Toriyama's Spine Illustration for volume 2 of Dr. Slump's original collected release (1980/10/09)
Making excellent use of physical format, the three Norimaki are vertically aligned like a totem pole.
Toriyama's cover for Dragon Ball's 87th chapter in WSJ No. 37 (1986/08/12) - It is a cover that completely embodies "Passionate Spirit!"
Around this period, it was notable for selling at the 420 mark. Toriyama reminisces that he's probably drawn Goku riding the Kinto'un a lot.
Toriyama's "recent" self-portrait in Dragon Ball's 2nd volume (1986/01/10) — As you can see, while he has mastered comics, he'll never master the cold
Toriyama's original color title page for Dr. Slump's 33rd chapter in WSJ No. 37 (1980/08/12) — Happy Setsubun!
Arale (Momotarō) & friends are loading up an anti-oni cannon to celebrate the reason for the season accordingly. Mayhem (for good...?) has never been so charming.
Cover Illustration of Dragon Ball's 19th volume (1989/11/10) — Toriyama illustrates a retro-futuristic flying mecha with a cool dragon marking on the exterior
He doesn't reveal the entire design, probably it to one's imagination. At least, I'll believe him on that for now.
Toriyama's Character Design of the Prince of Samartria for "Dragon Quest 2 The Gods of Evil Spirits" (1987/01/26) — It's its 34th anniversary
He's one of the three main player characters of the game. Known for being laidback, Toriyama's gentle penning conveys just how easygoing.
Toriyama's cover for Dragon Ball's 45th chapter in WSJ No. 45 (1985/10/08)
With Namu's defeat, Goku enters The Jackie Chun for a grand, martial finale. His expertise looms over him...
Cover Illustration for volume 9 of Dragon Ball's "Kanzenban" release (2003/04/04) — The Turtle School rivals with the Crane School in a fierce tournament
The grim Tenshinhan has yet to renounce evil during this segment. However, what it's done for his physique is somethin' else~
Cover Illustration of Dragon Ball's 18th volume (1989/07/10) — Goku (Engineer) advises Gohan (Driver)!
In this volume, Goku trained with Kaio while Gohan trained with Piccolo.
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Back Cover Illustration for volume 8 of Dr. Slump's "Kanzenban" release (2007/04/04) — Today's favorite is Ghost! 👻
You might recall this fellow from the storyline where Tsun Tsururin & Taro go on a date at an haunted house (starting chapter 127). I bet you forgot about it!