Toriyama's original "Jump Gorgeous Telephone Card Present" Illustration within WSJ No. 25 (1995/05/22) — The SD version of Mr. Satan & Mr. Boo were featured in the issue for Dragon Ball's final chapter!
Toriyama's Illustration for the 1987 Dragon Ball Calendar within WSJ No. 5 (1986/12/19) — It's Red Ribbon "February" for long hair Bulma
Toriyama's Cover Illustration for "Bird Land Press 19" (1985/07) — Son Goku and Tongpoo enjoy a nice cruise together in this-crossover
The former is clearly inspired by the latter with how they marry past and future world elements.
*This is republished from a 2019/09/26 article
Cover Illustration for volume 21 of Dragon Ball's "Kanzenban" release (2003/10/03) — Redrawn from a panel in Dragon Ball's 312th chapter, Freeza remarks how it's been awhile since someone made im warm up like that!
Toriyama's 2018 Dragon Ball Legends Character Design for protagonist Shallot, a Saiyan from the ancient past sent to the present age
*This is republished from a 2018/10/24 article
Toriyama's Illustration for the 1987 Dragon Ball Calendar within WSJ No. 5 (1986/12/19) — As expected, Son Goku climbs up No. 1 for New Years "January"!
Back Cover Illustration for volume 7 of Dragon Ball's "Kanzenban" release (2003/03/04) — Did Toriyama make Upa just a little bit taller in his reinterpretation?
Toriyama's New Years Illustration card for members of the Akira Toriyama Preservation Society (~1986) — He's also advertising his then-new "Dragon Ball" serial
This is republished from a 2019/01/04 article
Toriyama's 2017 Character Design of Universe 6's Saiyan Cauliflo from Dragon Ball Super's Universe Survival arc — With spiked hair like Son Goku & Vegeta and wild, long purple pants, she is radiating her boisterous personality
Toriyama's cover for Dragon Ball's 204th chapter in WSJ No. 1-2 (1988/12/06) — Son Goku's family enjoys sledding in the winter~
This is republished from a 2018/12/31 article.