Toriyama's updated Character Design of Hero in the PS2 edition of Dragon Quest 5 Bride of the Heavens (2004/03/25) — It's its 16th anniversary now
Toriyama decided to depict the Hero right out of a battle scene instead of repeating the more docile mood he previously illustrated.
Cover Illustration for volume 13 of Dr. Slump's "Kanzenban" release (2007/09/04).
Toriyama comments having a childhood fear of becoming a fly and being completely unable to communicate that he's transformed before getting smacked.
I believe this is the "the artist's rendition".
Toriyama's 2016 Character Design of Universe 6's Kaiōshin Fuwa from "Dragon Ball Super"
Much like his Destroyer God (Champa), he is stout in stature. While Universe 6 shares characteristics with its paired Universe 7, developmental deviations remain widespread.
Toriyama's Cover Illustration for WSJ, No. 37 (1986/08/12)
"Passionate Spirit!"
The mastery of this is how detailed it is in its plain simpleness.
Cover Illustration of DB's 5th volume (1987/01/09)
To better contrast with the red motorcycle, Toriyama depicts Son Goku with a green dougi instead. Additionally, it is the first (DB) usage of incorporating numbers within illustrations to correspond with the volume being read.
Toriyama's CD for Jump Shop mascot "Jumpta"
The Jumpta you'll find is usually unique to which Jump Shop you visit. This time he's displaying a firm pose filled with playful confidence. Just what is he up to now?
@Socratic_Ahimsa @datspardauser Remember when Vegeta had fun? He's tired of the routine. It angers instead of eliciting The Joy of Fighting...😔 He should visit his daughter.
Toriyama's CD of Bonyu for the "Goku Experience Action RPG" (2020/01/16)
She's described as a former Ginyu Special Squadron member, departing the faction due to her distaste of posing. It's also said she's from the same planet as Jheese.
(It's because she's red, isn't it?)
Toriyama's monster design of Chimera for "Dragon Quest" (1986/05/27)
The base idea of combining genes f/ several organisms sticks. What made this variant popular derives from its strange charm as a reptilian bird, an outcry from the monstrosities chimera are usually depicted as.