>>33230214I loved the concepts of all the GT villains. Super's are... here's Frieza. But he's GOLDEN now! Here's Beerus, but he's FAT now! They also got stronger for good reasons. Luud got stronger because he was fed people. Rildo got stronger because he took in pieces from his underlings. Baby got stronger cause he moved to stronger hosts. Super just has them get stronger because... because! Frieza had never trained in his life and Hit had apparently never though "What if I stopped time.. but for longer!". Hell, even Jiren, the strongest mortal in the Tournament of Power, is never shown doing anything to get that strong. He just kinda meditated once.
GT also put a nice spin on the old "search for the Dragonballs", forcing Goku and his team to search for them across the universe. It allowed the show to put the characters in new worlds with new alien races, not just boring old Earth. Meanwhile, Super just hands them over to the characters, even though the Super Dragonballs are supposedly spread throughout several universes. We barely even get to see anything of those.
Goku's personality was way better in GT too. Getting put in a child body is a silly plot contrivance, but he had meaningful interactions that showed you how much he loved his family and friends. Especially Pan. In Super, I don't think he even remembers Pan exists.
And yeah, way better artstyle and animation. Those are important.
