He also wears blue armbands, which he previously didn't, and his hairstyle still resembles that of his father. In Dragon Ball Super, Goten wears his gi without the blue undershirt as he did in the Majin Buu Saga.
Goten's hair grew, so that he would not be mistaken for Goku and is seen with a shaggier hairstyle similar to Yamcha's and also wears an orange gi similar to what Pan wears at the World Martial Arts Tournament. His appearance drastically changes as he grows older, towards the end of Dragon Ball Z. Goten is known for looking almost identical to his father as a child, to the point when Goku first meets Goten he proclaims, "I think there is a little me hiding behind your leg Chi-Chi!" This resemblance to his father is pointed out numerous times by other characters throughout the series, as well as in a few video games. He also wears an orange gi similar to Goku's, minus the kame symbol, along with a dark blue long-sleeved undershirt and black training shoes with dark blue shin guards in the Majin Buu Arc. Goten's appearance as a child is a spitting image of his father's childhood look, including messy, unkempt hair, same eye color, lighter-pale complexion and a playful face. Goku when seeing Goten for the first time in " Gather for the Tournament" " Hey, I think there's a little me hiding behind your leg, Chi-Chi!"
6.1 The Return of Son Goku and Friends!.
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