Dragon Ball GT Plot
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The story picks up ten years (five years according to the DBGT Perfect files book) after the end of Dragon Ball Z. Son Goku is wished back into a child again with the Black Star Dragon Balls, and they must be gathered within a year or the Earth will be destroyed, thus causing Goku, his granddaughter Pan, and Trunks to embark into space and find them. However, the three travelrs quickly become entangled in a plot by the last surviving Tsufuru, Doctor Myū, to have his revenge on the Saiyans. The fruit of his labor, Bebi, is soon discovered to be the one in control of the situation, and after killing Dr. Myu, sets out for Earth after the heroes. He soon gains control over the planet by possessing a number of characters (mainly Vegeta), and eventually most of the Earth's population. The original Planet Tsufuru (before the interference of the Saiyans) is wished back using the Black Star Dragon Balls, but before Baby (now completely subsuming Vegeta's identity) can fully execute his plan, Gokū finally manages to kill him after attaining a new level of Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan 4. Unfortunately, the Earth's fate is now sealed, and the entire population of Earth is moved to New Planet Tsufuru before the Earth's destruction. Piccolo, however, chooses to stay behind and die in the explosion, so that the Black Star Dragon Balls would turn to stone. The Earth is eventually restored.
A brief period of peace follows, and a new World Martial Arts Tournament is held. However, this does not last for long, as Dr. Myu (now in Hell) joins forces with Dr. Gero to create a new Android #17, under their complete control. This new No. 17 returns to Earth, and merges with the original No. 17 forming Super #17. This new being subsequently kills Kuririn, and tries to make #18 join him, though he is unable to kill her when she refuses. Gokū is ultimately able to defeat Super #17 with the aid of #18, but not before Dr. Gero and Dr. Myu are killed by their rebellious creation.
When the Dragon Shenlong is summoned to revive those killed by Super 17, the Dragon Balls crack, and a different, cigar-smoking Dragon appears in its place. This "Black Smoke Dragon" promptly splits into seven evil Dragons, each with a cracked Dragon Ball in its forehead. Gokū and his companions fight valiantly to defeat these new Dragons. However, after six of the seven are defeated, the One-Star Dragon, Yi Xing Long, absorbs the other Dragon Balls into himself, forming Super Yi Xing Long. Gokū defeats him in a difficult battle, including a fusion that does not succeed in putting Yi Xing Long down permanently. Afterwards, the real Shen Long appears once again, saying that no more wishes will be granted for a long time. Gokū, in exchange for one more wish, decides to accompany the Dragon. As Gokū flies away, the seven Dragon Balls are absorbed into his body, and he vanishes.
A century later, an aged Pan sits in the stands of the World Martial Arts Tournament to cheer on her great-great grandson, Gokū Jr. As the young boy enters the ring, his opponent appears: it is a distant descendant of Vegeta's, Vegeta Jr. The two fight, and quickly astonish each other by becoming Super Saiyans. As Pan watches, she catches a glimpse of a familiar face in the stands: her grandfather, Gokū. When she tries to follow him, however, he disappears. The series ends with a montage of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT, giving the franchise a proper send-off with the final scene of Goku flying away on his Flying Nimbus waving to the audience while wielding his power pole.
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