Toriyama's advance announcement illustration of his new "Dragon Ball series" within WSJ No. 50 (1984/11/13) — Serialization began 11/20
Before teaching dinosaurs, we had dragons ride balls first! You might notice Toriyama is still hailed as the "Gag Emperor" thanks to Dr. Slump.
Toriyama's Monster Design of Archdemon (aka "Awfully Tough Demon") for "Dragon Quest 2 The Gods of Evil Spirits" (1987/01/26)
Unfortunately, the Famicom original sprite doesn't portray his pitchfork. However, thanks to the wonders of technology, you can see it in future ports!
Toriyama's CD of Padre for Dragon Quest 10's "The 5000-Year Journey Towards a Distant Familiar Land" expansion (2017/11/16) — It's its 3rd anniversary
Known as "The Swordsman in Black", his enigmaticly royal presence, perfectly captured via illustration, is key to the storyline.
Back Cover Illustration for volume 6 of Dr. Slump's "Kanzenban" release (2007/02/02)
Kurikinton, Taro's pops, is next in line of favorites to feature. If it wasn't totally obvious, he's based on Clint Eastwood's character in Dirty Harry, Harry Callahan, who Toriyama found cool.
Toriyama's Character Design of the "Devil" shadow in Blue Dragon Grand Beasts of Another World (2009/10/08) — He also had creative control designing main characters & the packaging.
Visually, he looks sorta like your fatso uncle. Mechanically, he's good at disturbing enemies.
Toriyama's original title page for Dr. Slump's 12th chapter in WSJ No. 16 (1980/03/18)
Arale 'n the gang partake in some Showa-era "menka" games like skip roping & stilts. Also featured is an exclusive-to-Jump-printing thank you fan letter in Toriyama's natural Nagoya dialect.
@josdabayona @GaoRush You dare tempt fate? It's not only official but this isn't even the most risque thing Tabata has drawn, officially or off the clock. He refuses to go to horny jail.
Toriyama's Monster Design of Silver Devil (aka "Lesser Daemon") for "Dragon Quest 2 The Gods of Evil Spirits" (1987/01/26)
This menacing monster debuts as representative of the titular evil to come. It's so sinister its odd blue/green body palette can send you into spooks alone.
Toriyama's Package Illustration for Dragon Quest 10's "Thorn Maiden & Devastation God" expansion (2019/10/24) — It's its anniversary tomorrow
He interprets key characters descending into a new journey within the spiritual realm. The overhead perspective is quite impressive, too.
The "Hoyoyo Card Special No. 8" appendix featured within WSJ, No. 47 (1980/10/21)
It's all about the silly aliens visiting Penguin Village as we close with the final card. From Dodongadon to the Great King Niko-chan himself, we've met some quality friends overcosmos, haven't we?