Akira Toriyama has a very distinctive art style in most of his works, but that style changed notably after Dragon Ball concluded. So, why is that?

Chrono Trigger is an icon for many reasons, but the Dragon Ball creator's vision of its time-travel universe has helped it endure for the last 3 decades.

Style Arts & Entertainment Power Fashion Of Interest Arts & Entertainments Akira Toriyama laid the bedrock of modern action storytelling The ‘Dragon Ball’ creator died at 68.

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

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 ...

Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, who also provided art for the likes of the Dragon Quest series and Chrono Trigger, has died at the age of 68.

When his name comes up, usually his artwork starts the conversation. But, Akira Toriyama was also as a gifted and unique storyteller.

Frieza trades destruction for doodling in a rare Toriyama illustration, see the ‘Dragon Ball Z’ villain hilariously fail at being a mangaka.

After hearing the news, Ramos immediately created an art piece inspired by one of the last scenes of “Dragon Ball Z” as a tribute to the Toriyama.

The Impact Akira Toriyama Had on Gaming Can’t Be Understated Toriyama's impact on worldwide culture was by no means limited to one medium.