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!
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,
Well, it’s come to an end. The Baby Saga is now over, and we are left with the planet Tuffle in orbit. We say goodbye to a compelling villain, a
Ain’t it always the way? You achieve your new, ultimate power form, run circles around your antagonist, and then it turns out you took too long finishing the job, and
The Baby Saga continues as all hope seems lost, for both our heroes and for us as a podcast. Some cool moments in episode 29 doesn’t stop the next couple
Baby has made landfall. I repeat, Baby has made landfall. And not even a freshly shaven Vegeta can put him to bed. We learn about sibling ki shadows, the Tuffle
Oh baby, it’s Baby! Six and Kyrie dive right into the beginning of the Baby Saga, and it’s off to a rather good start! While the Meta-Rilldo stuff has been
Ah… here we are. THIS is starting to feel like the GT I expected. Some weirdos with odd powers posturing about their power. Laughing smugly. Pint sized Super Saiyans. Pan