Toriyama's Enemy Character Design illustration of Ozotto for Dragon Ball Z V.R.V.S. (circa 1994) — This title debut during the 25th WSJ anniversary Jump Multimedia World event
*This is republished from a 2018/08/13 article.
Cover Illustration of Dragon Ball's 26th volume (1991/06/10) — Son Goku looks fly wearing his jacket patched with "26" while taking the skies with Kinto'un!
Toriyama's 2016 Character Design of Goku Black from Dragon Ball Super's "Future" Trunks arc — It's specified within the comment that he becomes a differently colored Super Saiyan than Son Goku
Toriyama's comment within "Dragon Ball Super Super Start Guide" (2015/07/03) — Look forward to him attempting to create as many Character Designs as possible for the series
*This is republished from a 2018/03/23 article
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Toriyama's Original Poster Illustration for WSJ's Special Autumn Edition (1985/10/29) — It's an outstanding piece of the 21st tournament's martial artists
Toriyama's Bonus Figure Image Illustration for volumes 1-12 of Dragon Ball's DVD Singles set (~2007) — As you may have guessed, it had an accompanying nostalgic diorama of Kuririn being confused by Bulma getting angry with Turtle Hermit as Son Goku rides with Kinto'un
Toriyama's 2015 Character Design of Universe 9's Destroyer God Sidra from "Dragon Ball Super" — He was the first to be designed for the US arc thus the remainder gods were referenced by his beat!
*This is republished from a 2018/09/11 article.
Toriyama's "Jump Gorgeous Telephone Card Present" Illustration within WSJ No. 21-22 (1995/04/25) — This time it's a Super Deformed Son Gohan & Piccolo, a student and teacher duo!
Toriyama's Telephone Card Illustration for the animated "Dragon Ball GT" series (circa ~1995) — This was a scrapped WSJ bonus that eventually made its way into DB "Daizenshuu 1"
*This is republished from a 2018/07/26 article.
Cover Illustration of Dragon Ball's 25th volume (1991/03/08) — Son Goku & co. casually traverse the jungle with their sleek Capsule Corporation-branded boat~
Aren't those dragon-like critters cute? They help set the adventurous mood of this story.