When it comes to the 2-D animation effects of 1996's "Dragon Ball GT" - I, for one, certainly don't have any real complaints to beef about there. Nope. Visually speaking - This TV program delivered some really satisfactory anime, for the most part.

But - On the other hand - When it came down to the irritating, pipsqueak characters who (unfortunately) dominated a good part of Dragon Ball GT's story-lines - That, of course, was another matter. Indeed.

Man-o-man - These snivelling, irksome, little rugrats continually grated on my nerves, big-time.

By the overall immaturity and incessant whining and bickering that took place amongst these juvenile brats, it became plainly obvious (from my perspective) that Dragon Ball GT was, indeed, geared to an audience-mentality so infantile that I just couldn't relate to it on any level, whatsoever.

And, so - (Because of this total annoyance) - I just gave up on watching Dragon Ball GT after viewing only 4 of its episodes.