A thus, a new journey begins. Dragon Ball GT, turns out, wasn’t the worst the Dragon Ball franchise has to offer. Folks, we may have found the bottom. But like
There is one stop left in this journey. We watched the Dragon Ball GT television special, A Hero’s Legacy, a deeply flawed special with some surprising bright spots. After that,
And here we come to the first of two endings to Dragon Ball GT. A strong set of episodes heralds the farewell of a show that, on reflection, was a
Panel 1, Panel 2 energy on this JttW as we start out with two eps that are flat-out bad, and then dip into two pretty good ones- including one of
This Christmas, we wanted to do something special. Very little remains of our GT watching, so we decided to take a detour to a surprising connection to the show, The
Have confidence in your earthquakes, if not your show. After a strong start, the Shadow Dragon Saga hits a snag, namedly “these episodes suck.” But the end is in sight-
The final arc of Dragon Ball GT begins! Pan and Goku begin a new quest to recover the Dragonballs, but must defeat the embodiment of each of the 7 balls!
On this episode, we were joined by Jen (@spookycutewitch.bsky.social) and Allen (@aibrahim.bsky.social). Jen is a regular Scanline Media member, and thus her work can be found at scanlinemedia.com and patreon.com/scanlinemedia.
Right as we start, we come to an end. The Super 17 Saga comes to a swift close, and the cut episodes and dashed ambitions can be really felt in
Ain’t no breaks on this train! This time, we’re taking on the infamous Super 17 Saga! And y’know, after our brief stint with worstdom at the beginning of the show,