If you still have it you should totally post your thesis on the internet, Rob. I, and I'm sure a lot of other people, would absolutely love to read it.

Toriyama was involved with GT. His role was sort of a creative consultant, the same exact role he had for the Dragonball and DBZ anime. He worked on things like character design and such. Not that any of that really matters though. Even if Toriyama wasn't involved in anyway it still doesn't make GT not canon to the…

Toriyama was involved with GT. His role was sort of a creative consultant, the same exact role he had for the Dragonball and DBZ anime. He worked on things like character design and such. Not that any of that really matters though. Even if Toriyama wasn't involved in anyway it still doesn't make GT not canon to the…

"Into the Fire" was just a rumored title. Shortly after that rumor they announced the actual name change.

George Lucas has always been the creator, but of the original three films he only directed the first one (episode IV). Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi were directed by two others, but those directors still had to answer to George Lucas' vision. To a certain extent he told the directors what to do.

Thank you. This is what I'm always trying to say to people. I never quite understood what people mean when they say GT isn't canon. Of course it isn't canon to the manga, but it is canon to the DBZ anime. Manga and anime are too separate canon. The anime is a reinterpretation of the manga that Akira Toriyama created…

Thank you. This is what I'm always trying to say to people. I never quite understood what people mean when they say GT isn't canon. Of course it isn't canon to the manga, but it is canon to the DBZ anime. Manga and anime are too separate canon. The anime is a reinterpretation of the manga that Akira Toriyama created…