Todd Blankenshipさんのイラストまとめ

Today in The Nearly Complete Works of Toriyama: his character design for Chaco Yutani from the 1997 fighting game Tobal 2. Toriyama comments: "I tried to have her show off more skin as fan service. She should be even sexier in polygon form!" https://t.co/beA2uPbru0

Today in The Nearly Complete Works of Toriyama: his Golden Freeza design for Resurrection "F". Toriyama explains: "I couldn't make his form any simpler, so instead I mainly just changed his color. Gold felt like the strongest, I guess because I associate it with Gold Medals."

Picked up this Akira Toriyama: The World art book at Bookoff for all of $2. I would have gladly paid 3 or even 4 dollars for it.

If it's not something he can do at will then I'm not sure "mastered" is quite the right word for it.

Today in The Nearly Complete Works of Toriyama: his redesign of the Norimaki house for the 90s Dr. Slump anime: https://t.co/WL5IGDAZex

The next level

17's last words (since I'm sure he will never ever get revived, not ever). Another example of his longstanding love of stuff that seems human (人間臭い), which goes all the way back to him opting to drive to Goku's place instead of fly in the original series.

Today's entry in the Nearly Complete Works of Toriyama: one of the images he drew for DBGT https://t.co/ZEZKWnYOU2

In Japanese Freeza brings a thousand (数人) soldiers to Earth, not thousands. This is consistent across the RF movie, TV arc, and manga. The movie even has a joke about how the six Earth warriors facing them need to each defeat 170 to meet their quota.

Today's entry in the Nearly Complete Works of Toriyama: a postcard sent in October 1984 to members of the Akira Toriyama Preservation Society (his official fan club at the time), in which Goku and Bulma were first unveiled to the world a month before the manga began in Jump: