I've always loved anything with a compelling story whether it was in the form of a Video Game, an anime, a movie, a TV show, or a novel.

I'm a big fan of Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball in general.

I'm one of the many fans of Dragon Ball that wasn't quite satisfied with ending of the manga/"Z".

As a kid I eagerly looked forward to GT after seeing the end of Z. I was glad it wasn't the end and there was more Dragon Ball to come.
Like many others I would come to find myself very disappointed with Dragon Ball GT and ended up wishing the end of the manga had been the end of all things Dragon Ball. I can understand if you're a fan of GT, and I'll admit it did have some enjoyable parts. However, it really wasn't at all like what I'd hoped it'd be. When I got older I eventually got around to reading the Dragon Ball manga in it's entirety and saw exactly what was filler and what wasn't. I was glad to find that I could think of GT as not being the real "canon" sequel to "Z".

I don't think I'm the only one that feels a bit sad when I watch the last episode of DBZ or read the last chapter of the Dragon Ball manga. I think most Dragon Ball fans wanted to see more, to see what happens next.

If GT is one version of what happens next, then I at least want to see another alternate version, even if it's not done by Toriyama himself.

That's why I figured I'd write my own alternate version of what happens next to Son Goku and his friends.

I hope to bring you all a great story, thank you for reading.

I find pretty much all of the main characters of Dragon Ball to be likable, but my two favorites are definitely Goku and Vegeta. A bit basic maybe, but I can't help but like them the most. Whether they're fighting or not they're just always really great to see.

Vegeta:

Vegeta gets belittled against almost every main villain. He is always used as an example of just how powerful the new enemy really is. It's always like wow Vegeta's strong, but this guy is THAT much stronger. The reason Vegeta is one of my favorite characters is because of how much of a competitive spirit he has and how much the guy perseveres. Though he initially starts out as as a super elite he is repeatedly humbled throughout the series by stronger opponents, but he never gives up and always comes back to reclaim his pride. Even with the author himself seemingly out to get him sometimes.

No other character in the series undergoes nearly as much character growth as Vegeta does.

Son Goku:

It's pretty easy to see why anyone would like Goku. He's so cheerful that just seeing him puts me in a better mood. Aside from that, Goku is the character we watch grow up from a very young age to being a grandfather. He's the character we spend the most time with. He's really an inspirational guy no matter how you look at it. He's extremely passionate about fighting and has a strong competitive spirit. It's an admirable trait that can be applied to whatever it is anyone is passionate about(though it should really be handled a lot more responsibly than the way Goku does it).

He has such a pure, admirable outlook on competition that I can't help but love and admire him for it.

Growing up, I didn't have a dad. In a way I looked up to these two characters as father figures from a young age. I'm really thankful to Toriyama for creating these two great characters. I don't think I'll ever stop looking up to them.