Dragon Ball GT (1996) es una serie de anime clásico estrenada el 7 de febrero de 1996 en Japón. Producida por Toei Animation, esta entrega se sitúa cinco años después del final de Dragon Ball Z y marca un giro narrativo audaz: Goku es convertido en niño por un deseo accidental de Pilaf, lo que lo obliga a viajar por el universo junto a Pan y Trunks para recuperar las Esferas del Dragón de estrellas negras.
Aunque no está basada en el manga original de Akira Toriyama, GT introduce conceptos visuales y transformaciones memorables como el Super Saiyajin 4, el regreso de Baby, los dragones malignos y el episodio especial de Goku Jr. La serie consta de 64 episodios y un especial televisivo, y aunque fue polémica en su momento, hoy se considera una pieza nostálgica que expandió el universo Dragon Ball con una estética más oscura y emocional.
🚀 Este video revive los momentos clave de Dragon Ball GT (1996), desde el viaje galáctico de Goku niño hasta el despertar del Super Saiyajin 4, una transformación que marcó a toda una generación.
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