenron! This time though, Goku needs more help than his fellow Z-Fighters can offer. He enlists the help of King Kai, who helps coordinate the largest attack of all time!
64 Until We Meet Again... On the final episode of Dragon Ball GT, The Eternal Dragon appears in the sky without being summoned and explains why the Dragon Balls cracked under the pressure of the Negative Energy. The unfortunate truth about what he must do next is revealed, and a glimpse into the future shows the power behind Shenron's final words.
SP A Hero's Legacy Honor. Perserverance. Dedication. The courage to do what is right. Throughout the years Goku's life burned as a beacon of truth, a prime example of a life well-lived. His journey was a triumph of commitment and resolve. But the torch must pass. Now Goku, decades after departing this world, watches as his descendant undertakes his own journey of discovery, a journey where veiled dangers lurk at every turn, to uncover the amazing truth behind the Dragon Balls. It is an ordeal demanding everything Goku Jr. is not. But what Goku Jr. does not yet realize is that the same fire which fueled the mighty Goku burns within himself as well. Goku Jr. must discover that fire to realize his legacy, to prove that some things never die.

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Trailers

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Menu

The main DVD menus all feature the artwork from the box cover, accompanied by an unreleased background music (BGM) track composed by Mark Menza.

The episode selection menus feature the same Shenlong artwork with screenshots from each specific disc's episodes. This menu is accompanied by BGM composed by Mark Menza.

The setup menus feature a single screenshot from each specific disc's episodes. This menu is accompanied by BGM composed by Mark Menza.

The extras menu, only found on Disc 5, feature BGM composed by Mark Menza. The textless songs menu only features the last ending theme animation and omits the second and third, despite both being present in episodes 35-50 and the TV Special.

Disc 5's first screen gives the viewer an option to choose between viewing the TV Special or continue to the Main Menu, featuring the remaining four episodes.

Audio and Subtitles

The English dub audio is mixed in 5.1 surround sound while the Japanese audio is mono (redundant stereo). Additionally, a stereo "U.S. Broadcast Version" audio track with Mark Menza's score is re-inserted back into the mix.

  • Audio
    1. English 5.1, with original soundtrack (default)
    2. English Stereo, with replaced soundtrack
    3. Japanese Mono
  • Subtitles
    1. On
    2. Off (default)

When subtitles are "on", the subtitle track is the direct translation of the Japanese dialogue by Steven J Simmons; this can be selected regardless of the audio selection. When subtitles are "off", there is still an active subtitle track with translations of Japanese writing that does not appear in the spoken dialogue like signs, symbols, etc. This is intended to accompany the English dub.

Booklet

Original DVD set booklet (PDF)

In 2011, Funimation discontinued the inclusion of printed booklets within their Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT DVD season sets; PDFs were subsequently made available on official Funimation websites.[2]

Character Profiles

The booklet's profiles are included below exactly as they were written. The profiles were originally accompanied by character art.

Hero Profiles

As Majuub adjusts to having Buu's spirit once again united with his own, he continues to learn valuable lessons about power and responsibility. And ''sic'' when evil strikes, he is among the first to answer the call to arms. Though Majuub is instrumental in helping drive back the hordes of dead villains released from Hell by Super Android 17, like everyone else, he's virtually powerless against the fury of Omega Shenron. But as Goku's chosen successor as Protector of Earth, Majuub's not going down without a fight!

  • Pan
    • Race: ¼ Saiyan, ¾ Earthling
    • Personality: Precocious, brave, mischievous
    • Dream: To continue her family's heroic legacy
    • First Appeared in: Episode 1
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Yuko Minaguchi
    • American Voice Actor: Elise Baughman

By playing a key role in releasing the people of Earth from Baby's control, Pan once again proves her mettle in times of crisis. However, as the granddaughter of both Goku and Mr. Satan, she can still be a bit of a handful. Pan hates that her young age often keeps her off the front lines, so she dedicates herself ot honing her skills-eventually learning the family fighting secret, the Kamehameha. But despite her prowess, the young heroine is dealt a humbling blow at the hands of the Shadow Dragons.

Long ago Piccolo yearned to unleash destruction and anarchy upon Earth. Times have changed. After helping teleport all of the people of Earth to another planet, Piccolo now faces a monumental decision that he believes will spare his adopted planet further devastation and allow peace to reign forever. But for that to happen, he may need to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Kibito Kai can no longer stay on the sidelines in Other World, where he helped Goku train and re-grow his tail. As the final battle with Baby approaches, he is charged with the crucial task of finding something called the Sacred Water. It is hoped this mystical substance will free everyone under Baby's control. Kibito Kai places himself at great risk to fulfill his mission.

Goku is finally all grown up again-sort of. With the added power of his newly re-grown tail, Goku can achieve Super Saiyan Level 4, but only for short periods of time. Although this new form, an adult-sized Saiyan-Ape hybrid, is unbelievably powerful, it is incredibly taxing on Goku's still-child-sized body. But when SS4 Goku comes out to play, all bets are off. Cool, calm and composed, the fur-covered powerhouse is like a completely different person-one that even the most hardened villains fear.

After his brutal defeat and subsequent torturous possession by the evil Baby, Vegeta vows to never be left vulnerable again. Old rivalries are renewed, albeit slightly friendlier this time, as Vegeta strives to join Goku at Super Saiyan Level 4. Vegeta succeeds in the nick of time, achieving the ultimate power level right when the threat of Omega Shenron becomes most dire. But even at SS4 strength, what can the Prince of Saiyans do against the combined might of all seven Dragon Balls?

  • Gogeta

When Goku and Vegeta perform Fusion as Super Saiyan 4, they form the most incredible warrior the universe has ever seen! With the power, speed, and staimina far greater than the sum of his parts, Gogeta makes his stand as the last line of defense for the entire universe. Unlike their individual SS4 personas, Gogeta exhibits clear signs of Goku's and Vegeta's personalities underneath. Vegeta's ferocity is combined with Goku's playfulness, making the fused fighter an unpredictable and deadly prankster. But Gogeta's playtime is cut short when Goku's pint-sized body cannot handle the power within. Without Gogeta could the universe be doomed to annihilation?

Enemy Profiles

What happens when the two most heinous evil scientists in the galaxy meet each other in the afterlife? All Hell breaks loose-literally! Dr. Gero (creator of Cell and the evil Androids) and Dr. Myuu (creator of General Rilldo and Baby) have a plan that will not only exact revenge on their hated enemies, but also give them control of the universe. Gero has built a new Android 17 in Hell, and with Myuu's help they open the gates of Hell to merge their creation with the original Android 17 on Earth. The result is the most advanced Machine Mutant ever.

Super Android 17 is an ever more cold, ruthless and efficient killer than before, plus he has backup. With the gateway opened, dozens of dead villains return to wreak havoc on an unsuspecting Earth. But 17 has a history of betrayal. Has this glitch been fixed in the new model? Or will Super 17 turn on his masters before their nefarious plan comes to fruition?

Over the past several decades, the Dragon Balls have been used far more often than they were intended to be. Every time a wish is made, whether for good or evil, energy builds within them. As long as the Positive Energy outweighs the Negative Energy, all is well. But overuse of the mystical orbs increased the amount of Negative Energy literally to the breaking point, awakening the long-dormant Black Smoke Dragon. This cigar-chomping serpent refuses to grant wishes, and explains that the Negative Energy has created new dragons within all of the Dragon Balls, each born of a specific wish. The Black Smoke Dragon then scatters these Shadow Dragons to inflict their evil across the globe.


Haze Shenron is the Dragon of Pollution and possesses the Two Star Dragon Ball. He uses his powers to create putrid smog that settles over the land, draining anyone coming into contact with it of all their energy. He was born when Goku used the Dragon Balls many years ago to wish Bora back to life.

Rage Shenron possesses the Five Star Dragon Ball. Despite his small size, Rage Shenron carries a shocking power: electricity! He creates a slimy substance which draws electrical energy out of any object it touches and transfers it to his body as strength. Rage Shenron was born when Goku's friends wished him back to life after Vegeta landed on planet Earth.

The Six Star Dragon, controller of water and wind, Oceanus Shenron dons the persona of Princess Oto, whom the residents of a small fishing village worship as a deity. The Princess is a harsh and demanding mistress, but she becomes even more dangerous when she's embarrassed-like when Goku asks what wish she was born of.

Naturon Shenron retains the Seven Star Dragon Ball and was born from a wish that reversed an evil act done by Vegeta many years ago. Possessing the power of earth, he delights in causing earthquakes and watching cities crumble before him. However, behind Naturon's fearsome façade, lies a tiny-yet startling-secret.


Eis Shenron, Dragon of Ice, and Nuova Shenron, Dragon of Fire, are twin brothers. Eis holds the Three Star Dragon Ball, while Nuova guards Goku's beloved Four Star Ball. On their own, either would be a challenge for Goku, but he's forced to face them both at the same time—with Pan's life on the line. However, one of the Shadow Dragons may learn that some bonds are stronger than blood.

Unlike the other six, Syn Shenron, guardian of the One Star Ball, does not have an elemental power. His is the power of evil itself, making him the strongest of the Shadow Dragons. Syn absorbs the other Dragon Balls into his body, assuming the powers of each of his evil comrades. But the collection of all seven Balls does not summon the Black Smoke Dragon, or even the Eternal Dragon, Shenron. Instead, Syn becomes an entirely new beast: Omega Shenron! With the abilities of all the Shadow Dragons and the near-limitless power of the Dragon Balls at his disposal, Omega poses the greatest threat the universe has ever known.

Credits

DVD credits.
  • DVD Producer: Clarine Harp
  • Japanese Translations: Steve Simmons
  • Menu Design: Young Wang
  • Menu Audio: Duane Deering
  • DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez
  • DVD QC: DJ Fonner, Caesar Lopez, Christine Bertolino, Jason Gee, Kris Bryan
  • Compression: Jacob Martin, Duncan Yan
  • Subtitles: Brian Thomas, Chiye Green, Shojin Bateman, Ben Phillips, Brandy Richmond
  • Production Assistant: Susie Nixon
  • DVD Authoring: FUNimation® Productions, Ltd., Matthew O'Hara, Trace Furniss, Russ Coffman

External Links

Notes

References

  1. ↑ "Podcast Episode #0404" (17 May 2016). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 19 January 2021.
  2. ↑ "Re: Dragon Ball Season 5 Issue" (12 January 2012). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 20 January 2021.


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