
Play Dragon Ball GT - Transformation (Trashman) Online
Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- Genres
- Action · Beat 'em Up
- Developers
- Webfoot Technologies
- Publishers
- Atari SA
- Release date
- March 29, 2006
Summary
Dragon Ball GT: Transformation (often just called Transformation) lands on the Game Boy Advance as a classic side‑scroller beat ’em up. The game feels like a portable homage to titles such as Streets of Rage and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade brawlers, delivering twelve distinct stages that each culminate in a boss showdown. While the story mode is available right away, the other modes sit behind a simple economy: you earn zeni at the end of each level based on time, combo chains and power‑up usage, then spend that currency to unlock them. A notable quirk is the planned sequel, Dragon Ball GT: Transformation 2, which was announced for early 2006 but never saw the light of day; instead, the original was bundled with Dragon Ball Z: Buu’s Fury later that year. Critics gave the title mixed reviews, landing around the high‑60s on both GameRankings and Metacritic, reflecting a solid but unremarkable entry in the handheld Dragon Ball lineup.
Storyline
Dragon Ball GT - Transformation (Trashman) on the Game Boy Advance is set against the backdrop of the Dragon Ball GT anime’s Black Star Dragon Balls saga. Players guide Goku and his companions as they chase the scattered Black Star Balls across the galaxy, echoing the series’ quest for the ultimate wish.
The game then shifts to the Baby storyline, pitting the heroes against the parasitic alien who seeks to dominate Earth. This transition mirrors the anime’s shift from planetary adventure to a more sinister, invasion‑focused plot, giving players a taste of both iconic GT arcs.
Edited by Maya Carter




