Is Dragon Ball GT No Longer Canon?

VitriolingMouth·a year ago

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PracticingClock·a year ago

Yes, Dragon Ball GT is no longer considered canon. It was a fun ride, but the events of Dragon Ball Super disregard GT's storyline.

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RollingHank·a year ago

Dragon Ball GT is not canon anymore since Dragon Ball Super came out and took over the continuity.

RollingHank·a year ago

GT's been kicked out of canon like Yamcha in a martial arts tournament! Stick to Dragon Ball Super for the official timeline.

DemonstratingUnit·a year ago

Officially, DBGT is not part of the main storyline now. So, no more Super Saiyan 4 in the canon universe!

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