Cover Illustration of Dragon Ball's 21th volume (1990/04/10) — Bulma, Kuririn, and Gohan begin to explore Namek
Seems Toriyama forgot all about the Hoi-Poi Capsule in the middle of designing this mech as he was thinking how the handle & seat would realistically fold into itself.
Toriyama's Cover Illustration contribution for his Neko-Majin series in the double issue of WSJ No. 37-38 (1999/08/10) — It's National Cat Day on February 22
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Toriyama's Monster Design of Dentasaurus (aka "Rhino"), for "Dragon Quest 5 Bride of the Heavens" (1992/09/27) — Despite its debut here, it was illustrated and intended for the second Dragon Quest title
Toriyama's poster illustration for "Dragon Ball Z God & God" (2013/03/30) — It's its 8th anniversary
Goku & Beers take the center surrounded by Toriyama's diverse cast of characters. Be sure to look thoroughly for all sorts of character moments like Yamcha & Pilaf meeting gazes.
Toriyama's updated Character Design of Hero (Youth) in the PS2 edition of Dragon Quest 5 Bride of the Heavens (2004/03/25) — It's its 17th anniversary — Before learning to wield a staff, he first wields a stick with an innocent expression! (laughs)
Toriyama's Character Design of the Hero for Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 3 (2016/03/24) — It's its 5th anniversary
The reactor headpiece he has equipped, alongside his mature demeanor, does its job in invoking a cool image for him, don't you agree?
Toriyama, as designer, superviser, and cutter for FineMolds, interpreted the Shpagin PPSh-41 alongside his companion SD design of Tanya within a 1/12 Scale Plastic Model Assembly Kit (~1994) — They're as realistic-looking as possible while maintaining unique charm from his touch~
Toriyama's Character Design of Jiro, Shū's sharp classmate, in Blue Dragon (2006/12/07)
It's a rare but fun challenge for Toriyama to draw these type of intellectual characters. The side-part haircut is essential for them! (laughs)
Toriyama's Idea Sketch for "Sonchoh", which later debuts in WSJ No. 5 (1987/12/18) — It's published alongside DB's 155th chapter w/ a mirroring title page
A logo, names, & designs for the final work are ft.
*This is republished from a 2018/01/19 article
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