Toriyama's cover for the supersized February 1994 issue of V-Jump illustrated in tandem for the success of a beloved fighting game sequel — Gohan manages an earned smile after an hard fought battle which left him scarred!
Toriyama's insert poster illustration within WSJ No. 37 (1990/08/11) — Goku & Gohan operate a cool bipedal mecha!
Quoted as his favorite machine, he commented that he tries to ensure vehicles he creates maintain practical properties as if they were real.
Toriyama's Character Design of Orstov for Dragon Quest 10 Online's "Fable of the Ancient Dragon" expansion (2015/04/30) — It's its 6th anniversary
As part of the Nadraga Sect, he's aiming to revive the god Nadraga, as you'd expect from an dignified looking elder.
Toriyama's illustration of the Hero sitting on the logo for Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2 (2010/04/28) — It's its 11th anniversary
Toriyama's Character Design of Neo for the "Super Sense Story" collaboration between Honda & WSJ circa 1991 — Let's learn traffic safety via the titular Super Sense skill
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Toriyama's Spine Illustration for volume 4 of Dr. Slump's original collected release (1981/04/10) — With blank stares, the trio of Norimaki wear their animal-inspired headgears together
Toriyama's Design of Nene's Giant Mechat Warship in Blue Dragon (2006/12/07) — If the foreboding purple clouds below weren't enough, Toriyama also armed it to the teeth to convey its offensive capabilities!
Toriyama's original title page illustration for "Dr. Slump 2007 Special: Dr. Mashirito Abale-chan" in the April 2007 issue of MSJ (2007/03/06) — Penguin Village shall taste a new evil
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Cover Illustration for volume 12 of Dragon Ball's "Kanzenban" release (2003/05/01) — Piccolo shall avenge himself!
The contrast speaks for itself with Piccolo looking stern and Son Goku & company reuniting pleasantly.
Toriyama's full color title page for "Mahimahi the Lungfish" in WSJ No.4-5 (1998/12/19)
Toriyama kept two lungfish of his own when creating this. Their unbelievable ecology is adapted in an humorous fin.
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