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As for Beerus, he is the God of Destruction. He has his own role and obligations and can't mess around with Goku and friends forever. It's very likely after the Frieza threat is over Beerus returns to his frequent slumber and is no longer a major player. As for Frieza's god form, that could be explained in a variety of ways. For one, it wouldn't matter one way or the other if Frieza used the form in GT as Goku is substantially more powerful by this time compared to RoF. Also, it's difficult to know the extent of the form until we actually see the film. Perhaps Frieza is able to retain most of the power of the form like Goku did with SSJ God, or it has limits and restrictions unlike Frieza's final form.
Beerus, SSJ God, and Frieza's god form were relevant for a short few years in between the end of the Buu Saga and before the end of Z. They hardly had "several points of relevance through the series." They are minor story arcs or miniature sagas, if you will, that overall don't have a major impact on the Dragon Ball story. What these new films have done, however, is further explain how Goku became exceptionally stronger between the end of the Buu Saga and the end of Z. It's no wonder Goku barely even has to transform into a SSJ during the early parts of GT because it's not necessary. The new films reinforce and further cement GT, not contradict it.
Secondly, I would make Chi-Chi relevant again too. She may be a housewife and a stay-at-home mother, but she's still a very skilled martial artist.
And one more thing - I'd vary the fighting styles of the characters a bit more to add variety. Some examples:
Other than these subtle (well, in some cases not so subtle) changes, I wouldn't really change much. Maybe I would rework a few Deus Ex Machina moments to be less Deus Ex Machina-ish, but that kinda goes hand in hand with the overall nerf. I remember someone mentioning that Akira Toriyama said he doesn't actually have a set canon (makes sense that he would if he did - in his notes in the Shonen Jump manga, he admits that a majority of the series is impromptu and improvised).
Nope. Earth is only in Universe 7, thus an alternate universe theory isn't possible. GT is a direct sequel to Z. The only difference is the story wasn't based off a manga written by Toriyama. Funny enough he is credited as the primary author of the GT story.
Here:
http://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/dragon-book-gt-toriyama-intro/
Cerulean might have meant timeline, as we already know DBZ timetravel works on multiverse theory, it could easily be possible that GT is simply in another universe. Another thing: Toriyama has stated that you can consider anything canon if you want. He just likes drawing cool things. So, if you want, GT is canon. Like Broly? His movies are canon. Hated him? Not canon.
So yeah, we should stop with the whole GT argument already.
Really, lets stop arguing about GT because it won't be retconned and it has always been canon.
Future Trunks returns to the future to find that it is still a wasteland despite saving it in the past. That PROVES that the Dragon Ball universe has multiple timelines. Since Toriyama himself states that it is a side story, pretending that GT is a canon occurance of the main timeline is like pretending that all the DBZ fanfiction is canon.