Dragon Ball GT: Transformation

GAME » on August 9, 2005

Game Boy Advance (Platform)

A beat-'em-up adaptation of the anime Dragon Ball GT, itself a continuation of the Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z manga and anime series. After being mistakenly turned back into a kid, martial artist Goku must search the universe (along with granddaughter Pan and ally Trunks) for the Black Star Dragon Balls.

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Dragon Ball GT: Transformation is a 2D belt-scrolling beat-'em-up developed by Webfoot and published by Atari for the Game Boy Advance (Platform) exclusively in North America on August 9, 2005.

Based on the Dragon Ball GT (Franchise) anime (itself a continuation of the Dragon Ball manga and anime series), the game follows Goku (Character) (who was mistakenly transformed into a kid), Pan (Character) (Goku's granddaughter), and Trunks (Character) (the son of protagonists Vegeta (Character) and Bulma (Character)) as they travel throughout the galaxy to search for the Black Star Dragon Balls. Afterwards, the trio must fight the forces of the mutant Tuffle Baby, who has taken over the body of Vegeta.

Along with the traditional Story Mode, the game features four additional game modes: Single Player (where players play through the campaign with a customizable team), and three survival-based modes (which can be played in two-player multiplayer with a link cable).

It is the last game of the Dragon Ball series released on the Game Boy Advance and is the last Dragon Ball game developed by Webfoot (who previously made the Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku, Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu, and Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury). It is the only Dragon Ball game to focus solely on the Dragon Ball GT series (as other games with GT content are usually mixed with content from Dragon Ball Z (Franchise)).

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Story Mode

• Goku (Character)
• Pan (Character)
• Trunks (Character)

Single Player and Endurance Modes

• Goku (base, unlockable Super Saiyan, and unlockable Super Saiyan 4)
• Pan
• Trunks
• Uub (Character)
• Piccolo (Character) (unlockable)
• Vegeta (Character) (unlockable Super Saiyan and unlockable "Super Baby 2" forms)

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Game details

Name

Dragon Ball GT: Transformation

Release Date

August 9, 2005

Platform

Game Boy Advance (Platform)

Developer

Webfoot Technologies, Inc. (Company)

Publisher

Atari SA (Company)

Genre

Brawler (Genre)

Theme

Fantasy (Theme)
Martial Arts (Theme)
Sci-Fi (Theme)
Anime (Theme)

Franchise

Dragon Ball (Franchise), Dragon Ball GT (Franchise)

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Characters

• Goku (Character)
• Ledgic (Character)
• Majin Buu (Character)
• Mutchy (Character)
• Piccolo (Character)
• Super Mega Cannon Sigma (Character)
• Vegeta (Character)
• Zoonama (Character)
• Bulma (Character)
• Gohan (Character)
• Good Buu (Character)
• Goten (Character)
• Baby (Character)
• Dr. Gero (Character)
• King Kai (Character)
• Pan (Character)
• Trunks (Character)
• Videl (Character)
• Great Ape (Character)
• Hercule (Character)

Locations

• Space (Location)
• Earth (Location)

Concepts

• Hand to Hand Combat (Concept)
• Licensed Game (Concept)
• Superhero (Concept)
• Melee (Concept)
• Family Man (Concept)
• Transformation (Concept)
• Games Based on Anime (Concept)
• Saiyan (Concept)
• Super Saiyan (Concept)
• Super Saiyan 4 (Concept)
• Z Fighters (Concept)
• Namekian (Concept)
• Special Beam Cannon (Concept)
• Kamehameha (Concept)
• Games Based on Television Based on Comic Books (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)

Objects

• Senzu Bean (Object)
• Dragon Balls (Object)

People

• None