Derek Padulaさんのイラストまとめ

@themistern

@tiger I write about this in my book, Dragon Ball Culture Volume 2. The original Chinese is bājiāo-shàn, and Japanese is bashō-sen, which is often translated into English as “banana palm fan," So I surmise the localizers called it the Bansho Fan because they felt it's similar to banana.

Learn how Toriyama's trip to Bali inspired Dragon Ball by reading Dragon Ball Culture Vol. 3! This post took me all day to create because I had to translate the Japanese in Bird Land Press before creating the post. Plus, lots of "research" for the ladies: https://t.co/N0Ga8oAqxJ

Learn more about the inspiration behind Tenshinhan's traditional fighting styles by reading Dragon Ball Culture Volume 5:

https://t.co/FtFyg8OKuk

#keyboardcat

@danny_mx Right? I'm sure there's a juggler out there who could do it if they tried hard enough. Some upper body armor like this guy's, plus a helmet and neck guard, and you're good to go.

What are you guys up to tonight? I'm taking a class on Android app development. Later I'll translate some more Bird Land Press. So far I've completed a survey of all the content in each of my 9 issues, and translated 3 pages of issue 15.

@MrOppaiSenpai

I finished unboxing the mystery gift package from Caramel Mama. It's AMAZING! Dragon Ball fans, Dr. Slump fans, and Akira Toriyama fans are going to flip out when they see my video of what's inside!

@echoquon No need to be jelly. It could be a Dr. Slump style piece of poop!

I'll answer the question of how I got it in my video and article.