There are few mangaka who've had longer and more successful careers than Dragon Ball's Akira Toriyama. One key element of Toriyama's success was his distinctive art style, which influenced ...

The late, great Akira Toriyama's final Dragon Ball project proves he still had tricks, humor, and unique eye for continuity up his sleeve. By Isaiah Colbert Published October 11, 2024 io9 ...

Since the tragic passing of Akira Toriyama last year, Dragon Ball fans have both mourned and wondered what the future of the ...

When the name Akira Toriyama comes up, it’s usually his artwork that starts the conversation. Rightly so! His style is iconic and instantly recognizable.

Manga. Naho Ohishi, Akira Toriyama’s first apprentice, redrew a classic Dragon Ball cover art The author of ‘Dragon Ball SD’ shares her own tribute to her teacher, Akira Toriyama, with an ...

Beyond TV, Toriyama lent his art and style to other fields. Just as “Dragon Ball” was starting, he was commissioned by a Japanese software company to draw up a fantasy land.

Toriyama's success in manga led to him becoming well-known, and his art style quickly became one of the most recognizable in 1980s Japan. That led to offers of work on video games. The result is a ...

Image Credit: Akira Toriyama and Square Enix. ... Trigger and the many entries in the Dragon Quest franchise, which the legendary illustrator designed the characters and art style for.

One such person is Neight Escalante, whose business of the last 30 years, It’s Over 9,000 Comics and Cards, is named after a famous line from the show “Dragon Ball Z.” ...